Associate Veterinarian: Small Animal Care in WV (Relocation)

Goodwin Recruiting; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation support

Health insurance

PTO

CE allowance

Licensing reimbursement

Job summary

West Virginia veterinary practice seeks a full-time veterinarian to join a well established, community minded team across three clinic locations. A departing vet creates growth opportunities with steady patient volume and relocation support for the right candidate.

Responsibilities include preventive care, diagnostics, surgeries, and client education, with a collaborative team and on-call coverage as needed. WV license or eligibility is required, DVM/VMD credentials preferred.

Qualifications

• DVM/VMD degree is required from an accredited institution.
• Active or eligible WV veterinary license is required.
• Experience in small animal medicine and surgery is preferred.
• Collaborative, patient, and community-minded approach is essential.
• Willingness to build long-term client relationships and teamwork is expected.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive veterinary care for companion animals, primarily cats and dogs.
• Perform preventive care, wellness exams, vaccinations, and client education.
• Diagnose and treat medical conditions using in-house tools.
• Perform routine and soft tissue surgical procedures.
• Provide routine care for exotic and pocket pets, referring complex cases as needed.
• Build strong, lasting relationships with clients and their pets.
• Collaborate with a small team of veterinarians and support staff.
• Participate in on-call or emergency coverage as needed.

Skills

Small animal medicine

Surgical skills

Client education

Team collaboration

On-call readiness

Education

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM/VMD)

Active or eligible veterinary license in West Virginia

Job description

West Virginia veterinary practice seeks a full-time veterinarian to join a well established, community minded team across three clinic locations. A departing vet creates growth opportunities with steady patient volume and relocation support for the right candidate.

Responsibilities include preventive care, diagnostics, surgeries, and client education, with a collaborative team and on-call coverage as needed. WV license or eligibility is required, DVM/VMD credentials preferred.