Associate Veterinarian role in Plano, TX with compensation up to $180,000. Step into a well-reviewed small-animal practice offering a balanced weekday schedule, a supportive team, and modern on-site diagnostics.
The Hospital
This established small-animal clinic cares for dogs and cats across preventive medicine, dentistry, internal medicine, routine and soft-tissue surgery, and senior care. The environment is collaborative, with veterinarians supported by experienced technicians, veterinary assistants, client service professionals, and pet-care staff. On-site capabilities include digital radiology, dental radiography, an in-house laboratory and pharmacy, ophthalmic screening equipment, and cold-laser therapy. The facility also features boarding areas and an isolation ward. Processes and protocols support efficient, consistent daytime care, and the clinic is closed on weekends. The practice is well-reviewed locally on common veterinary listing sites.
Location
Plano, TX blends professional opportunity with excellent quality of life in the North Dallas corridor. It offers strong schools, modern mixed-use districts, and abundant parks and trails, all with convenient regional access.
- Highly educated, growing community with strong household incomes and a deep local talent pool
- Legacy West and nearby business districts for dining, shopping, and after-work amenities
- Family-friendly neighborhoods served by Plano ISD with extensive academic and extracurricular programs
- Expansive green spaces and trails, including Arbor Hills Nature Preserve and Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve
- DART rail access to Dallas and easy drives to DFW International Airport and Dallas Love Field
- Lively dining and arts scene from the Downtown Arts District to Legacy Hall
- Recognized for neighborhood-level safety, appealing for those considering relocation
Benefits
- Competitive compensation structure
- Consistent Monday to Friday daytime schedule; closed weekends
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k) with company match
- Paid time off and paid holidays
- Continuing education allowance with dedicated CE days
- Reimbursement for state licensure and DEA fees
- Professional liability coverage
- Life and disability insurance
- Employee pet care discounts
- Uniform allowance
- Relocation assistance available
- Professional development and mentorship support
The Role
- Provide comprehensive primary care, including wellness exams, vaccinations, parasite prevention, and geriatric medicine
- Manage internal medicine cases with timely use of in-house diagnostics and imaging
- Perform routine and soft-tissue surgeries and deliver high-quality dental care, including dental radiography
- Interpret digital radiographs and laboratory results to guide treatment plans
- Develop anesthetic and pain-management protocols with strong technician support
- Communicate clearly with pet owners to educate, set expectations, and ensure continuity of care
- Contribute to medical standards, case reviews, and a positive, team-centered culture
- Typical schedule is weekday, daytime hours with no weekend shifts
Requirements
- DVM or VMD degree (or equivalent) from an accredited institution
- License to practice veterinary medicine in Texas (or eligibility to obtain prior to start)
- Eligibility to work in the United States
- DEA registration (or eligibility to obtain)
- USDA Category II accreditation a plus (or willingness to pursue)
- Strong interest in dentistry, preventive care, and soft-tissue surgery
- Excellent communication skills and a commitment to collaborative, high-quality medicine
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