Veterinarian
J888883 Manchester New Hampshire USD102K- USD180K / Year
This full‑time role offers a supportive team, modern resources, and a strong, community‑facing caseload.
The Hospital
This small-animal practice operates within a major retail setting, creating convenient access for clients and a steady, varied caseload. The team‑focused environment emphasizes collaboration, clinical autonomy, and professional growth supported by structured training and development programs.
- - Broad scope of care: preventive medicine, comprehensive exams, behavior consultations, dermatology, dental care, spay/neuter and general surgery, microchipping, and DNA testing
- - Facilities and resources: surgical suite, dedicated dental capabilities, imaging, in‑house laboratory diagnostics, and an on‑site pharmacy
- - Client‑friendly operations: convenient retail‑adjacent access, curbside options, and interpretation services to support clear communication
- - Positive, growth‑minded culture with opportunities to help shape services as the clinic expands capacity
- - Preventive care plans that support continuity and predictable case flow
Location
Manchester, NH is New Hampshire’s largest city and a thriving regional hub that blends culture, convenience, and outdoor recreation. Residents enjoy big‑city amenities with an easy pace of life and quick access to the rest of New England.
- - Lively arts and culture anchored by the Currier Museum of Art and the historic Palace Theatre
- - Year‑round entertainment at SNHU Arena and Northeast Delta Dental Stadium
- - Outdoor escapes minutes away: the Riverwalk and Millyard, Livingston Park, Stark Park, and Lake Massabesic for hiking, paddling, and fishing
- - Travel made easy via Manchester‑Boston Regional Airport; about an hour to Boston, the seacoast, and the White Mountains
- - Diverse local economy with strong employers in healthcare and education, including major university and health system presences
- - Employee‑friendly tax environment: no general state sales tax and no broad‑based personal income tax
Benefits
- - Sign‑on bonus and relocation support available
- - Competitive compensation with paid time off
- - Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- - 401(k) with company match and Health Savings Account
- - Practice‑paid life insurance, short- and long‑term disability
- - Professional liability coverage
- - Student loan support programs, including monthly contributions for eligible full‑time veterinarians and financial counseling
- - Continuing education allowance and paid CE time
- - Paid parental leave and family‑building benefits
- - Mental health resources and employee assistance programs
- - Flexible scheduling and the ability to practice autonomous medicine
- - Career development, leadership pathways, and dedicated coaching support
- - Paid volunteer time and community service opportunities
- - Pet care discounts, including wellness benefits for personal pets
- - Employee discounts on everyday services and products
The Role
- - Full‑time small‑animal veterinarian position
- - Deliver high‑quality preventive, medical, surgical, and dental care for companion animals
- - Create individualized care plans and provide clear client education and communication
- - Collaborate closely with veterinary technicians and support staff to ensure efficient, team‑based care
- - Maintain accurate medical records and uphold best‑practice standards for patient safety and quality
- - Opportunities to grow interests in dentistry, soft tissue surgery, and preventive care; mentorship available for recent graduates
Requirements
- - DVM or VMD degree from an accredited institution
- - License to practice (or eligibility for licensure) in New Hampshire
- - Eligibility to work in the United States
- - DEA registration (or eligibility to obtain)
- - Commitment to high standards of medical care, client service, and teamwork in a fast‑paced, client‑facing environment