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Search Group Solutions Veterinary - Idaho

Veterinarian / Medical Director Boise, ID -01

1234 Main Street, Idaho, 01234
Job details
Annual Salary$150,000‑185,000
Hours/Week30‑40
Start Date ASAP

Shifts: mixedAppointments/day: 20‑50 Co-workers: 10‑20

Overview

Benefits
Hiring Bonus
Vision
Health
401k
Dental
Practice Overview

We represent veterinary opportunities across GP, urgent care, ER, specialty, and leadership. Our focus is on opportunities where great medicine, strong teams, supportive cultures, and your career goals come together.

Practice Values
integrity
trust
innovation
commitment
quality
Practice Type
general practice
specialty
emergency
surgery
Species
dog
cat
Management Softwarevarious

Requirements

Practice Experience
general practice
dentistry
surgery
Preferred Skills
general practice
Preferred Credentials
DVM/VMD
Job Description

Veterinarian / Medical Director Boise, ID | Full-Time Compensation: $150,000–$185,000+ base + production + Medical Director stipend We’re working on a Veterinary Medical Director opportunity in Boise with an established small-animal practice looking for an experienced veterinarian who wants to combine clinical work with leadership. This is a great fit for a doctor who enjoys practicing medicine but also wants a larger role in mentoring associates, helping guide medical standards, supporting team development, and contributing to the overall direction of the hospital. The opportunity includes: $150K–$185K+ base salary Production-based earning potential Additional Medical Director stipend Sign-on and relocation support may be available Paid time off Continuing education support Health and retirement benefits Leadership development and mentorship resources Professional dues and licensing support The practice offers a broad companion-animal caseload, including preventive care, diagnostics, dentistry, surgery, and general medicine, with an experienced support team and access to additional clinical resources. Candidates should have a DVM/VMD or equivalent, be licensed or eligible for licensure in Idaho, and have the ability to lead, mentor, and communicate effectively with both doctors and staff. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced veterinarian ready to take on more responsibility while remaining active in clinical practice.