Small Animal Associate Veterinarian Job, Arnprior, Ontario, Canada

The Vet Service; Arnprior; On-site; CAD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Four-day week options

Bonus potential

Health insurance

Dental insurance

RRSP matching

CE allowance

Licensing support

Mentor leadership opportunities

Pet care benefits

Modern facilities

Job summary

The Vet Service in Ontario is seeking an experienced Small Animal Associate Veterinarian to join our well-equipped clinic. You will manage a varied caseload and contribute to clinical leadership while mentoring developing clinicians and maintaining high standards of patient care.

You will have access to a dedicated dental suite, on-site ultrasound, modern surgical facilities, and ongoing education funding. A four-day work week option and generous benefits including health and dental insurance,

Qualifications

• Licensed to practise in Ontario with veterinary degree.
• Minimum five years of clinical veterinary experience preferred.
• Ability to mentor clinicians and contribute to leadership.
• Strong client communication and collaborative approach.
• Confidence managing varied cases and adapting to new techniques.

Responsibilities

• Manage a varied small animal caseload.
• Mentor developing clinicians and lead clinical initiatives.
• Maintain high clinical standards and contribute to day-to-day procedures.

Skills

5+ yrs exp

Mentoring

Leadership

Client communication

Adaptability

Education

Veterinary degree & Ontario registration

Job description

Job Description: Our client is seeking an experienced Small Animal Associate Veterinarian to join a well-equipped clinical setting offering the opportunity to combine high-quality patient care with meaningful leadership responsibilities. Ideally bringing at least five years of experience, the successful veterinarian will manage a varied small animal caseload while helping mentor developing clinicians, maintain strong clinical standards, and contribute to the ongoing improvement of day-to-day veterinary procedures.

The position offers access to a dedicated dental suite, separate surgical facilities, and on-site ultrasound, supporting thorough diagnostic and treatment planning. A four-day working week or alternative scheduling arrangements may be available, while continuing education is actively encouraged through dedicated funding, workshops, conferences, and further professional training.

Qualifications Needed:

• Veterinary degree with appropriate registration to practise in Ontario
• At least five years of clinical veterinary experience preferred
• Confidence managing varied cases and adapting to developing veterinary techniques
• Ability to mentor less experienced clinicians and contribute to clinical leadership
• Strong client communication skills with a compassionate and collaborative approach

Package:

• Four-day working week options supporting greater schedule flexibility
• Bonus earning potential in addition to regular compensation
• Health and dental insurance coverage
• RRSP retirement contributions with employer matching
• Continuing education allowance for ongoing professional development
• Access to veterinary learning resources, workshops, and conferences
• Professional licensing support included
• Opportunities to mentor colleagues and develop leadership capabilities
• Generous veterinary care provisions for personal pets
• Modern dental, surgical, and ultrasound facilities supporting varied case management