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Veterinarian

J922330 American Fork Utah USD130K - USD140K / Year

Associate Veterinarian opportunity in American Fork, UT, with compensation up to $140,000. A chance to join a progressive small-animal hospital where collaborative medicine, advanced diagnostics, and a supportive team help every clinician thrive.

The Hospital
- Full-service small-animal practice delivering wellness care, dentistry, routine surgery, and in-clinic diagnostics alongside advanced services including orthopedic and soft-tissue surgery, advanced dental care, cardiology, ultrasound, and minimally invasive options.
- Well-equipped with an in-house laboratory and pharmacy, digital radiology, dental radiography, ultrasound, and additional imaging modalities.
- Dedicated surgical suite with hospitalization and continuous monitoring to support perioperative safety and recovery.
- Additional offerings include laser therapy and other advanced therapeutic options.
- Organized support structure of certified technicians, veterinary assistants, client service professionals, kennel and patient-care staff, and an on-site management team.
- Strong commitment to professional development with ongoing CE support, in-house training, and a culture that welcomes clinical input and new ideas.
- Positive community reputation highlighted by consistent client feedback praising compassionate care and clean, well-run facilities.
- Boarding and day-care resources on site that complement continuity of care and follow-up.

Location
Set at the foot of Mount Timpanogos, American Fork blends easy Wasatch Front commuting with year-round outdoor recreation and a genuinely family-friendly lifestyle. Just off I-15 and served by the FrontRunner rail line, the city offers quick access to both Salt Lake City and Provo while keeping trails, canyons, and lakes close to home.
- Convenient access to Utah Valley and the Wasatch Front; approximately 30 minutes to Salt Lake City and minutes to Provo.
- Strong commuter options via I-15 and the UTA FrontRunner American Fork station.
- Gateway to American Fork Canyon with hiking, Timpanogos Cave National Monument, and nearby reservoirs like Tibble Fork and Silver Lake Flat.
- Newly upgraded American Fork Beach and Boat Harbor on Utah Lake with improved beach, playground, parking, and launch facilities.
- Vibrant community events including the long-standing Steel Days festival and regular concerts and arts programming.
- Family-friendly setting served by the Alpine School District, including well-regarded local schools.
- Positive quality-of-life indicators including short average commutes and a strong, well-educated workforce.
- Local healthcare access anchored by a full-service community hospital in town.

Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) retirement plan with employer contribution
- Paid time off, paid holidays, and sick leave
- Continuing education allowance and paid CE days
- Licensing and DEA fees covered
- Professional liability insurance
- Employee assistance program and wellness resources
- Parental leave and short/long-term disability coverage
- Life insurance options
- Uniform and equipment allowance
- Employee pet care discounts
- Relocation assistance considered for eligible candidates

The Role
- Deliver high-quality primary care, preventive medicine, and client education for small animals.
- Perform dentistry and routine soft-tissue surgery; opportunity to participate in orthopedic procedures based on interest and experience.
- Utilize in-house diagnostics, digital imaging, and ultrasound to develop thorough, evidence-based treatment plans.
- Collaborate closely with certified technicians and support staff to ensure efficient, team-driven patient care.
- Manage hospitalized cases with appropriate monitoring and follow-up, coordinating care across surgery, recovery, and outpatient services.
- Communicate clearly and compassionately with pet owners, providing treatment options and follow-up recommendations.
- Engage in continuous learning, contribute to protocol development, and participate in quality improvement initiatives.

Requirements
- DVM or VMD degree (or equivalent) from an accredited program
- License to practice veterinary medicine in the State of Utah (or eligibility to obtain)
- Eligibility to work in the United States
- DEA registration (or eligibility to obtain)
- Strong clinical judgment, communication skills, and commitment to collaborative, high-standards medicine
- All experience levels considered; comfort with dentistry and routine surgery preferred

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Benefits

Paid Vacations, Medical insurance, Relocation assistance