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Veterinarian- Medical Director Opportunity

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Full-time Veterinarian- Medical Director Opportunity

Location

Animal Hospital of Clemmons
2635 Neudorf Rd, Clemmons, NC, US

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Veterinarian- Medical Director Opportunity

 

Animal Hospital of Clemmons is eagerly seeking a full-time Medical Director | Veterinarian to join our amazing team, with a leadership opportunity for experienced candidates! We are under strong new management, and have perfected a supportive, and collaborative hospital environment.  In addition to an excellent salary, we are offering a $75,000 sign on bonus for a 3-year commitment, and a GP Flex position option with flexible scheduling. 

Conveniently located right outside of Winston-Salem, we have decades of experience in veterinary care, and absolutely love caring for the health and wellbeing of our patients. Our patients are family, and we treat them with the same consideration and compassion we do our own pets. We are equipped with everything you need to provide comprehensive, high-quality care including a skilled and experienced team. 

PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Well equipped facility
  • Close proximity to a specialty/emergency hospital
  • Acupuncture 
  • In-house diagnostic laboratory
  • Digital Radiology (Including Dental)
  • Surgical & Therapeutic Lasers
  • On-Site Pharmacy
  • Staff Longevity
  • Community Involvement
  • Reimbursement for DVMs traveling into town for shifts

Compensation, Scheduling & Benefit Highlights

We take the health and well-being of our veterinarians seriously by offering flexible work schedules to encourage a healthy, well-rounded work/life balance. We offer an expansive compensation package, including:

  • Minimum base salary starting $115K!
  • Gracious sign on bonus
  • Relocation assistance provided
  • High earning potential with production-based bonus plans 

Ask about our Wellness & Development Package that includes:

    • $5,000 CE allowance
    • A flexible schedule involving a four (4) day work week!
    • Four (4) weeks of PTO
    • $10,000 yearly stipend (can be used for student loan payments; home additions; childcare expenses, etc) 
    • Flexible, no stress production bonus!

Why Clemmons, North Carolina?

Modern amenities, and southern charm, Clemmons is a stone’s throw from Winston-Salem, only 30 minutes from Greensboro and a gentle drive from the Yadkin Valley Wine Country.  You'll enjoy craft breweries and distilleries and excellent local restaurants. There are multiple lakes for kayakers and boaters and the beach is just a few hours away. A small town filled with a rich history: old and new churches, fine and friendly restaurants, unique shopping, distinctive artists, and full-service medical care facilities. 

We offer a great compensation package, including a competitive salary with health insurance, 401K, PTO, generous CE allowance, additional PTO for CE, and reimbursement for membership and license fees. If this sounds like a team you want to be a part of, please email your resume to Leslie Lynette, RVT, CVPM @ LLynette@petvetcarecenters.com or apply at https://www.petvetcareers.com/

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PetVet Care Centers, Inc. is one of the nation’s leading operators of veterinary hospitals for companion animals. The company operates over 450 hospitals across multiple states and employs over 11,000 people including over 800 veterinarians. Since its inception, PetVet has been structured around a model that is focused on developing a partnership between the hospitals and the company and providing the highest quality medicine and service.

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