Veterinarian
J876071 Clarksville Tennessee USD110K- USD140K / Year
Associate Veterinarian opportunity in Clarksville, TN, offering compensation up to $140,000. Join a respected, full-service small-animal hospital with modern diagnostics, a collaborative culture, and a balanced schedule.
The Hospital
- - Full-service practice providing wellness care, vaccinations, internal medicine, dentistry, soft-tissue surgery, acupuncture, cold-laser therapy, and support for small exotic pets
- - Modern on-site diagnostics and treatment spaces, including:
- - In-house diagnostic laboratory
- - Digital radiography (X-ray)
- - Ultrasound imaging
- - Dental suite and surgical suite
- - In-hospital pharmacy
- - Cold-laser therapy and other rehabilitative modalities
- - Boarding facilities
- - Patient-first culture with defined support roles: licensed technicians, veterinary assistants, and a dedicated care coordination/front-desk team
- - Predictable scheduling with six-day operations and Saturday appointments; online booking and streamlined client intake support efficient workflows
- - Well-regarded by local clients for compassionate care and clear communication
- - Local leadership with access to structured training, career development opportunities, and clinical collaboration
Location
Clarksville places veterinary professionals within easy reach of Nashville while offering more affordable living, a revitalized downtown, and year‑round outdoor recreation.
- - Approximately 48 miles northwest of Nashville, typically about a 50-minute drive, with notably lower housing costs than many Nashville‑area communities
- - Strong economic base anchored by Fort Campbell, creating a community highly supportive of veterans and military families
- - Stable local employers, including major health‑care providers and Austin Peay State University, fostering a steady talent pipeline and regional partnerships
- - Revitalized downtown featuring the F&M Bank Arena, bringing collegiate sports, concerts, and events that boost local dining and nightlife
- - Vibrant arts and culture at the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center, plus active theater and music groups
- - Extensive parks and trails, the Clarksville Greenway, McGregor Park, and the Cumberland Riverwalk; nearby Dunbar Cave State Park offers unique natural and cultural experiences
- - Affordable living with shorter commutes to green spaces and a growing entertainment district
Benefits
- - Sign-on/retention and relocation packages up to $75,000
- - Flexible scheduling; full-time considered from 30 hours per week, with a shared Saturday rotation
- - Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- - 401(k) with discretionary contribution
- - Competitive base plus production; no negative accrual option available
- - Paid parental leave
- - Generous paid time off and paid holidays
- - Continuing education stipend and paid CE time, plus a structured mentorship program
- - Licensure, professional dues, and DEA fee reimbursement
- - Professional liability coverage- Employee pet care discounts
- - Wellness resources, including a 24/7 employee assistance program
- - Career development and internal training pathways
- - Paid Vacations , Sign on bonus , Production % bonus
The Role
- - Deliver comprehensive patient exams, diagnostics, and medical work-ups
- - Perform general surgery and dentistry; develop treatment plans and educate clients
- - Utilize on-site lab, digital radiography, ultrasound, dental and surgical suites, and in-hospital pharmacy
- - Prescribe medications and maintain controlled-substance protocols
- - Maintain accurate medical records and ensure clear, timely client communication
- - Collaborate with hospital leadership on workflows, quality standards, and efficiency
- - Participate in rounds, monitor in-hospital cases, and contribute to protocol review and continuous improvement
- - Opportunity to see small exotic pets, if desired
Requirements
- - DVM or VMD from an accredited institution
- - Current license (or eligibility) to practice veterinary medicine in Tennessee
- - Active or eligible DEA registration
- - Eligibility to work in the United States
- - At least 1 year of clinical experience in a veterinary setting
- - Strong diagnostic, surgical, dental, and client communication skills
- - Ability to perform the physical duties of the role, including lifting up to 50 pounds