Columbus, North Carolina
Troutman, North Carolina
Posted: 12-Nov-25
Location: Columbus, North Carolina
Type: Full Time
Salary: Commensurate with Experience
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At Tryon Equine Hospital, you can continue your career in sports medicine and ambulatory practice in a group that supports your career goals as well as a sustainable lifestyle. Our ambulatory caseload is varied and includes both English and Western Sport Horses, as well as much-loved pleasure horses. As official veterinarians at the Tryon International Equestrian Center, we cover a diverse number of disciplines. Ample mentorship is available from experienced ambulatory clinicians in a team approach to clients and horses. Our associates also benefit from a close relationship with our surgery and internal medicine hospital team, as well as advanced imaging. We understand the challenges of equine practice and are committed to creating a practice environment where everyone can thrive and succeed. On-call duties are shared between 4 doctors and interns.
The ideal Ambulatory Associate candidate will have experience in sport horse practice and have licensure and accreditation to practice in North Carolina and South Carolina. The position is open to foreign applicants who have completed the Educational Commission for Foreign Veterinary Graduates (ECFVG) certification program. The Ambulatory Associate position at Tryon Equine Hospital offers a signing bonus, competitive salary, and relocation assistance.
When it comes to benefits, we’ve got you covered. Our comprehensive benefits package includes health insurance, a 401(k) with employer match, paid parental leave, and coverage for membership and licensing dues. You’ll also have access to a self-care wellness platform designed to support your overall well-being.
At Altano, your professional growth matters. Through the Altano Academy, you’ll have opportunities to learn, collaborate, and advance your career alongside a global network of colleagues and specialists. Engage in exchange groups, attend virtual and in-person CE events, and participate in VetPD courses as part of our commitment to continuous learning.
A Hospital and Team Providing Support & Mentorship
At Tryon Equine Hospital, our practice philosophy is to provide extraordinary patient care and client experience in a team approach. The Ambulatory Associate will complement a team of nine veterinarians, including four board-certified surgeons, one board-certified internal medicine clinician, experienced ambulatory associates, and four interns. Patient care is further supported by a team of 15 technicians and five administrative staff. We are committed to the latest technology and advanced patient care. Our 17,000 square-foot facility is a regional referral center, serving several surrounding states and our rapidly growing local performance horse population. We are affiliated with a next-door rehabilitation facility featuring a Hydro Horse in-ground aquatred. Three equestrian show facilities are located within 15 minutes of the hospital, including Tryon International Equestrian Center.
The Mountains Are Calling
Tryon is a four-season equestrian community with a small-town feel, yet conveniently located near everything you need. In close proximity to Asheville, NC, Greenville, SC, and the Blue Ridge Mountains, Tryon also offers a variety of year-round outdoor sports activities, including hiking, white-water rafting, cycling, and camping. Enjoy big-city arts, culture, shopping, and an international airport in Charlotte, NC, located just 1.5 hours from Tryon. Tryon Proper boasts three unique, smaller towns with great restaurants and a thriving art community. At Tryon, you’re perfectly positioned to enjoy every aspect of life. Please check out the following links for more information on our practices and the beautiful Tryon area.
Tryon International Equestrian Center
The ideal Ambulatory Associate candidate will have experience in sport horse practice and have licensure and accreditation to practice in North Carolina and South Carolina. The position is open to foreign applicants who have completed the Educational Commission for Foreign Veterinary Graduates (ECFVG) certification program.