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Description
We are seeking a compassionate and motivated mixed animal veterinarian who is passionate about practicing high-quality medicine while growing within a supportive, mentorship-driven environment. Given our current foreseeable trends, this role is expected be 100% large animal in the spring and summer, and a mix of small and large animal in the fall and winter. Depending on business needs, the ratio of small animal to large animal may fluctuate in the fall and winter.
Our clinics are built around the core values of Connection, Dedication, Ethical Excellence, Purpose, Connection, and Development. We believe veterinary medicine is not only a profession, but a calling that requires continual learning, teamwork, and meaningful relationships with both patients and people.
This role is ideal for a veterinarian who values collaboration, seeks mentorship and professional growth, and is committed to delivering exceptional care to companion animals and their families.
Key Responsibilities:
Patient Care
Examine, diagnose, and treat sick animals of all eligible species
Diagnose medical conditions using clinical evaluation and diagnostic tools
Develop and implement treatment plans and/or protocols tailored to both small animal and farm and equine patients
Prescribe medications, vaccines, and therapies appropriate for species and condition
Provide preventive care including vaccinations and parasite prevention
Perform surgery when necessary or requested
Consult with clients on herd health, nutrition, preventive care, and disease management
Small Animal Surgical Care
Perform routine surgical procedures such as:
Spay and neuter surgeries
Mass removals
Wound repairs
Dental procedures
Large Animal Surgical Care
Perform routine and emergency surgical procedures, including:
Castrations
Laceration repair
DA surgeries
Reproductive procedures such as Caslick’s
Dental procedures for equines
Maintain safety and sterile techniques in field settings and occasional clinic settings
*Veterinarians will receive mentorship and guidance for surgical development as needed.
Small Animal Client Communication
Communicate diagnoses and treatment plans clearly and compassionately
Build trusting relationships with pet owners
Provide education on preventative care and long-term health management
Support clients through difficult medical decisions with empathy
Large Animal Client Communication
Clearly explain diagnoses, treatment options, and preventive care strategies
Build trust and strong relationships with clients managing farms or equine facilities
Provide compassionate guidance during difficult medical or herd health decisions
Respond to clients in a timely manner
Perform call-backs when necessary
Collaboration and Team Leadership
Work closely with veterinary technicians, assistants, and client service staff
Foster a collaborative and respectful workplace
Support team members in delivering excellent patient care
Participate in case discussions and knowledge sharing
Professional Development
Participate in mentorship sessions and case reviews
Engage in continuing education opportunities
Stay current on advances in veterinary medicine
Contribute to a culture of lifelong learning within the clinic
Develop leadership and clinical expertise in large animal practice
Experience
Whether you’ve been in this field for decades, or you’re just starting out, if you feel this sounds like an organization you would like to be a part of, please don’t hesitate to apply.
Ideal Candidate Traits
We are looking for veterinarians who:
Value ethical medical practice
Demonstrate compassion for patients and clients
Are eager to learn and grow
Enjoy collaboration and teamwork
Communicate openly and respectfully
Are motivated by purpose-driven work
Thrive on a variety of emergency and sick call work
Have a passion for treating animals of all species
Work Environment
Our clinic provides a supportive environment focused on teamwork, mentorship, and professional growth. The position involves working in examination rooms, surgical suites, and treatment areas while collaborating closely with a dedicated veterinary team.
Veterinary work may involve:
Standing for extended periods
Lifting animals with assistance
Exposure to animals that may be fearful or injured
Benefits
Competitive compensation; commensurate with experience
Flexible schedules for a great work-life balance
Mentorship program for associate veterinarians
Opportunities for growth and advancement within our expanding practice, including the possibility of partnership
4-day work week, large animal on call rotation of one out of six nights/weekends (or split equally with all LA doctors)
Welcoming and friendly team with a positive culture
Generous paid time off, including a mental health day
Medical, dental, vision and life insurance (Employee health insurance is 75% employer paid)
401k with excellent company contribution
CE Allowances
Uniform allowance
Personal pet discounts
Employee recognition program
Monthly fitness stipend
VIN subscription
Dues allotted for membership in various organizations (OVMA, AVMA, AAFP, etc.)
Requirements
Education:
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from an accredited veterinary college.
Licensure:
Active veterinary license in Ohio through the Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing Board.
DEA registration for prescribing controlled substances regulated by the Drug Enforcement Administration required; paid by VWP.
Travel:
Large animal work will be performed on farms spanning our multi-county service area. A company truck with an installed vet unit will be provided. Small animal work will be done in any of our five offices. Those locations are in Orrville, Seville, Barberton, Canal Fulton and Southern Medina.
