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GoodNeighbor Animal Hospital in Phoenix is opening March 2027 and seeks an Associate Veterinarian to shape a culture, build client relationships, and practice excellent medicine in a neighborhood-centered hospital. The role emphasizes mentorship and a supportive environment for veterinarians at all career stages.
The team will operate with a focus on work-life balance, strong clinical standards, and community trust, offering mentorship and growth opportunities in a rapidly expanding organization.
Sign-on bonus, relocation assistance, and student loan repayment support available for qualified candidates.
At GoodNeighbor Animal Hospital, we're building a neighborhood-centered animal hospital designed around a simple belief: when veterinary teams thrive, pets and families receive better care.
As we prepare to open our first Phoenix hospital in March 2027, we're seeking a doctor who wants to help shape a culture, build lasting client relationships, practice excellent medicine, and create a hospital that becomes a trusted part of the community.
This opportunity is ideal for veterinarians who believe strong medicine and a great life outside of work should exist together.
Your ideas, voice, and leadership will directly impact the future of the hospital.
As an Associate Veterinarian, you will:
Whether you're an experienced doctor seeking your next home or an early-career veterinarian looking for strong mentorship and support, we'd love to talk with you. GoodNeighbor was intentionally designed to support veterinarians throughout every stage of their career journey.
We believe great medicine requires energized doctors, that's why our veterinarians work:
We care for the pets of the people who care for ours. Each employee receives coverage for two personal pets, including:
Every GoodNeighbor veterinarian receives a $2,500 annual "Neighbor in Need" stipend to help clients access care when finances become a barrier.
No committee, no barriers, no guilt, just trust in your professional judgment to help pets receive the care they need.
Strong medicine should feel human. Honest guidance should feel clear. A veterinary career should still leave room for a life.