As a Relief / PRN Veterinarian, you'll provide temporary veterinary services to a diverse client / patient base! This role ensures continuity of care during staff absences or high-demand periods.

Responsibilities are including but not limited to the following:

- Conduct routine veterinary procedures like exams, vaccinations, and minor surgeries.
- Diagnose and treat medical conditions following veterinary best practices.
- Administer emergency care, stabilizing and treating injured or critically ill animals.
- Effectively communicate with pet owners, providing clear diagnoses, treatment options, and prognoses.
- Address client concerns and respond to inquiries regarding pet health.
- Collaborate with veterinary staff and support teams for seamless facility operation.
- Coordinate with other veterinarians to ensure smooth case transitions and patient care continuity.
- Maintain accurate medical records for all treated patients.
- Document treatment plans, medications, and follow-up instructions.
- Stay abreast of veterinary medicine advancements through continuing education.
- Maintain licensure and adhere to state-specific practice regulations.

Requirements:

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from an accredited institution.
Active state veterinary license and DEA registration.
Previous clinical veterinary experience preferred.
Strong diagnostic and clinical skills.
Excellent communication abilities with clients and colleagues.
Adaptability to varying practice environments.
Flexibility to work different shifts.

Benefits:

Competitive compensation structure.
Diverse clinical exposure across various practice settings.
Flexible scheduling.
Networking opportunities within the veterinary community.

Join us as a Relief Veterinarian and contribute to the well-being of animals in need while gaining valuable professional experience. Reach out to Leslie Lynette, RVT, CVPM at LLynette@petvetcarecenters.com to learn more.

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Relief Veterinarian Information:

Qualification:

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from an accredited institution.
Active state veterinary license and DEA registration.
Previous clinical veterinary experience preferred.
Strong diagnostic and clinical skills.
Excellent communication abilities with clients and colleagues.
Adaptability to varying practice environments.
Flexibility to work different shifts, including evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Licensing:

Tennessee

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About Houston County Animal Clinic

At PetVet Care Centers, our hospitals are managed locally, and supported globally, through our connected network. We are a group of over 450 small animal, mixed animal and equine general practice, specialty and emergency hospitals. We appreciate the differences in each community and support the local traditions which have made our member hospitals so successful. Our location based Medical Directors guide quality of care, inform staff development and ensure community connection. Medical decisions, treatment plans and medication choices are made by each of our individual doctors, locally. PetVet supports individualized learning opportunities, and encourages doctors to advance their skill through generous continuing education assistance. We offer a top notch benefits package, which includes additional time off for CE and a variety of benefits to enhance quality of life including creative, flexible scheduling and deferred compensation. PetVet Care Centers wants you to take pride in your workplace, and is committed to investments in equipment and the facility so you can service the community with the highest quality of care. If you are interested in partnering with ...exemplary veterinarians and staff, please connect with one of our Recruitment team members listed in each job opening.

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