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Supreme Search Specialists in Louisa, Kentucky seeks a Part-Time Associate Veterinarian to join a supportive small animal team. This role offers predictable hours, flexible scheduling, and clinical autonomy within a collaborative practice.
The position prorates a full-time equivalent salary range of $119,000–$152,000 per year for part-time work, with production-based earning potential and signing/retention incentives up to $50,000; schedule and compensation are tailored to experience.
An established small animal practice in Louisa, Kentucky is seeking a Part-Time Associate Veterinarian to join its supportive clinical team.
This opportunity offers predictable hours and flexible scheduling, making it particularly attractive for veterinarians looking to maintain an active clinical career while achieving greater work-life balance.
The full-time equivalent salary range is $119,000–$152,000 per year, with compensation for the part-time position prorated according to experience and hours or shifts worked. Additional production-based earning potential is available, alongside signing and retention incentives of up to $50,000.
The role provides a consistent practice environment where veterinarians can build lasting relationships with clients and patients while benefiting from clinical autonomy and experienced veterinary support.
The practice provides comprehensive small animal veterinary care to clients throughout Louisa and Eastern Kentucky.
Veterinarians manage a varied general practice caseload encompassing preventative medicine, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, and ongoing medical care, with access to modern treatment and therapeutic resources.
The clinical team places a strong emphasis on personalised patient care and developing long-term relationships with pet owners.
Veterinarians are supported by an experienced team that helps maintain efficient clinical workflows while allowing doctors to focus on patient care and client communication.
The practice offers a collaborative working environment with access to additional professional resources, continuing education, and career development support.
Provide high-quality medical and surgical care to companion animal patients
Conduct comprehensive examinations and medical work-ups
Provide preventative healthcare and routine wellness services
Diagnose and manage acute and chronic medical conditions
Develop individualised diagnostic and treatment plans
Perform routine surgical and dental procedures according to experience
Utilise diagnostic testing to support clinical decision-making
Prescribe medications and follow appropriate controlled-substance protocols
Educate clients regarding preventative healthcare and treatment options
Communicate diagnoses, prognoses, and recommendations clearly and compassionately
Maintain accurate and comprehensive medical records
Monitor patient progress from admission through discharge
Collaborate effectively with veterinary technicians and support professionals
Contribute to efficient clinical workflows and a positive team environment
Participate in continuing education and professional development
Applicants should hold a DVM or VMD degree and hold, or be eligible to obtain, an active Kentucky veterinary licence. Candidates should also be able to obtain and maintain any additional registrations required for clinical practice.
The position is ideally suited to a veterinarian with at least one year of clinical experience who is confident managing a general small animal caseload.
Candidates should demonstrate strong diagnostic, surgical, and communication skills alongside a compassionate approach to patient and client care.
This opportunity may particularly appeal to veterinarians seeking part-time veterinary work, predictable hours, and greater scheduling flexibility without stepping away from clinical practice.
The position offers a flexible package designed specifically around a part-time schedule.
Benefits may include:
Full-time equivalent salary range: $119,000–$152,000 per year
Part-time compensation prorated based on experience and hours/shifts worked
Production-based earning potential with no negative accrual option
Signing and retention incentives up to $50,000
Part-time schedule
Predictable working hours
Flexible scheduling
Continuing education stipend
Professional licensing and dues reimbursement
401(k) participation
Employee veterinary care benefits
Mental health and wellbeing resources
Clinical autonomy
Professional development and continuing education opportunities