Veterinarian

Atlas Consultancy Group; Salt Lake City (UT); On-site; USD 170,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible scheduling

Collaborative environment

Modern facilities

Wellness spaces

Advanced imaging tech

Job summary

Atlas Consultancy Group in Utah seeks an Associate Veterinarian to join a modern, purpose-built hospital designed for efficiency and wellbeing, with 5–6 exam rooms, digital x-ray and ultrasound, and a collaborative team.

We offer flexible schedules (full- or part-time), strong support, and competitive compensation from $170,000 to $200,000 per year. You will practice high-quality medicine alongside another experienced DVM in a clinic that values work-life balance.

Qualifications

• DVM or equivalent degree valid in Utah.
• Utah licensure or eligibility for licensure.
• Strong commitment to patient-focused medicine.
• Collaborative with veterinarians and support staff.
• Comfort with a technology-driven practice environment.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality veterinary care to patients.
• Collaborate with another DVM and clinic staff daily.
• Embrace flexible scheduling options to fit lifestyle.
• Utilize advanced diagnostic tools and systems.

Skills

DVM

Team collaboration

Patient-focused care

Tech-enabled practice

Education

DVM

Job description

Associate Veterinarian | Flexible Schedules | Modern Purpose-Built Veterinary Practice

We're partnering with an innovative veterinary care provider that is redefining the clinical experience for both veterinarians and pet owners. This is an exciting opportunity for an Associate Veterinarian to join a thoughtfully designed, modern hospital environment built from the ground up with veterinary teams in mind.

These purpose-built clinics span approximately 3,200 square feet and feature 5–6 fully equipped examination rooms, advanced workflow design, and carefully curated spaces that support both clinical efficiency and team wellbeing. Alongside modern breakrooms, the hospitals also include dedicated wellness and mental health spaces to help create a genuinely supportive working environment.

You'll be working alongside another experienced DVM in clinic, allowing for strong collaboration, shared case discussion, and excellent support day-to-day. The practices are fully equipped with the latest veterinary technology, including digital radiography, ultrasound, integrated practice systems, and modern diagnostic equipment, enabling doctors to practice high-quality medicine with efficiency and confidence.

The group is extremely flexible when it comes to scheduling and is committed to creating work patterns that genuinely fit different lifestyles and career goals. Whether you're seeking full-time, part-time, longer shifts with more days off, or a traditional schedule, there are multiple options available.

Key Highlights

• Flexible scheduling options tailored around your lifestyle
• Work alongside another experienced DVM in clinic daily
• Purpose-built 3,200 sq. ft hospitals with 5–6 exam rooms
• Thoughtfully designed clinics with wellness and mental health spaces
• Fully equipped with advanced technology including digital x-ray and ultrasound
• Collaborative, supportive environment focused on sustainable veterinary medicine
• Industry-leading salary and compensation package that won't be beaten

About You

• DVM or equivalent degree that allows you to practice veterinary medicine in Utah
• You hold (or are eligible for) a licensure in the relevant state
• Passionate about delivering high-quality, patient-focused medicine
• Enjoys collaborating closely with fellow veterinarians and support staff
• Comfortable working in a progressive, technology-driven practice environment
• Highly competitive salary and overall compensation package $170,000-$200,000
• Multiple scheduling options including full-time and part-time flexibility
• Modern hospitals equipped with cutting-edge veterinary technology
• Supportive workplace culture prioritising wellbeing and work-life balance
• Opportunity to grow with a rapidly expanding veterinary care organisation