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Supreme Search Specialists invites applications for an Associate Veterinarian in Murray, Kentucky. The role offers a base salary of $120,000–$160,000 depending on experience and production capabilities, with potential sign-on bonus and relocation assistance as part of a tailored package.
The practice emphasizes mentorship, clinical collaboration, flexible scheduling, and professional development, allowing veterinarians to provide high-quality care with supportive colleagues nearby.
An established small animal practice in Murray, Kentucky is seeking a Full-Time Associate Veterinarian to join its collaborative clinical team.
The position offers a base salary of $120,000–$160,000 depending on experience and production capabilities, with multiple compensation structures available. Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance may also be provided as part of a tailored package.
This opportunity places a strong emphasis on mentorship, clinical collaboration, flexible scheduling, and professional development. Veterinarians can practise high-quality medicine while having experienced colleagues available for consultation and support.
Both new graduates and experienced veterinarians are encouraged to apply.
The practice provides comprehensive companion animal medicine to an established client base in Murray and Western Kentucky.
Veterinarians have access to a modern clinical environment with advanced diagnostic imaging, comprehensive laboratory capabilities, surgical resources, and equipment for managing both routine and more complex cases.
The practice combines the personal relationships associated with community veterinary medicine with access to experienced clinicians and advanced clinical resources.
A strong technical and veterinary support team encourages collaboration while allowing doctors to retain medical autonomy and individual clinical decision-making.
New graduates can benefit from structured mentorship, while experienced veterinarians have opportunities to collaborate on challenging cases, mentor colleagues, and continue expanding their clinical interests.
Provide high-quality medical and surgical care to companion animal patients
Perform comprehensive examinations and preventative healthcare
Diagnose and manage acute and chronic medical conditions
Develop individualised diagnostic and treatment plans
Perform routine surgical and dental procedures based on experience
Utilise appropriate diagnostic imaging and laboratory resources
Communicate diagnoses, treatment recommendations, and prognoses clearly with pet owners
Build positive and lasting client relationships
Maintain accurate and comprehensive medical records
Collaborate with veterinary technicians and fellow clinicians
Participate in continuing education and professional development
Support and mentor colleagues where appropriate
Contribute to a positive and collaborative clinical environment
Applicants should hold a DVM or equivalent veterinary degree and hold, or be eligible to obtain, an appropriate veterinary licence.
Applications are welcomed from experienced veterinarians and new graduates.
Recent graduates seeking hands-on guidance can benefit from structured mentorship and regular access to experienced clinicians.
Experienced veterinarians who value medical autonomy, clinical collaboration, mentorship, and opportunities to manage more challenging cases are equally encouraged to apply.
The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong communication skills, sound clinical judgement, compassion, and a commitment to continued learning.
A flexible compensation and benefits package is available, allowing the overall offering to reflect the veterinarian's experience and professional priorities.
Benefits may include:
Base salary: $120,000–$160,000
Salary and production-based compensation options
Sign-on bonus available
Relocation assistance available
Full-time position
Flexible scheduling options
Paid time off
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) retirement plan with employer contribution
Paid parental leave
Generous continuing education allowance
Professional development and training resources
Professional dues coverage
Student debt assistance
Veterinary care benefits
Structured new graduate mentorship
Medical autonomy
Opportunities for experienced veterinarians to mentor and support developing clinicians
Additional wellbeing and career-longevity support