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Licensed Veterinarian
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What they do
A Veterinarian provides medical care to animals. Diagnoses and treats illnesses and injuries. Specializes in treating either pets and small domesticated animals, or large animals and livestock, or wild animals. May work on farms, in zoos and wildlife sanctuaries, in animal shelters, or in hospitals or clinics that specialize in caring for animals. May inspect livestock used for food and check compliance with food safety regulations, or work in laboratories doing clinical research on animal and human diseases.
$113,909 / year median in Missouri
+17% projected growth
Job Description
- Competitive Base salaries with a percentage of production
- Sign-on bonus
- Benefits package that includes o Medical, Dental, Vision o 401k o Multi Pet discounts o Employee Assistance Programs o Continuing Education Allowance o Paid Dues for
AVMA, MVMA
o Paid licenses, DEA, BNDD We invest heavily in our employees' long-term growth and happiness. So, if you see yourself as passionate and enthusiastic in caring for animals as we do, then come join our always growing, Fear Free compliant, small animal practice.Benefit Conditions:
Waiting period may applyCOVID-19
Precaution(s): Remote interview process Personal protective equipment provided or required Plastic shield at work stations Temperature screenings Social distancing guidelines in place Sanitizing, disinfecting, or cleaning procedures in place Work Remotely No This Job Is Ideal forSomeone Who Is:
Dependable- more reliable than spontaneous People-oriented
- enjoys interacting with people and working on group projects Detail-oriented
- would rather focus on the details of work than the bigger picture Achievement-oriented
- enjoys taking on challenges, even if they might fail Autonomous/Independent
- enjoys working with little direction