Associate Veterinarian | Dallas–Fort Worth, TX | $130K–$170K + Production - 01

Associate Veterinarian | Dallas–Fort Worth, TX | $130K–$170K + Production Growing Small Animal GP | No Negative Accrual | Relocation Assistance | Clinical Autonomy The Opportunity A growing small animal general practice in the Dallas–Fort Worth area is seeking an experienced Associate Veterinarian to join its team. This is an opportunity for a veterinarian who wants more than simply stepping into an existing schedule. The hospital is in a period of growth, giving the incoming veterinarian an opportunity to build a loyal client base, influence the continued development of the practice, and become an important part of its future. You'll have the autonomy to practice high-quality medicine while being supported by an experienced clinical team and access to additional medical, educational, and professional resources. The Medicine The hospital provides comprehensive care for dogs and cats throughout every stage of life. The caseload includes: • Wellness and preventive medicine • Internal medicine • Sick-patient care • Soft tissue surgery • Dentistry • Diagnostics • Puppy and kitten care • Senior pet care • Client education and ongoing case management This is a good fit for a veterinarian who enjoys variety and wants to maintain a broad GP skill set rather than being limited to wellness appointments. Why This Opportunity Stands Out The hospital is growing and evolving, creating an opportunity for the incoming veterinarian to have a meaningful voice in how the practice develops. Rather than simply filling an existing opening, you'll have the opportunity to: • Develop your own loyal client base • Help shape the continued growth of the hospital • Practice medicine with clinical autonomy • Build long-term relationships with clients and patients • Work alongside an experienced support team • Contribute ideas and influence how the practice evolves • Pursue future professional and leadership development The hospital values collaboration, communication, compassionate care, and continuous learning while giving veterinarians room to practice medicine in a way that reflects their individual strengths. Compensation • $130,000–$170,000 recruiting range • Additional production compensation • No negative accrual • Relocation assistance available • Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits • 401(k) with company match • Continuing education and professional development • Mental health and wellness resources • Paid parental leave • Pet care benefits and discounts • Leadership development opportunities Final compensation will depend on experience, credentials, skills, and other relevant factors. Schedule This is a full-time position offering a predictable schedule designed to support work-life balance. Specific scheduling details and flexibility can be discussed based on the needs of the veterinarian and hospital. Who We're Looking For • DVM, VMD, or equivalent degree • Texas veterinary license or ability to obtain one • DEA license or eligibility • Two or more years of clinical experience preferred • Comfortable managing a variety of medical and surgical cases • Interest in comprehensive small animal medicine • Strong client communication skills • Collaborative approach with technicians and support staff • Interest in becoming part of a growing and evolving practice The Ideal Veterinarian This opportunity could be particularly attractive if you're an experienced GP veterinarian who has reached the point where you want more influence over your professional environment. Maybe you enjoy surgery or dentistry and want the freedom to continue developing those skills. Maybe building lasting client relationships is one of the things you value most about general practice. Or perhaps you're looking for a hospital where your ideas and contributions can actually influence its future. The practice is looking for someone who wants to become an integral part of the hospital rather than simply fill an open position. Why Consider This Opportunity You'll be joining a growing practice where there is genuine opportunity to make an impact. You'll have a diverse small animal caseload, clinical autonomy, an experienced support team, and the ability to develop long-term client relationships while helping shape the continued growth of the hospital.