Part-Time Veterinarian

SPCA of Texas; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

SPCA of Texas is seeking a part-time Supervisor in Dallas, Texas. This role involves providing veterinary care for pets in shelters and performing surgeries. Candidates must hold a DVM degree and be licensed to practice in Texas. Responsibilities include delivering patient care, mentoring interns, and adhering to SPCA protocols. Strong communication and surgical skills are essential. The position requires the ability to work effectively under stress and provide exceptional customer service to clients.

Qualifications

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree or equivalent is required.
• Licensure in good standing to practice in Texas is necessary.
• Applicant must provide proof of personal liability insurance.

Responsibilities

• Provide veterinary care for sheltered animals.
• Perform surgeries such as spay/neuter and dental procedures.
• Deliver exceptional customer service to clients.

Skills

Emotional and Mental Resilience

Veterinary Surgical Skills

Communication Skills

Decision-Making

Time Management

Education

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)

Job description

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Part‑time Regular Lone Star, Dallas, TX, US

4 days ago Requisition ID: 2202

Supervisor

This position is supervised by: Chief Veterinarian

This position supervises/manages: None

Job Summary

Licensed veterinarian responsible for providing veterinary care for owned or sheltered animals. May be responsible for performing surgeries that include dentals, spay/neuter or other soft tissue surgeries.

Responsibilities

• Performs all work in accordance with SPCA of Texas protocol.
• Humanely treat and care for all animals entrusted to the SPCA of Texas.
• Perform medical care to include, but not limited to, routine and sick examinations, preventative care, emergency triage and stabilization, heartworm treatment, dental procedures and soft tissue surgery.
• Administer and accurately monitor controlled substances.
• Maintain and complete patient records.
• Provide hands‑on training, guidance, and mentorship to veterinary externs, fostering their clinical development and ensuring a supportive learning environment.
• Deliver exceptional customer service to both internal team members and external clients, consistently demonstrating kindness, compassion, and a commitment to positive communication.
• Serve as mentor to technical support staff.
• Be an ambassador for the SPCA of Texas, sharing the work and mission with your friends and family and be knowledgeable of the various ways to support our work.
• Must possess clear verbal and written communication skills to ensure accurate reporting of staff, animal health, or equipment concerns.
• Perform physical examinations and diagnostic/medical procedures in a way that will deliver the highest quality care within the shelter while minimizing patient stress and discomfort.
• Maintain medical standards of care as set forth by SPCA of Texas protocol.
• Be able and willing to examine, diagnose, and treat disease and injuries of shelter animals that include, but not limited to, dogs, cats, livestock and exotics.
• Serve as a resource for the development of protocols regarding sanitary measures, feeding, disease prevention and population management.
• Understand and maintain confidentiality rules regarding all animals as set forth by SPCA of Texas protocol.
• Understand and practice ‘herd health’ principles as well as individual animal care.
• Follow all written and verbally communicated departmental standard operating procedures.

Abilities Required

• Static Strength: the ability to exert maximum muscle force to lift, push, pull, or carry objects up to 40 pounds.
• Judgment and Decision Making: the ability to consider the relative costs and benefits of potential actions to choose the most appropriate one.
• Monitoring: the ability to monitor and assess performance of yourself, other individuals, or organizations to make improvements or take corrective action.
• Emotional and Mental Requirements: the ability to work effectively under stressful conditions. Ability to rapidly and accurately process information.
• Applicant must have a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree or equivalent.
• Licensure in good standing to practice in the state of Texas, including Texas Veterinary License and DEA license or the ability to obtain both before the start of employment.
• Applicant must provide proof of and maintain personal liability insurance.
• Strong proficiency in medical knowledge and surgical skills.
• Exemplary professionalism and communication skills.
• Strong decision‑making and time‑management skills.
• Commitment to ongoing development and growth.