Veterinarian – Daytime Urgent Care & GP – Minneapolis, MN

About the Role

Looking for the case variety and clinical challenge of emergency medicine, without the overnight shifts?

We’re working with a unique nonprofit veterinary hospital in the Minneapolis area that is looking for a Veterinarian to join its growing team on either a full-time or part-time basis.

This is a varied position spanning daytime urgent/emergency care, general practice appointments and surgery, making it a fantastic opportunity for a veterinarian who enjoys seeing a broad and interesting caseload while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

The hospital is passionate about making high-quality veterinary medicine accessible to more families. Their veterinarians practice Spectrum of Care medicine, working with clients to find individualized treatment options while delivering excellent patient care.

Why This Opportunity?

• $110,000–$140,000 salary for full-time veterinarians

• Full-time and part-time opportunities available

• No overnight shifts

• No on-call

• 4 x 10-hour shifts per week for full-time veterinarians

• Two weekends every six weeks

• Exposure to interesting and varied urgent cases

• Combination of urgent care, GP and surgery

• Structured and personalized onboarding across each service

• Collaborative, technician-driven environment

• $4,000 CE allowance per license cycle

• Eligibility for Public Service Loan Forgiveness

• Opportunity to make a genuine difference within the local community

What Will You Be Doing?

No two days have to look the same.

You’ll see everything from preventative care and routine appointments through to urgent presentations, traumatic injuries, serious illnesses and surgical cases.

Working alongside an experienced technician and assistant team, you’ll have the opportunity to:

• Manage both scheduled appointments and urgent cases

• Assess and prioritize patients requiring time-sensitive care

• Develop individualized treatment plans

• Perform and assist with general practice surgery

• Utilize diagnostics and radiography

• Provide preventative healthcare and client education

• Monitor and manage hospitalized patients

• Communicate treatment plans, estimates and discharge instructions

• Work collaboratively with the wider veterinary team

Who Are We Looking For?

We’d love to speak with veterinarians who have:

• A DVM or equivalent veterinary degree

• Strong communication and client-care skills

• A collaborative, team-focused approach

• An interest in continuing to develop clinically

• The ability to work effectively within a technician-driven hospital

• A passion for providing compassionate and accessible veterinary care

You don’t need to come from a traditional emergency background. Incoming veterinarians complete a formalized and personalized onboarding program across the hospital’s different service areas, helping you build confidence within this unique model of care.

Benefits

Alongside your salary, you’ll have access to:

• Health insurance

• Dental and vision insurance

• 401(k)

• Dependent-care FSA

• Pet care discount

• Professional development support

• $4,000 continuing education allowance per license cycle

• Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility

Why Minneapolis?

The Minneapolis–Saint Paul area offers the best of both worlds — a vibrant city environment alongside plenty of opportunities to get outdoors.

Think great restaurants, breweries, culture and nightlife alongside lakes, bike trails and year-round outdoor activities. With a range of established neighborhoods and school districts too, it’s a fantastic place to build both a career and a life.

Interested?

Want to find out more?

Get in touch with Poppy Greenshields at Global Veterinary Careers for a confidential conversation about the position.

Poppy Greenshields
Recruitment Consultant – Global Veterinary Careers
Email: poppy@gvcvets.com
Website: gvcvets.com

Not quite the right opportunity? I’d still love to hear from you. I work with veterinary opportunities across the US and would be happy to discuss what you’re looking for next.