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PAZ Veterinary - East in Austin, TX is seeking a Veterinary Practice Manager to lead our dynamic team with vision, accountability, and heart. You will guide daily operations, support staff development, and drive initiatives that enhance client and employee experience while upholding the highest standards of care.
The ideal candidate has a BA/BS in business or related field, 3–5 years of veterinary/medical management, strong leadership, outstanding communication, and proficiency with standard
Department: Administrative
Location: Austin, Texas
Compensation: $57,000 - $65,000 / year
A giant, warm hello from PAZ Veterinary - East!
At PAZ, we're redefining what it means to work in veterinary medicine. Our East Austin location is a vibrant, welcoming space where individuality is celebrated, collaboration thrives, and everyone - pets and humans alike - feels at home. With a unique culture, PAZ East isn't your typical veterinary clinic - it's a collective of compassionate professionals who care deeply about their community.
We dream big, love everyone, have fun at work, and excel together. Our mission is simple: to bring comfort to clients and pets - in sickness and in health - through empathy, innovation, and top-tier medical care.
We're seeking a Veterinary Practice Manager to lead our dynamic East Austin team with vision, accountability, and heart. This role calls for someone who's passionate about both people and pets, thrives in a culture of openness, and knows how to inspire excellence while protecting the vibe that makes PAZ so special.
You'll guide daily operations, support team development, and drive initiatives that enhance both the client and employee experience - ensuring the highest standards of care and service.
A supportive, inclusive team that values both fun and focus
Cold brew on tap, community connection, and lots of four-legged friends
PAZ Veterinary - East | Peace to all.
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