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DVM Focus is seeking an Associate Veterinarian for an established small animal practice in the south Indianapolis metro area to join a team that values medical autonomy and mentorship.
This full‑time role offers a varied general practice caseload, flexible scheduling, and opportunities for continuing development across medicine and surgery, with support for new graduates and experienced veterinarians alike.
South Indianapolis Metro, Indiana
$120,000–$185,000 | Full-Time
Looking for a general practice where you can keep building your skills, practice with medical autonomy, and have an experienced team around you?
DVM Focus is recruiting an Associate Veterinarian for an established small animal practice in the south Indianapolis metro area. This opportunity offers a varied general practice caseload, flexible scheduling, mentorship, and room to continue developing across medicine and surgery.
Experienced veterinarians are welcome, and new graduates looking for mentorship are encouraged to explore the opportunity.
Your caseload may include:
You’ll have the opportunity to continue building your clinical interests while practicing with autonomy in a collaborative environment.
New graduates are encouraged to apply, and mentorship is available.
DEA licensure and USDA accreditation should be active or obtainable after hire.
Market-based compensation range: $120,000–$185,000, depending on experience, qualifications, schedule, clinical skill set, and compensation structure.
The overall opportunity may also include:
This opportunity combines broad general practice medicine with flexibility, mentorship, and the ability to continue growing clinically without sacrificing autonomy.
For a newer DVM, there is support to keep building confidence. For an experienced veterinarian, there is room to bring established skills, shape your caseload, and potentially explore longer-term ownership opportunities.
DVM Focus will walk you through the practice, schedule, compensation structure, team, and expectations before an introduction is made so you can decide whether the opportunity actually aligns with what you want.