National Veterinary Associates

National Veterinary Associates is hiring: Part-Time Veterinarian in Newport

National Veterinary Associates, Newport, TN, US

Job Description

Appalachian Veterinary Hospital, is a full-service, 6-doctor, small animal practice located in Newport, TN. Our professional and courteous staff seek to provide the best possible medical, surgical, and dental care for our valued pets. We are looking for a part time DVM who is looking for flexibility and work/life balance to join the team!

We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership, preventative health care, and health-related educational opportunities for our clients. Appalachian Veterinary Hospital strives to offer excellence in veterinary care to Newport and surrounding areas.

All experience levels are welcome to apply! We also offer a 12-month personalized mentorship program for all new grads who join NVA!

Services Provided:

Surgery & Anesthesia
Exotics
Ultrasound and Radiology
Behavioral Medicine
Blood Transfusions
Dental Care
Emergency and Critical Care
Fully Stocked Pharmacy
Hospice and Euthanasia Services
Laser Therapy
Microchipping
Wellness Exams, including vaccines, parasite prevention and control, nutritional counseling, and labs
Orthopedics (will provide training)

Benefits:

Highly competitive base salary
401(k) plan with company match
Paid Vacation and Continuing Education Days
Paid Holidays
Continuing Education Allowance
Career Growth Opportunities
In-house Training

Skills and Basic Qualifications:

A Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree from an accredited university
Licensure in good standing to practice in the state of Tennessee

Company Description

NVA was founded in 1996 by Stanley Creighton, DVM, with an emphasis on supporting local medical standards as established by individual hospitals and practitioners. He believed that veterinary medicine is best practiced when veterinarians craft their own hospital and community specific strategies for high quality patient care and client services.

The vision continues at NVA as we make available the tools and resources for hospitals to achieve their medical goals while avoiding any single standardized national plan that might not be the best fit for an individual hospital. The variety of tools and resources we provide include emerging research and care standards, access to our national medical database, human resource guidance, marketing support, recruiting assistance, tax preparation, and training and education for staff. Managing veterinarians decide what level of medicine they would like their hospital to achieve, and NVA provides the support to get them there.

...to improve the comfort and well-being of patients by providing progressive and compassionate veterinary care. We develop a team of individual hospitals that share knowledge to achieve sustainable growth.

Company Description

NVA was founded in 1996 by Stanley Creighton, DVM, with an emphasis on supporting local medical standards as established by individual hospitals and practitioners. He believed that veterinary medicine is best practiced when veterinarians craft their own hospital and community specific strategies for high quality patient care and client services.\r\n\r\nThe vision continues at NVA as we make available the tools and resources for hospitals to achieve their medical goals while avoiding any single standardized national plan that might not be the best fit for an individual hospital. The variety of tools and resources we provide include emerging research and care standards, access to our national medical database, human resource guidance, marketing support, recruiting assistance, tax preparation, and training and education for staff. Managing veterinarians decide what level of medicine they would like their hospital to achieve, and NVA provides the support to get them there. \r\n\r\n...to improve the comfort and well-being of patients by providing progressive and compassionate veterinary care. We develop a team of individual hospitals that share knowledge to achieve sustainable growth.