Jobs in East Wenatchee, WA
East Wenatchee photo
East Wenatchee

Veterinarian - Part Time

101 4th St SE , East Wenatchee, WA, 98802 www.cascadevetclinics.com
Job details
Annual Salary$100,000‑150,000
Hours/Week20‑30
Start Date ASAP

Shifts: swing, closing, openingAppointments/day: <20 Co-workers: 10‑20

Overview

Benefits
Scrub Allowance
Wellness Programs
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Continued Education Allowance
Dental
401k with 3% employer match
Discounted Pet Care
Health
malpractice insurance
DEA and licensing fees covered
Practice Overview

Cascade Veterinary Clinics is one of the largest privately owned, multi-location veterinary hospitals in Washington State, serving Wenatchee, East Wenatchee, and Leavenworth in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. Across three full-service clinics, we deliver compassionate, modern medicine — from preventive care and dentistry to advanced procedures and exotic pet services. We’re especially proud of our strong focus on mentorship and career development. Doctors enjoy a diverse caseload, collaborative teams, and real opportunities to grow their skills in well-equipped hospitals that value communication, respect, and work-life balance. For veterinarians seeking quality medicine, supportive leadership, and the lifestyle the PNW is known for, Cascade Veterinary Clinics offers both a career path and a place to call home. 🐾💙

About the Area

Our brand new location in East Wenatchee sits at the heart of the Columbia River Valley, offering a rare mix of outdoor adventure and small-city convenience. With access to hiking, skiing, water sports, and wine country, plus a welcoming community and lower cost of living than major metros, it’s an ideal place to build both a career and a balanced life. 🏔️

Practice Values
Integrity
Learning/Teaching
Problem Solving
Dependability
Improvement
Practice Type
emergency
surgery
oncology
cardiology
diagnostic imaging
dermatology
general practice
dentistry
Species
exotics
dog
cat
Management SoftwareezyVet

Requirements

Preferred Skills
hospitalized patient management
time management
exam room management
communication
soft tissue surgery
teamwork
medical record management
emergency medicine
general practice
emotional intelligence
Preferred Credentials
DVM/VMD
Job Description

Key Responsibilities Perform physical exams, diagnostics, and medical evaluations for dogs, cats, and exotics if consistent with training and credentialing. Diagnose conditions and develop appropriate treatment plans. Perform surgeries and dental procedures as qualified. Prescribe medications and therapies in compliance with state and federal regulations. Maintain accurate and timely medical records. Communicate medical findings and options clearly with clients. Collaborate with technicians, assistants, and support staff to ensure efficient patient flow and quality care. Practice across multiple clinic locations as needed and participate in on-call or emergency coverage. Uphold clinic policies, safety standards, and confidentiality requirements. Contribute to a respectful, learning-focused team culture aligned with company values. Compensation & Incentives Competitive compensation model based on production and pharmacy percentage. Designed to reward clinical efficiency, case management, and client relationships. Cascade Veterinary Clinics is a high-earning practice with strong income potential compared to industry averages. On-call coverage is compensated separately at a highly competitive rate, providing additional earning opportunity beyond base and production pay. Qualifications DVM or VMD degree from an accredited veterinary college. Active Washington State veterinary license in good standing. DEA registration eligibility (if prescribing controlled substances). Ability to work in a fast-paced, multi-doctor environment and travel between clinic locations as needed. Preferred: experience in small animal medicine, surgery, dentistry, or exotics, and interest in mentorship or professional development. Schedule & Environment May include evenings, weekends, holidays, and on-call rotations. Work performed primarily in a clinical veterinary setting with exposure to animals, medical equipment, and typical hospital conditions. Requires standing for extended periods, manual dexterity for medical procedures, and the ability to safely handle animal patients with assistance or equipment as appropriate.