Veterinarian: Autonomy, Growth & Flexible Scheduling

Banfield Pet Hospital; San Jose (CA); On-site; USD 142,000 - 204,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement plans (401(k) & Roth)

Student Debt Relief Program

Paid time off & holidays

Mental health resources

Life insurance (company‑paid)

Short/Long‑Term disability

FSAs & HSAs

Paid parental leave

Continuing Education allowance

Backup child & elder care support

Family building support

Flexible scheduling

Autonomous medicine

Locations all over the US

Job summary

Banfield Pet Hospital is seeking a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine to join our nationwide network. The pay range for this full‑time role in the United States is $141,576–$204,499 annually, with potential production-based incentives.

The specific offer is based on experience, skills, and education, and may vary by location and schedule. We provide extensive benefits and support to help veterinarians thrive—professional growth, work‑life balance, and a culture that values pet care and client

Qualifications

• DVM required or expected.
• Strong clinical skills in preventive care and general veterinary medicine.

Responsibilities

• Provide care for pets (furry, feathered, and scaled) with emphasis on preventive care.
• Build strong relationships with pets and their humans.
• Collaborate with teammates to foster a positive, dynamic work culture.
• Apply your expertise to advance veterinary medicine and patient outcomes.
• Adhere to Banfield's Mars Five Principles: Quality, Responsibility, Mutuality, Efficiency, Freedom.

Education

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)

Job description

Banfield Pet Hospital is seeking a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine to join our nationwide network. The pay range for this full‑time role in the United States is $141,576–$204,499 annually, with potential production-based incentives.

The specific offer is based on experience, skills, and education, and may vary by location and schedule. We provide extensive benefits and support to help veterinarians thrive—professional growth, work‑life balance, and a culture that values pet care and client