Step into a part-time Veterinarian role in Olympia, WA with compensation up to $199,000. Join a well-established small-animal clinic where preventive care, teamwork, and a supportive culture set veterinarians up for success.
The Hospital
This community-focused, general practice provides comprehensive preventive and routine care for dogs and cats, supported by an experienced team and a collaborative, learning-oriented culture. The clinic runs regular daytime hours and emphasizes client education, high-quality medicine, and efficient workflows. Facilities include digital dental radiography and standard diagnostic imaging tools, with structured onboarding and continuing-education support to help clinicians grow. The hospital also offers resources to enhance communication with diverse client communities, including access to language interpretation.
- Preventive and routine services: wellness exams, vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping, behavior evaluation, and dental care
- Diagnostics: digital dental radiography and standard diagnostic imaging tools
- Supportive environment: structured onboarding, CE support, coaching resources, and a collaborative team
- Client-centered: steady preventive-care caseload and tools that streamline communication and education
- Schedule: consistent daytime clinic hours designed to support work-life balance
Location
Olympia, WA combines small-city ease with capital-city amenities. From scenic waterfront strolls to a lively arts calendar and rapid access to beaches, forests, and mountain trails, it offers an enviable quality of life without big-city congestion.
- State capital setting: Washington State Capitol Campus anchors a stable public-sector economy and a vibrant civic center
- Waterfront charm: Percival Landing’s mile-long boardwalk and parks are ideal for lunchtime walks and after-work meetups
- Fresh and local: the renowned Olympia Farmers Market adds a colorful, community-forward food scene
- Arts and festivals: Arts Walk, Procession of the Species, Capital Lakefair, Harbor Days, and the Olympia Film Festival keep the calendar active year-round
- Outdoor escapes: Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge is minutes away; the Olympic Peninsula and Olympic National Park are within easy day-trip range
- Services and education: Providence St. Peter Hospital and The Evergreen State College provide strong regional healthcare and cultural programming
- Regional access: Intercity Transit for local connections; Sea-Tac Airport is reachable for travel without daily metro traffic
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k) and Roth retirement plans with company match
- Student loan support program for eligible full-time veterinarians
- Paid time off and paid holidays
- Robust mental health resources, including confidential coaching and counseling
- Company-paid life insurance, plus optional supplemental life insurance
- Company-paid short- and long-term disability
- Flexible Spending Accounts (healthcare and dependent care) and Health Savings Account
- Paid parental leave for birth and adoption
- Continuing-education allowance and dedicated learning resources
- Back-up child care, elder care, and family support services
- Fertility and family-building support
- Digital fitness and wellness resources
- Voluntary protection benefits for critical illness, accident, and hospital indemnity
- Legal plan and identity protection
- Commuter benefits
- Complimentary preventive-care plan memberships for personal pets
- Flexible scheduling, autonomy in medical decision-making, and clear pathways for growth and leadership
- Inclusive workplace programs and opportunities to participate in community service
The Role
- Part-time small-animal clinician focused on preventive and general practice care
- Perform wellness and sick visits, dental care, and client education
- Use digital dental radiography and standard diagnostic imaging to support case workups
- Collaborate with a skilled support team to deliver efficient, high-quality care
- Maintain accurate medical records and contribute to a positive, team-first culture
- Benefit from structured onboarding, CE backing, and coaching resources
Requirements
- DVM or VMD degree from an accredited institution
- Active Washington veterinary license (or ability to obtain prior to start)
- Eligibility to work in the United States
- Strong communicator with a commitment to preventive medicine and client education
- Comfortable using digital medical records and dental radiography in daily practice
Apply
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