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Alliance Animal Health
Associate 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.
$117,470 / year median in Oklahoma
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Company DescriptionAssociate Veterinarian - Carter County Animal Hospital
Competitive salary plus potential production/bonus structureSigning bonus / relocation assistance (negotiable)Professional licensure and dues paid including PLIT/license defense coverageBest-In-Class perks & benefits Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield)A thriving 401(k) option provided by ADP - Safe Harbor Matching (company matches 100% of your salary deferrals up to the first 3% and 50% of your salary deferrals up to the next 2%, totaling a 4% match)HSA or FSA options (provided by WEX)Vision insurance (EyeMed); Dental Insurance (by Delta Dental); Disability (by New York Life)Employee Assistance Program (EAP) - unlimited telephone consultations with licensed counselorsPaid continuing education allowance and time off for CEFlexible scheduling to support work-life balanceFriendly, supportive, and experienced team environmentOpportunity to build your professional skills and grow with the practiceAffordable cost of living and quality lifestyle in south-central OklahomaArdmore's cost of living is about 15% below the U.S. average, with housing costs about 34% lower than national average. Excellent location: easy access to good schools, community amenities, and a relaxed pace—ideal for those relocating from urban areasWhy You'll Love Living in the Area (and Why It's Worth Relocating):
Ardmore is a charming, welcoming city with strong small-town roots but modern amenities. Outdoor recreation abounds: nearby Lake Murray State Park offers boating, fishing, hiking, a resort lodge, and scenic nature. A vibrant history & culture scene: downtown Ardmore features historic architecture, boutique shops, antiques, local restaurants, and the Greater Southwest Historical Museum. Convenient travel: Located along Interstate 35, making it accessible to both Oklahoma City and Dallas areas, yet offering a slower, more relaxed pace of life. Strong community: Ideal for those seeking a balance between professional growth and personal quality of life—close to nature, affordable housing, friendly neighbors.
Location:
Ardmore, Oklahoma (Carter County)Website:
ardmorevet.comAbout Us:
Carter County Animal Hospital is a full‐service, compassionate veterinary hospital serving Ardmore and the surrounding region. Founded in 2007 by Dr. Cade & Mary Kate Wilson, we offer diagnostics, surgery (including laser surgery), in-house laboratory, pharmacy, radiology, ortho/rehab, and more—all in a friendly, down-to-earth atmosphere. Our mission is to provide the best in veterinary medicine, while maintaining personal service and a welcoming team culture.•Signing bonus starting at 20k!• What We Offer (Especially for Out-of-Town Applicants):Competitive salary plus potential production/bonus structureSigning bonus / relocation assistance (negotiable)Professional licensure and dues paid including PLIT/license defense coverageBest-In-Class perks & benefits Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield)A thriving 401(k) option provided by ADP - Safe Harbor Matching (company matches 100% of your salary deferrals up to the first 3% and 50% of your salary deferrals up to the next 2%, totaling a 4% match)HSA or FSA options (provided by WEX)Vision insurance (EyeMed); Dental Insurance (by Delta Dental); Disability (by New York Life)Employee Assistance Program (EAP) - unlimited telephone consultations with licensed counselorsPaid continuing education allowance and time off for CEFlexible scheduling to support work-life balanceFriendly, supportive, and experienced team environmentOpportunity to build your professional skills and grow with the practiceAffordable cost of living and quality lifestyle in south-central OklahomaArdmore's cost of living is about 15% below the U.S. average, with housing costs about 34% lower than national average. Excellent location: easy access to good schools, community amenities, and a relaxed pace—ideal for those relocating from urban areasWhy You'll Love Living in the Area (and Why It's Worth Relocating):
Ardmore is a charming, welcoming city with strong small-town roots but modern amenities. Outdoor recreation abounds: nearby Lake Murray State Park offers boating, fishing, hiking, a resort lodge, and scenic nature. A vibrant history & culture scene: downtown Ardmore features historic architecture, boutique shops, antiques, local restaurants, and the Greater Southwest Historical Museum. Convenient travel: Located along Interstate 35, making it accessible to both Oklahoma City and Dallas areas, yet offering a slower, more relaxed pace of life. Strong community: Ideal for those seeking a balance between professional growth and personal quality of life—close to nature, affordable housing, friendly neighbors.