What are the responsibilities and job description for the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine position at Veterinary United?
“Paws for value, stay for a lifetime!”
We are Long Lake Animal Hospital, and we strive to offer the community affordable veterinary services in a dynamic and welcoming environment! Long Lake Animal Hospital is looking to grow with adaptable DVMs who want to join a culture that promotes mentorship, a continuous environment of learning, and collaboration! This practice has medical and wellness services, radiography, laser therapy, surgery, grooming, boarding, and more. We are also attached to the Lakeside Pet Resort, where you can bring your companion with you to work!
Located in the bustling urban environment of Troy, you will be minutes away from shopping, restaurants, entertainment, and more. We are not far away the major city center of Detroit, and in the heart of a variety of tight knit communities that have been coming to us for years! Join our community, today!
This practice partners with a Veterinary United, a network of DVM- owned clinics with a vast mentorship program, state of the art equipment and practices, and a supportive team with a focus on collaboration that embodies our core values- to Inspire, Empower, and Lead!
Compensation Package-
- A competitive base salary
- A flexible schedule with fantastic work- life integration
- An awesome mentorship program
- Communication and executive coaching
- Medical, dental, vision
- Life insurance
- 401(K) with a lucrative matching program
- Student loan reimbursement
- Signing and moving bonus
- Paid maternity leave
- Paid time off
- AVMA membership
- Professional and DEA licensure
- AVMA PLIT coverage
- Discount plans for animal companions
- A gym membership
Who We Are-
When we say, “Paws for Value, stay for a Lifetime” we mean it! We are always striving to improve our level of medicine and the things we offer so that we can take our community’s needs. We promise to keep our staff and clients updated on changes in veterinary medicine that could affect the patients we serve. Whether we are taking care of a four-footed friend’s wellness or medical health needs or having the privilege to have them in boarding or grooming, we will always treat them like our own. There are no strangers here, only friends that we haven’t yet met.
