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Veterinarian

J926131 Memphis Tennessee USD120K - USD140K / Year

Lead client service at a renowned specialty and emergency animal hospital in Memphis, with compensation up to $140,000. Step into a visible leadership role that blends people management, operations, and a passion for pets.

The Hospital
This specialty and emergency hospital delivers high-acuity care around the clock, supported by a collaborative, patient-first culture.
- 24/7 emergency service with established triage and hospitalization capabilities, including ICU-level support
- On-site specialty services working alongside emergency clinicians for seamless case transfer and client experience
- Modern, purpose-built facility with advanced imaging and diagnostics, including CT imaging, digital radiography, ultrasound, and endoscopy
- Dedicated surgical suites and an I-131 treatment ward to support complex cases
- Strong technician and client-service teams, with a supportive structure that helps leaders focus on coaching, quality, and workflow
- Emphasis on empathy, clear communication, and consistent client experience across busy specialty and emergency caseloads

Location
Memphis offers a distinctive blend of culture, affordability, and outdoor space, with a lively music scene and strong healthcare and logistics sectors. It is an easy city to call home, with big-city amenities and a friendly feel.
- Live music and culture on Beale Street, plus historic studios and museums celebrating blues, soul, and early rock and roll
- Signature attractions including Graceland and the National Civil Rights Museum
- Expansive green spaces such as Shelby Farms Park and Overton Park, plus a revitalized riverfront
- Year-round events including Memphis in May and championship-level sports and concerts at a major downtown arena
- A cost of living generally below the U.S. average, offering more value for your take-home pay
- A strong healthcare and research presence, plus a global logistics hub that anchors the regional economy

Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Paid parental leave for birth, adoption, or foster placement
- 401(k) with employer contribution
- Team member pet care discounts
- Emotional wellbeing resources, including 24/7 employee assistance and access to a mindfulness app
- Continuing education support and career development resources
- Employee relief fund for team members facing personal hardship
- Paid time off and paid holidays
- Life and disability insurance
- Supportive, team-focused culture with opportunities to grow

The Role
- Lead and mentor the care coordinator team, including hiring, onboarding, training, scheduling, performance feedback, and policy adherence
- Serve as a working supervisor, stepping into front-desk duties during peak periods or staffing gaps
- Ensure every client is greeted promptly and professionally, calls are answered and routed accurately, and service standards are consistently met
- Manage specialist (non-emergency) scheduling information and updates to support smooth clinic operations
- Oversee payment processing and cash handling: count and balance daily transactions, maintain the cash drawer, process refunds and credits
- Organize and track payment plans and held checks, securing necessary approvals and maintaining accurate records
- Support billing cycles, including bi-monthly statements, collections follow-up, and end-of-month closing reports
- Act as back-up to the Hospital Manager on maintenance and facility issue resolution
- Handle escalated client concerns with professionalism and timely follow-through
- Schedule: primarily daytime weekdays, with occasional weekend or overnight coverage and on-call support as needed

Requirements
- 18 years of age or older
- Experience in veterinary medicine or a veterinary hospital client-service environment
- Prior people-leadership or supervisory experience preferred
- Proficiency with multi-line phones, scheduling systems, and payment processing; strong cash-handling accuracy
- Excellent communication, service recovery, and conflict-resolution skills
- Organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable in a fast-paced specialty and emergency setting
- Availability for primarily weekday shifts with occasional weekends/overnights and on-call
- Current license to practice in Tennessee (or ability to obtain), as applicable to the role
- Authorization to work in the United States

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Benefits

Paid Vacations, Medical insurance, Relocation assistance