Urgent Care / GP Veterinarian | Round Rock, TX | $150K–$200K + Production - No overnights - 01

Urgent Care / General Practice Veterinarian | Round Rock, TX No Overnights | Urgent Surgery + GP | Predictable Schedule | Production + No Negative Accrual The Opportunity A growing small animal hospital in Round Rock, TX is seeking a full-time veterinarian for a unique Urgent Care / General Practice hybrid role. This opportunity is designed for a veterinarian who enjoys the variety and faster pace of urgent care but doesn't necessarily want the overnight schedule or high-acuity demands of traditional emergency medicine. You'll see a combination of walk-in urgent cases, sick visits, wellness appointments, and surgical cases within a predictable, structured schedule. The UC/GP Hybrid This role bridges the gap between traditional general practice and emergency medicine. You'll treat patients who need timely medical attention but don't necessarily require a 24/7 emergency hospital, while continuing to see general practice and wellness cases. Your caseload may include: • Walk-in urgent care cases • Sick-patient appointments • Wellness and preventive care • Lacerations and wound management • Allergic reactions • Vomiting and diarrhea • Lameness and painful patients • Ear infections • Urinary tract infections • Non-obstructed urinary cases • Chronic disease management • Cases referred by surrounding general practices for timely care This creates a more varied clinical day than traditional appointment-only GP while avoiding many of the lifestyle demands associated with ER. Surgery There is also an opportunity to maintain and develop surgical skills. Depending on the case and veterinarian's comfort level, procedures may include: • Wound repairs • Mass removals • Stable pyometra cases • Appropriate GI foreign-body procedures • Routine soft-tissue surgery • Other urgent surgical cases within the hospital's scope of care This could be particularly attractive to a GP veterinarian who enjoys surgery and wants exposure to more interesting cases without transitioning completely into emergency medicine. Schedule & Work-Life Balance One of the strongest differentiators of this position is its schedule. • Predictable, structured scheduling • No overnight shifts • No emergency or overnight coverage requirements • Time off is respected and encouraged • Case flow designed with sustainability in mind The hospital operates seven days per week, so I would not promise a Monday–Friday schedule or no weekends. The source does not tell us the individual veterinarian's weekend rotation. Clinical Environment You'll work alongside other veterinarians and an experienced technical support team in a collaborative environment that emphasizes doctor-to-doctor communication and high-quality medicine. The hospital supports appropriate diagnostic workups and treatment planning rather than focusing simply on moving patients through quickly. The team also communicates with referring and primary-care veterinarians when appropriate to help patients transition back to their regular veterinarian for ongoing care. Compensation The compensation structure includes: • Competitive base salary • Additional production compensation • No negative accrual • Moving/relocation allowance • Comprehensive health benefits • 401(k) with company match • Continuing education and professional development • Mental health and wellness resources • Paid parental leave • Additional family-support benefits • Veterinary-service and pet-care discounts Who We're Looking For • DVM, VMD, or equivalent degree • Texas veterinary license or ability to obtain one before starting • Active DEA license or eligibility • Comfortable managing a variety of sick and urgent cases • Interest in both urgent care and general practice medicine • Strong diagnostic and clinical decision-making skills • Interest in surgery is a plus • Strong client communication skills • Collaborative approach with veterinarians, technicians, and support staff Who This Could Be Especially Good For You don't necessarily need to be an ER veterinarian to find this role interesting. It could be an excellent next step for an experienced GP veterinarian who enjoys same-day sick cases, diagnostics, procedures, and surgery and wants to expand into urgent care without committing to overnight ER shifts. It could also appeal to an urgent care or emergency veterinarian who enjoys the clinical variety but is looking for a more predictable lifestyle. Why Consider This Opportunity This position offers an unusual combination: more clinical variety and complexity than a traditional GP role without the overnight requirements of emergency medicine. You'll have access to urgent cases, walk-ins, general practice, diagnostics, chronic disease management, and surgery while working within a structured schedule and collaborative clinical environment.