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Supreme Search Specialists in Vancouver, WA seeks a Part-Time Associate Veterinarian to join a supportive small animal practice. The role offers clinical autonomy, professional development, and part-time hours with potential for growth and balanced work-life harmony.
Candidates with a DVM or equivalent, and licensure eligibility in Washington, are encouraged to apply. New graduates and experienced vets welcomed.
An excellent opportunity is available for a Part-Time Associate Veterinarian in Vancouver, Washington, joining a supportive small animal practice offering flexibility, clinical autonomy, and strong professional development opportunities.
The full-time-equivalent salary range for the position is approximately $119,000–$172,000 per year (FTE), depending on experience, qualifications, and schedule, with additional production-based earning potential. Actual part-time compensation will be determined according to the agreed working schedule.
The role is particularly attractive for veterinarians looking for part-time hours and greater work-life balance while continuing to practise high-quality companion animal medicine.
Both new graduates and experienced veterinarians are encouraged to apply.
The practice provides comprehensive general and preventive veterinary care within a collaborative, well-supported clinical environment.
Veterinarians have the freedom to use their professional judgement when assessing patients, developing treatment plans, and recommending appropriate care.
Doctors work alongside experienced veterinary and support professionals, creating an environment focused on teamwork, effective client communication, and high standards of patient care.
Ongoing learning is encouraged, with access to professional development, coaching, and continuing education resources for eligible team members.
As a Part-Time Associate Veterinarian, responsibilities will include:
Perform comprehensive physical examinations and diagnostic assessments
Provide preventive and general companion animal care
Diagnose and manage a variety of medical conditions
Develop individualised treatment and ongoing care plans
Educate clients on preventive healthcare, nutrition, and treatment options
Build positive relationships with clients and their pets
Maintain accurate and comprehensive patient records
Collaborate with veterinary technicians and support professionals
Contribute to a positive and professional working environment
Maintain high standards of veterinary medicine and patient welfare
Applicants should hold a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), VMD, or equivalent veterinary qualification and hold, or be eligible to obtain, a Washington State veterinary licence.
Applications are welcomed from both recent graduates and experienced veterinarians.
The ideal candidate will have excellent communication skills, a compassionate approach to patient care, and the ability to work effectively as part of a collaborative veterinary team.
This position could be particularly suitable for a veterinarian seeking part-time Veterinarian jobs in Vancouver, WA, including clinicians returning to practice, veterinarians seeking improved work-life balance, or doctors looking to supplement another professional commitment.
The overall package includes:
Full-time-equivalent salary of approximately $119,000–$172,000 per year
Additional production-based earning potential
Part-time schedule
Flexible scheduling
Paid time off and holidays for eligible part-time employees
401(k) and retirement savings benefits for eligible employees
Continuing education support for eligible positions
Mental health and wellbeing resources
Family and backup care resources
Professional coaching and career development
Employee pet healthcare benefits
Commuter benefits
Employee discounts and voluntary benefit options
Clinical autonomy
Opportunities for future professional and leadership development
Benefit eligibility varies according to employment status, hours worked, and applicable plan requirements.