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Grand Park Animal Hospital in Downtown Los Angeles is seeking an Associate Veterinarian to join our privately owned practice. We offer a high guaranteed base salary with production-based compensation, a flexible 4-day schedule, and no Sundays or overnight shifts.
The role involves small-animal medical and surgical care, wellness, diagnostics, vaccines, dentistry, and client education. California license or eligibility is required.
Grand Park Animal Hospital, a privately owned small-animal practice near Little Tokyo in Downtown Los Angeles, is seeking an Associate Veterinarian to join our team.
If you are looking for strong compensation without giving up work-life balance, this position offers a high guaranteed base salary, production opportunity, flexible scheduling, and the freedom of working in an independently owned practice.
Compensation
Guaranteed Base Salary: $150,000–$225,000
We believe veterinarians should have a life outside the hospital.
4-day workweek available
Flexible scheduling
No Sundays
No overnight shifts
No on-call duty
Full-time position
Schedule flexibility may be available based on individual needs
Grand Park Animal Hospital is an independently owned veterinary hospital serving dogs and cats in Los Angeles.
Because we are privately owned, our veterinarians have greater flexibility in clinical decision-making and day-to-day practice than they may find in a large corporate environment.
The Associate Veterinarian will provide general small-animal medical and surgical care, including:
Experience with USDA APHIS / VEHCS or USDA accreditation is especially welcome.
We are also open to speaking with veterinarians who are looking for a long-term practice where they can grow professionally while maintaining a sustainable schedule.
Benefits may include:
Many veterinarians today are looking for three things: competitive pay, professional autonomy, and a sustainable schedule.
We designed this position with those priorities in mind.
You will have the opportunity to practice high-quality medicine in a privately owned hospital while earning competitive compensation and maintaining a schedule that leaves room for life outside of work.
California Veterinary License: Current California veterinary license in good standing (or eligible to obtain before start date).
Education: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM / VMD) degree from an accredited institution.
Clinical Skills: Strong proficiency in general small-animal medicine, diagnostics, preventive care, routine soft-tissue surgery, and dentistry.
Communication & Care: Excellent client communication, empathetic patient care, and effective collaboration with veterinary technicians and support staff.
Certifications : USDA Accreditation / experience with domestic and international health certificates (VEHCS) is a plus.
Experience: Experienced veterinarians as well as strong new graduates seeking a supportive environment are welcome to apply.