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Small Animal Associate Veterinarian Job, Astoria, New York, USA

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vetNew York, NYyesterday
Job Description: Our client is seeking an Associate Veterinarian to provide primary and urgent care for small animal patients within a modern clinical environment. The role combines clinical independence with reliable support for patient triage, medical documentation, client callbacks and day-to-day case coordination. This opportunity is suited to a veterinarian who values flexible scheduling, structured development and access to experienced clinical guidance. Personalised mentorship is available at every career stage, with focused training in dentistry, ultrasound and urgent care during the first year. Qualifications Needed:
  • Veterinary Medical Degree or an equivalent recognised qualification
  • Current New York veterinary licence in good standing or eligibility to obtain one
  • Ability to manage a varied caseload with integrity and accountability
  • Collaborative approach to clinical decision-making and patient care
  • Strong communication skills with a compassionate client-focused manner
  • Package:
  • Continuing education allowance with additional paid learning time
  • Generous paid leave and up to 16 weeks of parental leave
  • Medical, dental and vision insurance plan options
  • Retirement savings plan with partial employer contributions
  • Commuter benefits and an employer-supported health savings option
  • Discounted veterinary services for personal pets
  • Flexible employment arrangements to suit individual availability
  • No overnight shifts or overnight hospitalisation responsibilities
  • Personalised mentorship and structured clinical training
  • Specialist advice available for complex or challenging cases
  • Apply
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Level

MidL4

Location

New York, NY

Occupation

Veterinarians

Industry

Veterinary Services

Posted

yesterday

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