Associate Veterinarian

Global Veterinary Careers; Overland Park (KS); On-site; USD 110,000 - 135,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with company match

Health, dental & vision insurance

Paid professional liability insurance

Generous PTO

Paid parental leave

CE allowance with dedicated CE days

Leadership development opportunities

Structured mentorship programme

Disability cover (long & short-term)

Telehealth wellbeing support

Job summary

Chattyvets in Overland Park, KS is seeking an Associate Veterinarian to join a full-time team in a well-established, AAHA-accredited hospital. The role offers mentorship for new graduates and advanced surgical & diagnostic opportunities.

The position provides a competitive base salary up to $135,000 with monthly production bonuses and a supportive, multi-doctor team environment. Enjoy a modern facility and comprehensive benefits.

Qualifications

• DVM / VMD (or equivalent) required.
• NAVLE certification required.
• DEA, State, and USDA licenses (or ability to obtain upon hire) needed.

Responsibilities

• Wellness consultations and preventive care.
• Medical diagnostics and treatment planning.
• Soft tissue surgery and dentistry.
• Internal medicine and urgent care.
• Diagnostic imaging including radiography and ultrasound.
• Client education and long-term patient care.
• Collaboration with experienced veterinarians and staff.

Education

DVM / VMD (or equivalent)

NAVLE certification

ECFVG or PAVE

DEA, State, and USDA licenses

Job description

Associate Veterinarian – Kansas City, KS | Up to $135k + Bonus | AAHA Accredited Hospital

Why this role stands out

Looking for a supportive, AAHA-accredited practice offering excellent mentorship, modern facilities, and genuine career development?

Join a thriving hospital offering:

• Salary up to $135,000

• Monthly production bonus with no negative accrual

• Structured mentorship for new graduates

• Advanced surgical and diagnostic opportunities

• Collaborative, experienced clinical team

The Practice

• AAHA-accredited small animal hospital with an outstanding reputation

• Experienced multi-doctor team supported by highly skilled technicians

• Modern facilities including digital radiography, ultrasound, in-house laboratory, surgical and dental suites, and pharmacy

• Diverse caseload including preventative medicine, internal medicine, surgery, dentistry, urgent care, and pain management

• Advanced surgical opportunities including orthopaedics (TPLO) and advanced soft tissue procedures

• Additional services including boarding, grooming, hospice care, and nutrition counselling

The Role

Full-time Associate Veterinarian position with a varied caseload including:

• Wellness consultations and preventative healthcare

• Medical diagnostics and treatment planning

• Soft tissue surgery and dentistry

• Internal medicine and urgent care

• Diagnostic imaging including radiography and ultrasound

• Client education and long-term patient care

• Collaboration with experienced veterinarians and dedicated support staff

Suitable for

• Experienced Associate Veterinarians

• New graduates seeking structured mentorship

• Veterinarians looking to develop surgical skills

• Team-oriented clinicians passionate about delivering high-quality medicine

Salary & Benefits

• $110,000–$135,000 base salary

• Monthly production bonus with no negative accrual

• 401(k) with company match

• Health, dental & vision insurance

• Paid professional liability insurance

• Generous PTO

• Paid parental leave

• CE allowance with dedicated CE days

• Leadership development opportunities

• Structured mentorship programme

• Long and short-term disability cover

• Wellbeing support including telehealth services

Location

Overland Park, Kansas is consistently ranked among the best places to live in the United States, offering excellent schools, beautiful parks, outstanding restaurants, and easy access to everything Kansas City has to offer, including professional sports, entertainment, and a vibrant cultural scene.

Requirements

• DVM / VMD (or equivalent)

• Eligible to work in the US

• Passion for high-quality small animal medicine

• Strong communication and teamwork skills

• DVM/VMD degree or equivalent from an AVMA-accredited university

• NAVLE certification

• ECFVG or PAVE (if graduated from a non-AVMA accredited program)

• DEA, State, and USDA licenses (or ability to obtain upon hire)