Description
Amherst Veterinary Hospital is a progressive independently owned practice serving dogs and cats in Central Wisconsin. We have a dedicated and experienced staff with a high retention rate and excellent doctor: staff ratios. We are looking for another full time or part time veterinarian to help us serve our continuously growing client base. Our doctors focus on quality compassionate care with no sales quotas or quarterly numbers to worry about. Voted Best Veterinary Clinic in Portage County since 2023, we are committed to affordable high quality care and building lasting relationships within our community.
We utilize many tools to keep us state of the art including:
- Fully digital records
- Full in-house lab and AI analyzers
- Digital whole body and dental radiography and onsite AI analysis
- Surgical lasers and cold laser therapy
- High speed dental units
- Oncura ultrasound: our CVT's are trained in sonography using the Oncura system so your patients don’t need a referral to receive a specialist interpretation of images.
About the area: Amherst, Wisconsin is a beautiful small-town gem tucked in the Central Wisconsin countryside. The community is dedicated to the local art scene and outdoor recreation. With the beautiful Tomorrow River, numerous parks, and the nearby Green Circle trail, it is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. Enjoying the small-town life doesn’t mean you have to give up big city amenities. Appleton, Green Bay, and Wausau are all within an easy 1.5-hour drive. Our local community also offers many diverse opportunities including an excellent school system; thriving independent breweries and wineries; and nearby University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.
Benefits offered:
- Negotiable salary commensurate with experience; signing bonus
- Student loan relief
- IRA plan with match
- Paid licensing, DEA, professional dues (WVMA, AVMA), and continuing education stipend.
- Paid health insurance
- Healthy work-life balance via a rotating schedule with a 3-day weekend every other week, rotating Saturdays, and no on-call duty.
- Strong support in a tightly knit community with many long-term multi-generation clients and new client growth.
- Mentorship and growth opportunities to help develop young vets and new skills
Requirements
Expected Responsibilities:
- Provide preventative care, general medical exams, initial urgent care, and end of life care for companion dogs and cats.
- Interpret diagnostic results.
- Perform surgery and prescribe medication as needed.
- Maintain patients’ medical records.
- Ensure compliance with veterinary ethics and relevant statues, policies, and procedures.
Qualifications:
- DVM or equivalent degree from a AVMA COE-accredited Veterinary Program.
- State Veterinary license in good standing.
- Willingness to develop diagnostic and surgical skills.
- Desire to provide compassionate care.
- Effective and efficient communication and interpersonal skills.
