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Veterinarian

J888799 Little Rock Arkansas USD120K - USD160K / Year

A full-time Veterinarian opportunity in Little Rock, AR offers up to $160,000. Step into a modern, team-focused small-animal practice with steady client demand and predictable daytime hours.

The Hospital
- Retail-based, convenient setting that drives a consistent flow of clients and supports a reliable appointment schedule.
- Modern general-practice capabilities, including on-site surgery and dental suites, in-house laboratory testing, digital radiology, dental digital X-rays, and an in-house pharmacy.
- Team-based model with credentialed veterinary technicians and supportive clinical leadership, enabling doctors and technicians to work at the top of their license.
- Strong preventive-care caseload and loyal client base.
- Structured onboarding, mentoring, and continuing education resources designed to help clinicians grow into leadership or specialized interests.
- Daytime schedule aligned with retail hours, with a fair weekend rotation.
- Sign-on bonus available; relocation support available.

Location
Discover Central Arkansas living in the state capital, where professional opportunity meets an accessible, outdoor-friendly lifestyle.
- State capital setting with access to public-sector partners and a broad business community.
- Home to major employers and nonprofits, supporting professional networking across sectors.
- Strong healthcare and education ecosystem, including leading medical and research institutions.
- Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport offers convenient nonstop options for quick travel.
- Revitalized River Market District and riverfront attractions for dining, culture, and events.
- Nationally recognized history at the Little Rock Central High School site and the Clinton Presidential Library.
- Outdoor highlights include the Arkansas River Trail, the Big Dam Bridge, and Pinnacle Mountain State Park for hiking and cycling.
- Lively neighborhoods like the River Market, SoMa, and the Argenta Arts District with festivals, galleries, and live music.
- Lower cost of living than many U.S. metros, with a range of housing options.
- Central position at I-30 and I-40 with an active river port supporting regional connectivity.

Benefits
- Competitive compensation with paid time off
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Fertility and family-building support
- Paid parental leave
- 401(k) with company match
- Health Savings Account
- Employer-paid basic life insurance, plus short- and long-term disability
- Professional liability and malpractice coverage
- Student loan support programs, including monthly contributions for eligible full-time doctors and debt counseling resources
- Continuing education allowance and paid CE opportunities
- Coaching, mentorship, and leadership development pathways
- Mental health resources and well-being benefits
- Paid time to volunteer in the community
- Discounts on preventive-care plans for employee pets and other industry/retail savings
- Flexible scheduling and clinical autonomy within a supportive team
- Sign-on bonus available; relocation support available
- Production incentives

The Role
- Provide high-quality small-animal general practice care, with an emphasis on prevention and client education.
- Perform wellness exams, vaccinations, routine soft-tissue surgery, spay/neuter, and dental procedures with dental radiography.
- Utilize in-house diagnostics and digital imaging to guide treatment plans.
- Deliver safe anesthesia, pain management, and compassionate nursing care.
- Communicate clearly with pet owners, build long-term client relationships, and maintain thorough medical records.
- Collaborate with credentialed technicians and support staff; help mentor and develop team members.
- Contribute to efficient clinic operations, including drop-off cases and a predictable daytime schedule with weekend rotation.
- Maintain compliance with all applicable standards, regulations, and hospital protocols.

Requirements
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM/VMD) or equivalent from an accredited institution
- License to practice (or eligibility for licensure) in Arkansas
- Eligibility to work in the United States
- DEA registration (or eligibility to obtain)
- Strong clinical communication skills and a commitment to preventive care
- Comfort with routine surgery and dentistry preferred; new graduates are welcome to apply

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Benefits

Competitive Salary, Medical insurance, Relocation assistance