Veterinarian

Global Talent Partners Veterinary; Huntersville (NC); Hybrid; USD 130,000 - 150,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

401(k) retirement plan

Paid time off

Continuing education support

Parental leave

Job summary

Global Talent Partners Veterinary is seeking a part-time Veterinarian in Huntersville, NC. The role offers earnings up to USD 150,000 per year and a patient‑centered, team‑oriented environment focused on high‑quality medicine and work‑life balance.

The hospital emphasizes preventive care, collaborative staff, and on‑site diagnostics. Rotation includes daytime hours with weekend coverage as needed, in a community setting near Charlotte.

Qualifications

• DVM or VMD from an accredited school.
• License to practice in North Carolina (or eligibility).
• DEA registration (or eligibility) for controlled substances.
• Strong clinical communication skills and a preventive-care mindset.
• Comfort with digital imaging and in-house lab diagnostics.

Responsibilities

• Perform thorough examinations, develop diagnostic and treatment plans, and maintain medical records.
• Utilize on-site diagnostics and imaging to manage cases efficiently.
• Conduct routine soft-tissue surgeries and general dentistry as appropriate.
• Collaborate with credentialed technicians and support staff to deliver high-quality care.
• Communicate clearly with clients to build trust and long-term relationships.
• Contribute to a positive clinic culture and quality standards.
• Daytime schedule with shared weekend rotations; after-hours emergencies referred to partners.

Skills

Clinical communication

Preventive care mindset

Team collaboration

Digital imaging

In-house diagnostics

Education

DVM or VMD

NC license or eligibility

DEA registration (or eligibility)

Tools

Digital radiography

Dental radiography

In-house lab diagnostics

Job description

Veterinarian

J889003 Huntersville North Carolina USD130K- USD150K / Year

Step into a part-time Veterinarian role in Huntersville, NC with earnings up to $150,000. Enjoy a modern, team-focused environment that supports high‑quality medicine and a great work‑life balance.

The Hospital

This community‑focused small animal practice is built around a preventive‑care model, steady caseload, and collaborative culture. Doctors are supported by experienced, credentialed veterinary technicians, client service coordinators, and practice leadership committed to smooth, efficient workflow. The hospital offers on‑site diagnostics and imaging, including digital radiography, dental digital x‑ray, and in‑house laboratory testing for timely case workups. Routine soft‑tissue surgery and general dentistry are part of the everyday caseload, with an established referral pathway for specialty and after‑hours emergencies. Client convenience features include drop‑off appointments, an in‑house pharmacy with online options, microchipping, and access to interpretation services. The clinic operates with extended daytime and weekend hours in a convenient shopping‑center setting, ensuring strong community visibility and predictable scheduling.

Location

Huntersville delivers the best of lake‑life living and suburban ease, just north of Charlotte. With quick access to I‑77, professionals enjoy a manageable commute while benefiting from excellent amenities, schools, and outdoor recreation along Lake Norman.

• Lake Norman at your doorstep: marinas, paddle sports, beaches, and waterfront parks such as Ramsey Creek and Blythe Landing
• Birkdale Village: a walkable hub with shops, restaurants, a movie theater, and frequent community events
• Family friendly: Discovery Place KIDS, parks, greenways, farmers markets, and seasonal festivals
• Strong regional economy: proximity to major employers, including healthcare and energy, supporting a stable local job market
• Short commutes: direct I‑77 access into Uptown Charlotte and express lanes to ease peak‑hour travel
• Active food-and‑beverage scene: local breweries and diverse dining both in Birkdale and around the lake
• Highly educated community with strong household incomes and high home‑ownership rates

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance options
• 401(k) retirement plan with company match
• Paid time off and paid holidays
• Mental health and wellbeing resources, including counseling and coaching
• Company‑paid life insurance, with the option to add supplemental coverage
• Company‑paid short‑term and long‑term disability
• Flexible Spending Accounts and Health Savings Account options
• Paid parental leave for birth and adoption
• Continuing education allowance and support for professional development
• Backup child and elder care resources
• Fertility and family‑building support
• Legal plan and identity‑theft protection
• Commuter benefits
• Employee discounts on products and services
• Complimentary preventive care plan options for personal pets
• Flexible scheduling and support for practicing high‑quality, individualized medicine
• Opportunities for growth, mentorship, and leadership development

Eligibility for specific benefits varies by role type and employment status.

The Role

• Part‑time small animal general practice focused on preventive care, wellness, and client education
• Perform thorough examinations, develop diagnostic and treatment plans, and maintain clear, timely medical records
• Utilize on‑site diagnostics and imaging to manage cases efficiently
• Conduct routine soft‑tissue surgeries and general dentistry as appropriate to experience and interest
• Collaborate with credentialed technicians and support staff to deliver high‑quality, efficient care
• Communicate clearly with clients to build trust and long‑term relationships
• Contribute to a positive, inclusive clinic culture and support quality standards
• Daytime schedule with shared weekend rotations; after‑hours emergencies referred to local specialty partners

Requirements

• DVM or VMD degree from an accredited institution
• License to practice veterinary medicine in North Carolina (or eligibility to obtain)
• Eligibility to work in the United States
• DEA registration (or eligibility) for controlled substances
• Strong clinical communication skills and a preventive‑care mindset
• Comfort with digital imaging and in‑house lab diagnostics; surgical and dental experience preferred
• New graduates and experienced veterinarians are encouraged to apply