Associate Veterinarian — Mentorship & Relocation Benefits

AzVMA; Rome (GA); Hybrid; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Full benefits package

Modern equipment

Mentorship

Job summary

Culbreth Carr Watson Animal Clinic in Rome, Georgia is seeking an Associate Veterinarian to join a well-respected, team-oriented small animal practice. Full- or part-time schedules are available, with a competitive salary plus production, relocation assistance, and full benefits.

Modern equipment and in-house diagnostics support clinicians, along with mentorship for veterinarians at any career stage. The right candidate will have a DVM and active or eligible Georgia license, strong clinical and

Qualifications

• DVM degree and Georgia veterinary license or eligibility.
• Strong clinical, surgical, and communication skills.
• A genuine team player who wants to build long-term relationships with clients and patients.
• Bonus points for a willingness to relocate to Rome, GA.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality medical and surgical care for small animals.
• Utilize in-house diagnostics and modern equipment for evaluation and treatment.
• Collaborate with a supportive, experienced team and participate in mentorship opportunities.
• Build lasting relationships with clients and patients in a well-established practice.

Skills

Clinical skills

Surgical skills

Communication

Team player

Client relations

Education

DVM degree

Georgia license or eligibility

Tools

In-house diagnostics

Job description

Culbreth Carr Watson Animal Clinic in Rome, Georgia is seeking an Associate Veterinarian to join a well-respected, team-oriented small animal practice. Full- or part-time schedules are available, with a competitive salary plus production, relocation assistance, and full benefits.

Modern equipment and in-house diagnostics support clinicians, along with mentorship for veterinarians at any career stage. The right candidate will have a DVM and active or eligible Georgia license, strong clinical and