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Posted: 21-Nov-25

Location: Gardnerville, Nevada

Type: Full Time

Salary: Competitive salary

Categories:

Private Practice

Occupation:

Veterinarian

Species:

Equine

Bovine

Ovine/Caprine

Porcine

Veterinary Specialty:

General

Preferred Education:

Doctorate

Great Basin Equine Hospital is seeking a motivated and compassionate Associate Veterinarian to join our expanding team. We are a primarily equine practice that also provides high-quality care for small ruminants and cattle. We offer both full-service hospital care and comprehensive ambulatory services.  This position includes participation in our rotating on-call schedule. To include one weekday and a rotating weekend on-call schedule. Our location offers the unique advantage of being just a short drive from beautiful Lake Tahoe, providing access to year-round outdoor recreation, including hiking, skiing, paddleboarding, and stunning mountain views.

What We Offer

- Competitive salary

- Flexible 4-day work week

- Fully equipped ambulatory trucks with:

• Portable digital X-ray
• Portable ultrasound unit
• Full stock of emergency and routine treatment supplies

- Full-service hospital equipped for:

• Medical & surgical care
• In-house diagnostic tools
• Intensive care and hospitalization
• Advanced diagnostics

- Highly trained, supportive technicians and front desk staff

- PTO, CE stipend, paid licenses & dues

- Medical, dental, vision, and retirement benefits

- A welcoming, tight-knit team that values humor, teamwork, and high-quality care

About Great Basin Equine

Great Basin Equine is a full-service equine hospital providing in-house and ambulatory care to horses in the Carson Valley. We provide a full spectrum of equine services including emergency medicine, surgery, sports medicine, and wellness. Our team is committed to educating our clients in keeping their horses healthy year round, with good nutrition, exercise and maintenance. Great Basin Equine stays on top of the latest advances in veterinarian technology and above all, remember that all animals need to be treated with compassion at every check-up, procedure, or surgery.

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