Large Animal Veterinarian

Global Talent Partners; Town of Middleton (WI); Sur place; USD 84 000 - 140 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Ambulatory vehicle

Relocation aid

PTO

CE allowance

Insurance included

Retirement plan

Résumé du poste

Global Talent Partners is excited to present a Large Animal Veterinarian opportunity in Middleton, Wisconsin, joining an established mixed-animal hospital with a strong livestock focus.

You’ll practice progressive livestock medicine across ambulatory and in-hospital settings, with a varied caseload in herd health, reproduction, calf care, diagnostics, and surgery, supported by experienced staff and modern equipment. Relocation assistance considered and benefits available.

Responsabilités

• Herd health and preventative medicine programs.
• On-farm veterinary consultations.
• Reproductive medicine and pregnancy diagnosis.
• Livestock surgical procedures and diagnostic ultrasound.
• Milk-quality testing and interpretation of lab results.

Description du poste

Global Talent Partners is excited to present an opportunity for a Large Animal Veterinarian to join an established mixed-animal hospital with a strong livestock focus in Middleton, Wisconsin.

This position offers the opportunity to practise progressive livestock medicine across both ambulatory and in-hospital settings, with a varied caseload spanning herd health, reproduction, calf and heifer care, diagnostics, surgery and preventative medicine. You'll benefit from experienced technical support, modern diagnostic equipment and a well-organized service area designed to reduce unnecessary travel between farm calls.

About the Practice

This established mixed-animal hospital provides comprehensive livestock veterinary services through a combination of on-farm care and dedicated large-animal hospital facilities.

Veterinarians are supported by certified veterinary technicians and experienced assistants, helping to create efficient farm visits while providing additional support for hospitalized and surgical patients.

Large-animal facilities and clinical resources include:

• Climate-controlled treatment and housing areas
• Safe livestock restraint systems and stocks
• Dedicated hospital stalls
• Breeding stalls
• Outdoor turnout areas
• Dedicated large-animal surgical facilities
• Gas anesthesia capabilities
• Overnight patient monitoring when required
• In-house laboratory diagnostics
• Milk-quality testing
• Diagnostic ultrasound
• Digital radiography
• Mobile digital radiography
• Organized ambulatory services
• Client delivery support

These resources allow veterinarians to provide continuity of care from routine herd visits and reproductive work through diagnostics, surgery and more involved hospital cases.

The Opportunity

You’ll work directly with livestock producers to develop practical veterinary strategies that support individual animal health, herd performance and long-term client outcomes.

Your caseload will include:

• Herd health and preventative medicine programs
• On-farm veterinary consultations
• Heifer wellness programs
• Calf health and disease management
• Reproductive medicine
• Pregnancy diagnosis
• Breeding and reproductive support
• Livestock surgical procedures
• Diagnostic ultrasound
• Lung ultrasound where appropriate
• Digital and mobile radiography
• Interpretation of in-house laboratory results
• Milk-quality testing and investigation
• Nutrition-related veterinary guidance
• Transition-cow support
• Emergency livestock medicine

You’ll work alongside experienced technicians and veterinary assistants during both hospital and ambulatory cases, helping to make visits more efficient while maintaining a high standard of patient care.

A compact and well-organized service area helps minimize time spent driving between farms, while a company-provided, fully equipped vehicle is available for ambulatory calls.

The position includes participation in an equitable shared after-hours emergency rotation.

Compensation & Benefits

• Compensation up to $140,000
• Performance bonus opportunities
• Company-provided, fully equipped ambulatory vehicle
• Relocation assistance considered
• Generous PTO
• Paid holidays
• CE allowance
• Dedicated CE days
• Wisconsin veterinary licensing reimbursement
• Professional membership dues
• Professional liability coverage
• Medical, dental and vision insurance
• 401(k) with employer match
• Student loan assistance
• Uniform allowance
• Employee pet-care benefits
• Mental health and wellbeing resources
• Continued professional development and mentorship

Life in Middleton

Middleton provides a comfortable community setting immediately adjacent to Madison, giving residents convenient access to the restaurants, entertainment, cultural attractions and amenities of Wisconsin's capital while maintaining a more relaxed suburban environment.

The surrounding area also offers excellent access to Wisconsin's outdoor lifestyle, with parks, lakes, biking and hiking trails nearby. Proximity to Madison and the University of Wisconsin provides additional educational, professional and cultural opportunities, making the area an attractive base for veterinarians looking to build a long-term career in livestock medicine.