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Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Associate Veterinarian - Full or Part Time

Neighborhood Pet Clinic

Vancouver, Washington

Who We Are

Neighborhood Pet Clinic is a privately owned, full-service small animal hospital dedicated to high-quality, preventive, and relationship-based veterinary medicine. We have been in business for 26 years still with the original owner, Jackie Rinta. We believe the best medicine happens when veterinarians have the time, support, and autonomy to focus on their patients.

Our highly trained Licensed Veterinary Technicians and experienced support team carry out treatment plans and diagnostics, allowing our doctors to focus on practicing excellent medicine while building meaningful relationships with clients and their pets.

We value collaboration, respect, and sustainability in veterinary medicine—and we protect work-life balance just as intentionally as patient care.

Why You'll Love Working Here

• Flexible 3-4 day workweek

• No weekends

• Two-hour midday break for lunch, medical records, and client follow-ups

• Collaborative, supportive team culture

• Preventive, relationship-focused medicine

• Highly skilled Licensed Veterinary Technicians

• Positive environment where your voice matters

• Genuine work-life balance with time for family, health, and personal interests

Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive guaranteed salary

• 20% production commission above base salary

• Signing bonus

• Paid time off

• Medical, vision, and prescription benefits

• 401(k) with employer match

• Continuing education allowance

• Uniform stipend

• Paid professional dues and licensing fees

Your Role

You'll have the opportunity to:

• Practice high-quality preventive medicine

• Perform comprehensive physical examinations

• Diagnose and treat medical conditions

• Develop individualized treatment and wellness plans

• Perform surgery (mentorship available if desired)

• Educate clients on preventive and long-term care

• Maintain accurate medical records

• Work closely with an exceptional team of technicians and support staff

Qualifications

• DVM degree

• Active (or eligible) Washington veterinary license

• Excellent communication skills

• Passion for client education and preventive medicine

• Commitment to compassionate, high-quality veterinary care

• New graduates are welcome—mentorship available

We'd Love to Meet You

If you're looking for a practice where you can provide excellent medicine, build lasting client relationships, and still enjoy a fulfilling life outside the clinic, we'd love to hear from you.