Small Animal Veterinarian - Lead

DayToDay Health; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

DayToDay Health in Dallas, TX seeks an experienced veterinarian to oversee delivering high-quality medical, surgical, and preventive care for small animals, primarily dogs and cats, in a busy, community-focused hospital.

You will manage complex cases, perform surgeries and dentistry, mentor veterinarians and support staff, develop diagnostic and treatment plans, and ensure adherence to hospital protocols and best-practice standards while building trusting relationships with clients in a

Qualifications

• Veterinary degree with licensure to practice.
• Strong clinical skills in small animal medicine and surgery.
• Leadership and mentoring abilities.
• Excellent communication skills and client relationship management.
• Commitment to high standards of care and teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Oversee high-quality medical, surgical, and preventive care for small animals, primarily dogs and cats.
• Manage complex cases, perform surgeries and dentistry, and develop diagnostic and treatment plans.
• Mentor veterinarians and support staff to ensure clinical excellence.
• Support hospital protocols and uphold best-practice standards of care.
• Build and maintain trusting relationships with clients within a compassionate, family-oriented environment.

Skills

Small animal medicine

Surgery

Leadership

Communication

Teamwork

Education

Veterinary degree with licensure to practice

Job description

Role

Responsibilities

• Oversee high-quality medical, surgical, and preventive care for small animals, primarily dogs and cats.
• Manage complex cases, perform surgeries and dentistry, and develop diagnostic and treatment plans.
• Mentor veterinarians and support staff to ensure clinical excellence.
• Support hospital protocols and uphold best-practice standards of care.
• Build and maintain trusting relationships with clients within a compassionate, family-oriented environment.

Qualifications And Skills

• Veterinary degree with licensure to practice.
• Strong clinical skills in small animal medicine and surgery.
• Leadership and mentoring abilities.
• Excellent communication skills and client relationship management.
• Commitment to high standards of care and teamwork.