A part-time Veterinarian opportunity in Kenmore, WA offers compensation up to $199,000 and the chance to join a collaborative small-animal practice dedicated to preventive care and client service.
The Hospital
This established general practice delivers comprehensive preventive medicine with a focus on continuity of care. A structured support team model ensures veterinarians work alongside experienced veterinary assistants, client service coordinators, and on-site leadership, all aligned to efficient, high-quality workflows. The facility offers in-house diagnostics, in-house dental services, routine surgical care, and on-site medication services. Client-friendly tools, including online appointment scheduling and a transparent cost estimator, streamline communication and help set clear expectations. The clinic operates early-start weekday hours with weekend availability, offering schedule flexibility and strong access for clients. Located in a convenient retail setting with easy parking, the hospital fosters a positive, team-oriented environment that values collaboration, clinical judgment, and steady process improvement.
Location
Set on the north shore of Lake Washington, Kenmore blends small-city comfort with easy access to major regional amenities under 15 miles from downtown Seattle. It is an outdoor-friendly community with vibrant local businesses and year-round events.
- Lake Washington waterfront living with Log Boom Park for scenic walks, cycling, and paddle sports
- Burke-Gilman Trail access for commuting and recreation, connecting to a broader regional trail network
- Kenmore Air seaplane harbor for a distinctive local landmark and quick regional getaways
- Seasonal farmers market and regular community events that create a welcoming neighborhood feel
- Short hops to Seattle, Bothell, and Woodinville wine country for dining, culture, and weekend adventures
- Active local food and drink scene along Brew Row, ideal for relaxed after-work meetups
- St. Edward State Park nearby with 365 acres of forested trails, lawns, and lake views
- Compact city scale (about 24,000 residents) that minimizes commute stress while offering robust amenities
- Multiple commuting options, including nearby park-and-ride and regional transit links
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k) and Roth retirement plans with company match
- Student loan debt support programs for eligible full-time doctors
- Paid time off and paid holidays
- Robust mental health resources, including access to coaching and counseling
- Company-paid basic life insurance with optional supplemental coverage
- Company-paid short-term and long-term disability
- Flexible Spending Accounts (healthcare and dependent care) and Health Savings Account options
- Paid parental leave for birth and adoption
- Continuing education allowance and professional development support
- Backup child care, elder care, and family support resources
- Fertility and family-building benefits
- Digital wellness and exercise programs
- Optional supplemental health coverage for accident, critical illness, and hospital stays
- Legal plan and identity theft protection
- Commuter benefits
- Complimentary preventive care plans for personal pets and employee discounts
- Flexible scheduling and respect for clinical autonomy within practice guidelines
- Growth opportunities, mentorship, and leadership development
- Inclusive workplace programs and community volunteer opportunities
The Role
- Part-time clinical position serving canine and feline patients in a general practice setting
- Emphasis on preventive medicine, wellness exams, vaccinations, and client education
- Provide routine diagnostics, dental care, spay/neuter, microchipping, and parasite prevention
- Build trusted relationships with clients and collaborate closely with a multi-role support team
- Maintain accurate medical records and uphold best-practice standards
- Contribute to a positive culture and ongoing improvements in patient and client experience
- Participate in a schedule that may include early-start weekdays and rotating weekends
Requirements
- DVM or VMD degree from an accredited veterinary program
- Current Washington veterinary license (or ability to obtain prior to start)
- Federal and state controlled substance licenses (or eligibility)
- Eligibility to work in the United States
- Strong communication skills and a commitment to teamwork and preventive care
- Comfort with routine general practice procedures; mentorship available for developing skills
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