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.
Career Center Home Search Jobs Equine Associate Veterinarian 5 mi/8 km 10 mi/15 km 25 mi/40 km 50 mi/80 km 100 mi/160 km 200 mi/320 km Search Results Job Details Explore Location Equine Associate Veterinarian Share Print Call Us Oakhurst Equine Veterinary Services Newberg, Oregon, United States (on-site) APPLY Equine Associate Veterinarian Share Print Call Us Oakhurst Equine Veterinary Services Newberg, Oregon, United States (on-site) APPLY Posted 6 hours ago Equine Associate Veterinarian Share Print Call Us Oakhurst Equine Veterinary Services Newberg, Oregon, United States (on-site) APPLY Job Duration Indefinite Salary $55,000.00 - $120,000.00 Employment sector Clinical Practice Min Experience 1-2 Years Min Education Associates Degree Required Travel 25-50% Species Equine Salary - Type Yearly Salary Type Full-Time Position Veterinarian See more See less AI Summary & Insights Summary Insights Equine Associate Veterinarian The insights provided are generated by AI and may contain inaccuracies. Please independently verify any critical information before relying on it. Equine Associate Veterinarian The insights provided are generated by AI and may contain inaccuracies. Please independently verify any critical information before relying on it. Description Equine Associate Veterinarian Oakhurst Equine Veterinary Services | Newberg, Oregon We're looking for an equine veterinarian who wants to do more than fill a position. Oakhurst Equine Veterinary Services is an established, busy equine practice in Oregon's Willamette Valley. We have a strong client base, a diverse caseload, experienced veterinarians, and a lot of opportunity ahead of us. We're looking for the right veterinarian to become part of that future. And we're interested in what you can bring to Oakhurst—not just what Oakhurst can do for you. What do you do particularly well? What area of equine medicine do you want to develop? What have you seen other practices do well—or poorly—that you would like to improve? What ideas do you have for making a veterinary practice better for its doctors, staff, clients, and patients? If you're the kind of veterinarian who notices things, asks questions, takes ownership, and thinks "there has to be a better way to do this," we want to talk with you. What You Could Bring to Oakhurst We don't expect every veterinarian to arrive with the same interests or experience. We do expect our associates to contribute.
You might bring:
A strong interest or advanced experience in sports medicine and lameness Expertise in reproduction, dentistry, podiatry, internal medicine, surgery, or diagnostic imaging An interest in developing a particular service or area of the practice New ideas for improving patient care, client communication, scheduling, workflow, or practice efficiency A willingness to share your knowledge and learn from the veterinarians around you The ability to work independently while knowing when collaboration makes a case better A genuine interest in helping develop the next generation of equine veterinarians The initiative to identify opportunities rather than waiting to be told what needs to be done We are not looking for someone who simply wants to come in, see appointments, go home, and repeat. We want someone who takes pride in the practice they work for and wants to leave it better than they found it. What We Do Oakhurst provides a broad range of equine veterinary services, including: Sports Medicine & Lameness Reproduction Podiatry Dentistry Internal & Preventive Medicine Surgery and standing surgical procedures Diagnostic Imaging, including radiography and ultrasound Pre-purchase examinations Regenerative therapies Ambulatory and emergency care Our caseload provides the opportunity to see everything from routine ambulatory medicine to challenging lameness, performance, reproductive, and medical cases. We are particularly interested in veterinarians with a strong interest in lameness and sports medicine, as well as veterinarians who can bring additional expertise to the practice. What We Expect From You You don't need to know everything. None of us do. You do need to be curious, dependable, willing to communicate, and willing to take responsibility for your work.
We value veterinarians who:
Think critically rather than simply following the usual way of doing things Communicate directly and professionally Build lasting relationships with clients Treat assistants and coworkers with respect Ask for help when they need it—and offer it when someone else does Accept feedback and are willing to give constructive feedback Continue learning Take ownership of problems and participate in finding solutions Care about the long-term success of the practice, not just their own schedule We want colleagues, not placeholders. What We Offer In return, Oakhurst offers the structure and resources to allow a good veterinarian to build a good career. Our compensation includes a first-year guaranteed Pro-Salary base with production-based compensation, along with a comprehensive benefits package that includes: Medical allowance Professional liability insurance Continuing education allowance Professional memberships Disability coverage Retirement program Production-based compensation Shared emergency call Paid time away from the practice We believe compensation should reflect the workload, responsibility, experience, skills, and contribution each veterinarian brings to the practice. We also believe a sustainable career matters. Our goal is not to create veterinarians who are constantly exhausted. We want our doctors to have time for their own horses, families, interests, and lives outside of work. Why Oakhurst? We've been practicing equine medicine in the Willamette Valley for decades. We have an established practice—but we're not interested in simply maintaining the status quo. There are things we do very well. There are things we can do better. And there are things we haven't even thought of yet. That's where you come in. If you have an idea for a service we should develop, a system we should change, a skill you want to bring to the practice, or a better way to approach something we currently do, we want to hear it. You don't have to arrive with all the answers. But we'd like you to arrive with curiosity, initiative, and something to contribute. And Then There's Oregon Oakhurst is located in Newberg, in the heart of Oregon wine country and within easy reach of Portland, the Oregon Coast, and the Cascade Mountains. It's a pretty good place to live if you happen to like horses, good food, wine, hiking, skiing, riding, or having somewhere beautiful to escape to when you're not working. But Oregon isn't the reason to join Oakhurst. The opportunity to be part of building something better is. Who We'd Like to Meet We welcome veterinarians at different stages of their careers. Experience matters, but attitude, initiative, and the desire to contribute matter just as much. We are especially interested in veterinarians with experience or a strong interest in lameness and sports medicine and are also interested in connecting with board-certified or board-eligible surgeons and internal medicine specialists who could help expand these areas of our practice. If you're looking for a place where you can practice good medicine, develop your own strengths, contribute your ideas, and have a real voice in the future of the practice, we'd like to meet you. Send your resume and a brief cover letter to cookie@oakhurstequine.com. And in that cover letter, don't just tell us what you're looking for. Tell us what you think you could bring to Oakhurst. We'd genuinely like to know. Requirements DVM or equivalent veterinary degree and eligibility for licensure in Oregon Previous equine veterinary experience preferred; new graduates with strong equine experience and demonstrated initiative are welcome to apply Strong interest and/or experience in lameness and sports medicine is highly desirable Sound clinical judgment and the ability to work independently while knowing when collaboration is needed Strong communication skills and professional client relationships, with an expectation of clear, timely medical records, accurate documentation, and appropriate billing for services provided Willingness to participate in emergency and shared on-call responsibilities Demonstrated ability to take ownership of cases, follow through, and communicate effectively with clients and the team Curiosity and initiative—someone who looks for ways to improve patient care, client service, efficiency, and the practice as a whole Willingness to learn, accept constructive feedback, and share knowledge with others Ability to work effectively in a team environment and contribute positively to practice culture Professionalism, reliability, and a genuine commitment to high-quality equine medicine A desire to contribute something of your own to an established practice and help shape its future
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