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Urus

Cow Herd Manager

Meriden, WY · On-site

Oversee all aspects of seedstock cow herd management, including breeding, calving, weaning, feeding, and grazing * Maintain accurate, real-time data on herd performance, movements, and health to ...

Wilks

Ranch Hand

Cottonwood, ID · On-site

$13.75 - $18.50/hr

Perform routine cattle work such as gathering, moving, sorting, branding, and medicating livestock * Assist with herd management activities, including seasonal work such as calving * Maintain and ...

Wilks Brothers

Ranch Hand

Cottonwood, ID

$13.75 - $18.50/hr

Perform routine cattle work such as gathering, moving, sorting, branding, and medicating livestock * Assist with herd management activities, including seasonal work such as calving * Maintain and ...

Copper World Inc

Ranch Maintenance Hand

Sonoita, AZ · On-site

$14.25 - $18.50/hr

Provides general care to livestock by feeding, providing directed health care, and assisting with breeding, calving, and selling animals. * Herding, handling, transporting, feeding, watering ...

Halter Inc.

Field Sales

West Plains, MO · On-site

$100 - $125/hr

You're dropping off coffee during calving season. You value the magic moments that make all the difference to our customers. * Expanding Existing Opportunities: You're always looking for new ...

Halter

NY · On-site

$80 - $100/hr

You're dropping off coffee during calving season. You value the magic moments that make all the difference to our customers. * Expanding Existing Opportunities: You're always looking for new ...

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As of Sep 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for calving in the United States is $17.39, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $19.47 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is calving?

A calving job involves assisting with the birth of calves, ensuring the health and safety of both the mother and offspring. Responsibilities include monitoring pregnant cows, assisting with difficult births, providing post-birth care, and maintaining a clean and safe birthing environment. Workers may also administer medications, record birth details, and support general herd management. This role is essential in dairy and beef farming to ensure a healthy and productive herd.

What are some common challenges faced in calving?

Working in a Calving role can be physically demanding and often requires unpredictable hours, especially during peak calving seasons. Some of the most common challenges include intervening during difficult births, monitoring newborn calves for health issues, and maintaining detailed records of calving events. Teamwork is essential, as you will often collaborate closely with veterinarians, farm managers, and other staff to ensure both animal welfare and operational efficiency. Job seekers should be prepared for fast-paced, hands-on work and must remain attentive and calm under pressure to ensure successful outcomes for both animals and the farm overall.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in calving, and why are they important?

To excel in a Calving role within the agricultural sector, you need hands-on livestock handling experience, knowledge of animal husbandry, and a solid understanding of calving procedures and bovine health. Familiarity with calving equipment, record-keeping tools, and certifications in livestock management or veterinary assistance are valuable assets. Strong observational skills, patience, and teamwork are essential soft skills that enhance on-the-spot decision making and collaboration during stressful situations. These competencies are crucial for ensuring the health and well-being of both cows and calves while maintaining smooth farm operations.

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Infographic showing various Calving job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 97% Full Time, and 3% Part Time. Highlights an 95% Physical, and 5% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $36,173 per year, or $17.4 per hour.

Associate Veterinarian - Large & Mixed Animal Practice

Ridgeline Veterinary Clinic

Corvallis, OR • On-site

$70K - $100K/yr (+ commission)

Full-time

Medical, Retirement, PTO

Posted 25 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Perform general and emergency medicine, diagnostics, surgery, and pre-purchase exams for equine patients.

  • Manage herd health, pregnancy checking, semen testing, BVD testing, castrations, dehorning, calving assistance, and interstate veterinary inspections for bovine and livestock.

  • Assist with expanding small animal wellness, preventative care, dentistry, and surgical services, including handling emergency and field calls.

Job description

Ridgeline Veterinary Clinic – Klamath Falls, OR

Quick Preview Hook: Join one of the largest and best-equipped large animal and reproductive centers serving Southern Oregon and Northern California! With a newly remodeled facility, 401(k) matching, licensure coverage assistance, and high-tech diagnostics, we are seeking an enthusiastic DVM ready to practice high-level medicine alongside experienced staff.


About Ridgeline Veterinary Clinic

Formerly known as Goodell Veterinary Clinic, Ridgeline Veterinary Clinic is a premier, full-service large animal practice expanding into small animal care. Under the leadership of owners Dr. Renee Saxton and Kayla Mendoza—alongside long-time staff veterinarian Dr. Jon Goodell—our clinic delivers exceptional care to horses, cattle, livestock, and pets across Southern Oregon and Northern California.


Our Newly Remodeled, State-of-the-Art Facility Features:

  • Surgery & Clinical Suites: Dedicated large and small animal surgery suites, 3 modern exam/treatment rooms, an in-house squeeze chute, and 2 dedicated ICU hospital stalls.
  • Equine & Livestock Facility: Complete outdoor complex with working barns, chutes, a round pen, tease wall, phantom, and on-site recipient mare accommodations.
  • World-Class Reproduction Center: We stand 5 resident stallions and run an advanced breeding program equipped for collection, AI, semen freezing/chilling, shipping, and embryo transfer.
  • Advanced Diagnostics & Tech: Canon Cesium DR Digital Radiology (with Metron software for instant farrier/radiologist sharing), Class IV Deep-Penetrating Laser Therapy, ultrasound, and a fully equipped in-house laboratory (BVD, IgG, cytology, bacteriology, and blood chemistry).


About the Role

We are seeking an enthusiastic, passionate Associate Veterinarian to join our full-time team. Whether you are an experienced practitioner looking for an elite caseload or a motivated candidate eager to sharpen your skills through structured mentorship, we are fully committed to supporting your professional growth.


Key Scope of Practice:

  • Equine: General & emergency medicine, lameness/soundness diagnostics, sports medicine, laser therapy, advanced dentistry, surgery, and pre-purchase exams.
  • Bovine & Livestock: Practical herd-health management, pregnancy checking, semen & Trich testing, BVD testing, castrations, dehorning, calving assistance, and interstate veterinary inspections.
  • Small Animal Care: Assist as we continue to expand our small animal wellness, preventative care, dentistry, and surgical services.
  • Emergency & Field Calls: Share after-hours emergency duties to support local ranchers and horse owners across our border region.


What Success Looks Like (Qualifications)

  • Education & Credentials: Valid USA Veterinary License (DVM / VMD degree from an accredited veterinary program).
  • Licensure: Licensed (or eligible for licensure) in both Oregon and California. We will assist in covering the cost of dual licensure!
  • The Mindset: Enthusiastic, collaborative, and adaptable with strong communication skills for interacting with local ranchers, horse owners, and staff.
  • All Experience Levels Welcome: New grads looking for strong mentorship and seasoned veterinarians looking for a specialized, high-tech environment are encouraged to apply.
  • Driver Requirements: Valid Driver's License with a clean driving record for mobile field calls and farm visits.


Perks & What We Offer

  • 401(k) Match: Invest in your future with our competitive retirement match program.
  • Licensure Assistance: Financial support/cost assistance provided to acquire and maintain dual OR and CA licenses.
  • Mentorship & Growth: Work directly alongside Dr. Renee Saxton, Dr. Jon Goodell, and our skilled technician crew to build advanced skills in sports medicine, reproduction, or surgery.
  • Competitive Compensation: Top-tier base salary plus performance bonuses, negotiable based on your clinical background and externships.
  • Top-of-the-Line Tools: Never get sent "down the road"—practice with equipment and facilities designed to handle complex cases right on site.
  • Lifestyle & Location: Klamath Falls offers 300+ days of annual sunshine, low cost of living, and endless outdoor recreation (hiking, fishing, riding) in Southern Oregon

Company Description

Ridgeline Veterinary Clinic (Klamath Falls, OR) is a premier large and mixed animal practice. Newly remodeled, we feature dual surgery suites, advanced diagnostics, and a top-tier equine breeding/reproduction program. We proudly offer 401(k) match, dual OR/CA licensing support, and mentorship!