Associate Veterinarian – Orlando, FL | Flexible Schedule | Small Animal GP

Why this role stands out

Looking for a supportive small animal practice with flexibility, excellent clinical support, and opportunities to develop your career?

Join a friendly, collaborative hospital offering:

• Full-time or part-time opportunities
• Competitive salary plus production bonus
• Mentorship for new graduates
• Modern equipment and supportive team culture

The Practice

• Established small animal hospital caring for dogs and cats
• Friendly, collaborative multi-disciplinary team
• Modern facilities including in-house laboratory (CBC/Chem), digital radiography, and dedicated dental suite
• Varied caseload including preventative care, medicine, surgery, and dentistry
• Strong focus on client communication and high-quality patient care
• Opportunity to build and develop your own caseload

The Role

Associate Veterinarian position with a varied caseload including:

• Wellness consultations and preventative healthcare
• Medical diagnostics and treatment planning
• Soft tissue surgery
• Dentistry
• Client education and follow-up care
• Working closely with experienced support staff to deliver excellent patient care

Suitable for

• Experienced Associate Veterinarians
• New graduates seeking mentorship
• Full-time or part-time candidates
• Veterinarians looking for a collaborative team environment

Salary & Benefits

• Competitive salary (DOE)
• Production bonus
• Health insurance or healthcare stipend
• Paid time off
• CE allowance
• Professional liability insurance
• Paid licensing and DEA fees
• Structured mentorship
• Supportive and collaborative working environment

Location

Orlando, Florida offers year-round sunshine, world-famous attractions, outstanding restaurants, beautiful parks, and easy access to both Atlantic and Gulf Coast beaches, making it one of Florida's most desirable places to live and work.

Requirements

• DVM / VMD (or equivalent)
• Eligible to work in the US
• Comfortable with general practice medicine, surgery, and dentistry
• Strong communication and teamwork skills
• DVM/VMD degree or equivalent from an AVMA-accredited university
• NAVLE certification
• ECFVG or PAVE (if graduated from a non-AVMA accredited program)
• DEA, State, and USDA licenses (or ability to obtain upon hire)

This role is advertised by Global Veterinary Careers.