Medical Director Veterinarian – Charleston Area

DVM Focus; Charleston (WV); Presencial; USD 180.000 - 240.000; Jornada completa

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Equity and ownership opportunity

Descripción de la vacante

Join DVM Focus in the Charleston, WV area as Medical Director Veterinarian. This leadership role blends clinical practice with strategic oversight, mentoring the veterinary team and guiding medical standards.

An equity and ownership opportunity is available for individuals seeking a long‑term leadership path while staying actively involved in patient care. You'll lead clinical decision making, support staff development, and foster a collaborative culture across the hospital.

Formación

• DVM degree or equivalent required.
• Current veterinary license or ability to obtain in WV.
• Experience in medical leadership and clinical judgment.
• Strong leadership and communication skills.
• Collaborative approach to veterinary medicine.
• Commitment to high‑quality patient and client care.
• Interest in developing and supporting a veterinary team.

Responsabilidades

• Provide high‑quality small‑animal medical care.
• Serve as clinical resource and leader for the team.
• Support medical standards and quality of care.
• Mentor veterinarians and clinical staff.
• Promote communication and collaboration hospital‑wide.
• Participate in clinical decision‑making and practice development.
• Maintain client relationships and clear communication.
• Collaborate with leadership and support staff.
• Foster a positive clinical culture.

Conocimientos

Leadership

Clinical leadership

Communication

Mentoring

Team collaboration

Educación

DVM degree

State veterinary license

Descripción del empleo

Medical Director Veterinarian – Charleston Area

DVM Focus is recruiting a Medical Director Veterinarian for a small-animal practice in the Charleston, West Virginia area.

This opportunity combines clinical veterinary medicine with medical leadership and offers a veterinarian the opportunity to help guide the clinical direction of the practice while remaining actively involved in patient care. An equity and ownership opportunity is available for a veterinarian interested in a long-term leadership path.

The Opportunity

The Medical Director will serve as a clinical leader for the veterinary team while maintaining an active role in medicine. The position is well suited to an experienced veterinarian who enjoys supporting colleagues, strengthening clinical standards, and contributing to the continued development of a practice.

What You’ll Do

• Provide high-quality small-animal medical care
• Serve as a clinical resource and leader for the veterinary team
• Help support consistent medical standards and quality of care
• Mentor and support veterinarians and clinical team members
• Promote effective communication and collaboration throughout the hospital
• Participate in clinical decision-making and practice development
• Maintain strong client relationships and clear communication
• Work collaboratively with practice leadership and support staff
• Help foster a positive, professional clinical culture

What We’re Looking For

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree or equivalent
• Current veterinary license or ability to obtain appropriate state licensure
• Veterinary experience appropriate for a medical leadership position
• Strong clinical judgment
• Leadership and communication skills
• Collaborative approach to veterinary medicine
• Commitment to high-quality patient and client care
• Interest in helping develop and support a veterinary team

This role is intended for an experienced veterinarian prepared to take on medical leadership responsibilities in addition to clinical practice.

What This Opportunity Offers

• Full-time Medical Director position
• Clinical leadership opportunity
• Continued involvement in patient care
• Professional growth and leadership development
• Medical autonomy
• Collaborative practice environment
• Equity and ownership opportunity

For a veterinarian ready to move into leadership — or an experienced leader looking for a new long-term opportunity — this position offers the ability to influence the medical direction of a practice while continuing to practice veterinary medicine.