Step into a well-supported small-animal role in Boston, MA, with a salary up to $180,000. Thrive in a collaborative, well-equipped clinic committed to high-quality, preventive-focused care.
The Hospital
This established urban practice delivers comprehensive preventive and general veterinary services, including wellness care, dentistry, routine surgery, parasite prevention, nutrition guidance, orthopedic evaluation, and end-of-life support. The hospital features on-site digital radiology, in-house laboratory diagnostics for rapid results, and an in-clinic pharmacy with convenient home-delivery options. Client accessibility is a priority, with free interpretation services (including ASL), drop-off appointments, and microchipping. The team includes veterinarians, credentialed technicians, assistants, and a practice manager, fostering a collaborative environment with clear pathways for clinical growth. A consistent clinic schedule includes weekday and weekend hours, supporting a healthy work-life rhythm. The practice is known for its active local presence and commitment to excellent client communication and patient care.
Location
Boston offers a blend of world-class innovation, education, and lifestyle. Candidates can enjoy a vibrant city with exceptional transit, waterfront access, and cultural institutions.
- Extensive MBTA network for easy commuting via subway, commuter rail, bus, and ferry
- Logan International Airport with broad domestic and international connectivity
- Dynamic innovation districts in the Seaport and nearby Kendall Square
- Renowned universities and medical institutions that enrich professional life
- Historic neighborhoods, the Freedom Trail, and a thriving restaurant scene
- Museums and performing arts, including the Museum of Fine Arts and the ICA
- Fenway Park and a strong sports culture
- Waterfront living with the Harborwalk, Esplanade, Boston Common, and nearby islands
- Regional rail links at South Station for convenient intercity travel
Benefits
- Sign-on bonus and relocation support available
- Flexible scheduling with predictable clinic hours and shared weekend coverage
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Generous paid time off and paid parental leave
- 401(k) retirement plan and HSA/FSA options
- Short- and long-term disability coverage
- Professional liability coverage
- State licensing and professional dues reimbursement (including DEA eligibility support)
- Continuing education allowance and paid CE time
- Mentorship and leadership-development programs
- Mental health and well-being resources
- Student loan assistance programs
- Employee pet-care discounts
The Role
- Deliver high-quality preventive and general medical care to companion animals (primarily dogs and cats)
- Perform examinations, formulate diagnostics and treatment plans, and communicate clearly with clients
- Conduct routine soft-tissue surgery and dentistry; ensure safe anesthesia and effective pain management
- Utilize digital radiography and in-house lab testing to guide timely case management
- Collaborate with credentialed technicians and assistants; contribute to a positive, team-centered culture
- Maintain accurate medical records and uphold medical and safety protocols
- Participate in shared weekend coverage aligned with clinic hours
Requirements
- DVM or VMD degree from an accredited veterinary program
- Current Massachusetts veterinary license (or eligibility to obtain prior to start)
- Eligibility to work in the United States
- DEA registration (or eligibility) and state-controlled substance compliance
- Strong medical, surgical, and dentistry skills; new graduates welcome with mentorship available
- Excellent communication skills and a commitment to preventive care and client service
- Ability to participate in a rotating weekend schedule
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