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Veterinarian
Job Description
Services and clinical capabilities include:
Wellness and preventative medicine Comprehensive physical examinations Puppy and kitten healthcare Vaccinations and parasite prevention Internal medicine Digital radiography Diagnostic ultrasound In-house laboratory diagnostics Comprehensive dentistry Digital dental radiography Soft tissue surgery Modern surgical facilities Anesthesia and advanced patient monitoring Hospitalization and inpatient care Pain management Senior and geriatric pet care Chronic disease management Nutritional counseling Pharmacy services The combination of digital radiography, ultrasound, digital dental imaging and in-house laboratory diagnostics gives veterinarians excellent resources for investigating and managing cases efficiently while maintaining continuity of care. The Opportunity As a Veterinarian, you'll manage a varied companion animal caseload covering preventative medicine, internal medicine, diagnostics, dentistry and surgery. You'll benefit from: Experienced five-veterinarian team AAHA-accredited clinical environment Registered Veterinary Technician support Varied medical and surgical caseload Digital radiography Diagnostic ultrasound Digital dental radiography In-house laboratory capabilities Modern surgical and dental facilities Hospitalization and inpatient care Clinical autonomy Collaborative case discussions Structured mentorship Opportunities to develop individual clinical interests Continuing education support Strong emphasis on work-life balance Long-term career development The five-doctor structure creates an excellent environment for collaboration and knowledge sharing without compromising clinical autonomy. Veterinarians are encouraged to discuss cases, learn from one another and pursue areas of medicine that particularly interest them. Early-career veterinarians can benefit from structured mentorship and support from experienced colleagues, while established doctors will have opportunities to further develop interests in areas such as surgery, dentistry, internal medicine, ultrasound or preventative care. Compensation & Benefits Base salary of $120,000$160,000, depending on experience Sign-on bonus available Relocation assistance Comprehensive medical insurance Dental and vision insurance Retirement plan with employer contribution Generous continuing education allowance Paid CE days Professional membership fees covered Missouri veterinary licensing fees covered Professional liability coverage Paid vacation Paid holidays Employee pet care discounts Structured mentorship Professional development support Career advancement opportunities Life in St. Louis, MO St. Louis offers an excellent combination of major-city amenities, established neighborhoods and a cost of living that can be more approachable than many other large metropolitan areas. One of the city's biggest lifestyle attractions is Forest Park, an expansive urban green space home to walking and cycling routes alongside some of St. Louis' best-known cultural attractions. The wider region also offers extensive parks, trails and opportunities for hiking, cycling and spending time outdoors. Outside of work, residents can enjoy professional baseball, hockey and soccer, a thriving restaurant and brewery scene, live music, museums, theatre and historic neighborhoods with their own distinct character. The Gateway Arch and Mississippi Riverfront add to a city that offers plenty to explore without sacrificing the convenience of manageable commutes and suburban living options. #IND-VETS-US-WC J891110
#IND-VETS-US-WCBenefits
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Professional Development
- Mentorships
- Other Retirement and Savings
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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