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Veterinarian

J860657 Fort Worth Texas USD170K - USD180K / Year

Locum Associate Veterinarian opportunity in Fort Worth, TX, offering up to $180,000. Step into a high-standard small animal practice with flexible scheduling and strong clinical support.

The Hospital
This AAHA-accredited, full-service hospital delivers comprehensive care for dogs and cats, from preventive wellness to advanced medical and surgical cases. The team works in a collaborative, client-centered environment with trained technicians and dedicated support staff. On-site capabilities include diagnostic imaging (digital radiography and ultrasound), dental radiography, an in-house laboratory, a well-equipped surgical suite with modern anesthesia monitoring, and pharmacy services. The hospital emphasizes low-stress handling approaches, safety-first radiology protocols, and compassionate communication. Community partnerships, a preventive-care membership program, home-delivery options for medications and supplies, and bilingual client assistance reflect a commitment to accessible care and local engagement. The practice is known for attentive service and positive client feedback.

Location
Work in a thriving North Texas hub with world-class museums, a lively downtown, and deep Western character. Fort Worth combines a diverse, growing economy with a welcoming community and plentiful amenities for all lifestyles.
- Easy access to Dallas and the broader DFW region, with major interstates and convenient rail options.
- Proximity to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and Fort Worth Alliance Airport for smooth travel.
- Strong local economy anchored by aviation, aerospace, healthcare, rail, and manufacturing.
- Multiple universities and training programs supplying skilled graduates in healthcare and related fields.
- A nationally recognized Cultural District with renowned museums and galleries.
- Historic Stockyards showcasing the citys Western heritage, events, and rodeos.
- Family-friendly attractions including a top-rated zoo, botanical gardens, and hands-on museums.
- Outdoor recreation along the Trinity River with parks, trails, running, and cycling routes.
- A lively downtown with theaters, concert venues, restaurants, nightlife, and major performances.
- Diverse housing options, from urban apartments to established family neighborhoods.

Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) retirement plan
- Paid time off and paid sick leave
- Continuing education allowance with dedicated CE days
- State licensure reimbursement
- Professional liability coverage
- Employee pet care discounts
- Life and disability insurance options
- Flexible scheduling and supportive team culture
- Mentorship and leadership development opportunities

The Role
- Provide high-quality primary and advanced medical care for canine and feline patients, from routine wellness to complex internal medicine and soft-tissue surgery.
- Perform and interpret in-house diagnostics; utilize digital radiography, ultrasound, and dental radiography.
- Manage anesthesia and patient monitoring for dental and surgical procedures.
- Communicate clearly with clients, develop care plans, and provide education on preventive health.
- Maintain accurate medical records and uphold AAHA-level standards of care.
- Embrace low-stress handling and collaborate closely with veterinarians, technicians, and support staff.
- Flexible per-diem scheduling; details discussed during the interview process.

Requirements
- DVM/VMD or equivalent from an accredited institution
- License to practice (or eligibility to obtain) in Texas
- Eligibility to work in the United States
- Strong clinical judgment, communication, and teamwork skills
- Commitment to high standards of care; experience with dentistry, imaging, and anesthesia is a plus

How to Apply
If this opportunity aligns with your goals, click apply. One of our team will be in touch shortly.

Benefits

Competitive Salary, Paid Vacations, Relocation assistance