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Veterinarian

J889161 Erlanger Kentucky[D] USD140K- USD150K / Year

Bring your talent to a high‑energy small‑animal practice in Erlanger, KY and shape the way preventive care is delivered, with total compensation up to $150,000. Enjoy flexible part‑time scheduling, modern tools, and a supportive team focused on quality care.

The Hospital

This established general practice offers a friendly, fast‑paced environment co‑located within a national pet retail store, creating steady client flow and varied cases throughout the week. The team provides comprehensive preventive care, wellness exams, vaccinations, dermatology support, orthopedic and gastrointestinal evaluations, dentistry, general soft‑tissue surgery, and end‑of‑life support. Clinicians are backed by experienced veterinary technicians, client service coordinators, and operations support.

• On‑site equipment includes digital radiography, dental digital X‑ray, in‑house laboratory analyzers, a dedicated surgical/sterile area, and an in‑house pharmacy
• Client‑support features include drop‑off appointments, medical grooming under veterinary supervision, microchipping, and access to professional language interpretation
• Collaborative culture with structured training, CE support, and clear clinical career pathways
• Efficient appointment flow and a customer‑focused front‑of‑house team

Location

Set in Erlanger, KY, this role sits in Northern Kentucky’s logistics and manufacturing corridor with quick access to Cincinnati amenities. The clinic benefits from proximity to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG), major interstates, and thriving regional employers, making it convenient for commuters and relocators alike.

• Minutes to CVG for easy air travel and overnight shipping access
• Roughly 10–16 miles to downtown Cincinnati (about a 15–30 minute drive), offering big‑city dining, sports, arts, and entertainment without big‑city congestion
• Strong local business base with regional automotive, manufacturing, and logistics employers
• Family‑friendly options: Erlanger‑Elsmere schools, nearby Kenton County schools, and short drives to higher‑education institutions including Northern Kentucky University
• Retail, dining, and entertainment close by, including shopping centers and regional venues like Turfway Park
• Competitive housing options with median home prices often in the mid‑$200Ks, attractive for those relocating from higher‑cost areas

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Paid time off and paid parental leave
• 401(k) with company match and Health Savings Account
• Company‑paid basic life insurance; short‑and‑long term disability
• Professional liability and malpractice coverage
• Student loan support programs and access to financial wellness tools
• Continuing education allowance and paid CE days
• Mentorship, coaching, and structured career development
• Flexible scheduling and the ability to practice high‑quality, team‑based medicine
• Mental health resources and well‑being supportPaid volunteer time and community engagement opportunities
• Employee referral incentives
• Discounts on veterinary services and select retail partners
• Relocation assistance and sign‑on incentives may be available

The Role

Part‑time Veterinarian focused on delivering high‑quality general practice care in a client‑centric setting.

• Perform wellness and sick exams, develop diagnostic and treatment plans, and provide preventive care counseling
• Interpret in‑house diagnostics and digital imaging; recommend follow‑up and referrals as appropriate
• Conduct general soft‑tissue surgery and dentistry with anesthetic safety protocols
• Oversee anesthetic and analgesic plans in partnership with credentialed technicians
• Maintain accurate medical records and support smooth appointment and drop‑off workflows
• Communicate clearly with clients and collaborate with a cross‑functional clinical team
• Contribute to a positive, inclusive culture and support training for technicians and assistants

Requirements

• DVM/VMD degree (or equivalent) from an accredited institution
• Active Kentucky veterinary license (or eligibility to obtain prior to start)
• Eligibility to work in the United States
• Strong clinical judgment, communication skills, and commitment to preventive care
• Comfortable working in a fast‑paced, team‑oriented environment