Flexible-Location Relief Veterinarian Contractor

VIP PetCare; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 83,000 - 138,000; Full time

Job summary

Tractor Supply Company is seeking a Relief Veterinarian to provide in-person veterinary services at Community Clinics. The role emphasizes preventive care, client education, and professional judgment, with no minimum assignment guarantees.

Open to graduates meeting licensing requirements; DVM or equivalent degree required with current unrestricted license in applicable states. Travel between clinic locations may be required with independent contractor terms.

Qualifications

• Experience: Veterinary experience preferred. Open to both experienced veterinarians and recent graduates who meet licensing requirements.
• Education: DVM or equivalent degree from an accredited institution required.
• Licensure: Current, unrestricted DVM license in each state in which services will be provided.

Responsibilities

• Provide onsite veterinarian services at weekday, evening and weekend Community Clinics for accepted assignments.
• Perform focused vitals checks (temperature, pulse, respiratory).
• Provide preventative veterinary services, which may include vaccinations, limited diagnostic testing, microchipping, and nail trims.
• Educate pet parents regarding preventative healthcare & products.
• Complete and maintain required electronic medical records.
• Exercise independent professional judgment and provide services consistent with applicable veterinary standards of care and applicable law.

Skills

Veterinary experience

Client education

Education

DVM or equivalent degree

Job description

Tractor Supply Company is seeking a Relief Veterinarian to provide in-person veterinary services at Community Clinics. The role emphasizes preventive care, client education, and professional judgment, with no minimum assignment guarantees.

Open to graduates meeting licensing requirements; DVM or equivalent degree required with current unrestricted license in applicable states. Travel between clinic locations may be required with independent contractor terms.