Small Animal Veterinarian

Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA); Richmond Hill (GA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

The Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA) is seeking a licensed veterinarian to join our clinical team in Richmond Hill, GA. The role covers medical, surgical, and preventive care for dogs, cats, and small companions in a community-focused practice.

You will perform exams, develop treatment plans, interpret diagnostics, and guide pet owners on nutrition and preventive care, while collaborating with a staff that prioritizes communication and ongoing learning.

Qualifications

• Veterinary degree and license to practice.
• Strong clinical skills in diagnostics, surgery, and patient care.
• Excellent communication and client education abilities.
• Team-oriented attitude with a commitment to learning and community engagement.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality medical, surgical, dental, and preventive care for dogs, cats, and small pets.
• Perform exams, diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries.
• Develop treatment plans and perform routine surgeries.
• Interpret diagnostic results and guide clients on preventive care and nutrition.
• Collaborate with a team-focused staff that values communication and continual learning.
• Strengthen the human–animal bond within the community.

Skills

Clinical diagnostics

Surgical skills

Client communication

Team collaboration

Education

DVM / Vet degree

Job description

• Provide high-quality medical, surgical, dental, and preventive care for dogs, cats, and small pets.
• Perform exams, diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries.
• Develop treatment plans and perform routine surgeries.
• Interpret diagnostic results and guide clients on preventive care and nutrition.
• Collaborate with a team-focused staff that values communication and continual learning.
• Strengthen the human–animal bond within the community.

Role:

Veterinarian

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality medical, surgical, dental, and preventive care for dogs, cats, and small pets.
• Perform exams, diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries.
• Develop treatment plans and perform routine surgeries.
• Interpret diagnostic results and guide clients on preventive care and nutrition.
• Collaborate with a team-focused staff that values communication and continual learning.
• Strengthen the human–animal bond within the community.

Qualifications & Skills

• Veterinary degree and license to practice.
• Strong clinical skills in diagnostics, surgery, and patient care.
• Excellent communication and client education abilities.
• Team-oriented attitude with a commitment to learning and community engagement.