Associate Veterinarian Job Description

associate veterinarian job description includes a detailed overview of the key requirements, duties, responsibilities, and skills for this role.

Last update : July 14, 2023

Associate Veterinarian Job Description

An associate veterinarian works with an established veterinarian at a veterinary hospital.

Associates usually receive more on-the-job training than interns but less training than senior veterinarians.

Associate veterinarians perform many of the same duties as senior veterinarians.

Associates only gain full autonomy over patients under full supervision from senior veterinarians.

In some cases, an associate may assist senior veterinarians in surgery but may not perform surgery on their own.

Senior veterinarians may be responsible for supervising associate veterinarians, assigning duties, and making medical decisions.

Associate veterinarians typically work under the supervision of a senior veterinarian.

Job Brief:

We’re looking for an Associate Veterinarian to join our team. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package, and are looking for a motivated individual who loves working with animals.

Associate Veterinarian Duties:

  • Attend to client’s livestock and attend to their needs
  • Assist with surgeries and other duties
  • Conduct medical testing
  • Attend to client’s emergencies
  • Other duties as assigned

Associate Veterinarian Responsibilities:

  • Establish and maintain preferred customer/client relationships, establish and maintain positive reputation
  • Attend regular staff meetings and presentations
  • Educate clients on products, services, and policies, and provide consultation for clients on products and services
  • Assist in the development of staff
  • Implemented continuing education programs
  • Work closely with other members of the veterinary team to promote team-work
  • Attend regular staff meetings and presentations
  • Assist in the development of staff
  • Other duties as assigned

Requirements And Skills:

  • Minimum of 2 years of general practice experience
  • Good communication skills (written and oral)
  • Knowledge of veterinary diagnostic imaging and surgical equipment
  • Knowledge of veterinary vaccines and medications
  • Knowledge of veterinary hospital management

At [Company Name], we believe that diversity and inclusion are key to building a successful team. We encourage applications from people of all races, religions, national origins, genders, and ages, as well as veterans and individuals with disabilities.


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