Associate Veterinarian Fear Free Certified Practice - Community Animal Hospital

Community Animal Hospital is a well established Fear Free Certified general practice located in Shrewsbury, MA. We offer a wide variety of services such as surgery (general and orthopedics), preventative care, emergency visits, ultrasound, radiology, laboratory testing, laser, dental procedures, and digital dental imaging.

We are a 6 doctor practice looking to grow our medical team. We have an opening for a full/part time Associate Veterinarian. Our ideal candidate would be well versed in dentistry. This would include digital dental radiology interpretation and advanced experience in extraction techniques. Our candidate would also have surgical capabilities to offer to our clientele. We are looking for weekend as well as night coverage.

Our mission is to provide outstanding service beyond our clients' expectations. We strive to provide the best medical and surgical services to all clients. We attain this goal through the teamwork of a compassionate, educated staff that is committed to the human-animal bond.

We have a great support staff and our hospital provides state-of-the-art equipment, including digital x-ray and digital dental x-ray. We are conveniently located just a few miles from the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University for specialist referrals and after-hours emergencies as well as Veterinary Emergency Group in Shrewsbury.

We offer an excellent compensation package with a guaranteed base salary plus incentives based on productivity. We will cover the fees associated with malpractice insurance, DEA, state license, and AVMA membership. We also offer a CE allowance and a retirement plan. Take a look at our beautiful hospital and meet our staff at www.cahvets.com. Please email your cover letter and resume to the link provided or mail to Attn: Christine Shepard Practice Manager, Community Animal Hospital, 15 Clews Street, Shrewsbury, MA 01545.

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree required.
• License must be in good standing with the state veterinary board.