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Fear Free, Low Stress handling, Cat Friendly, Pain Aware, Positive Practice Culture (Human!) - we're invested in these aspects of practice to make the experience better for everyone. It works.

We are looking for two veterinarians. Ours is a private, veterinarian-owned, general practice in small animal medicine and surgery located in north central Vermont. We have a busy daytime practice and provide limited emergency cover for our area (8 am to 8 pm), so a liking for that aspect of care is a plus.

One of our future intents is to add an ER practice separate from the day practice; as we have the experience, facility and equipment available for taking on challenging cases. Hence an interest in ER/Critical Care work could provide a amazing opportunity, later on, for the right person. 

Veterinarians are encouraged and supported in developing areas of interest. Group practice and its inherent collaboration naturally fosters learning, and formal mentorship opportunities are available.

This is a practice that is constantly changing, with "for the better" driving such efforts. You could contribute to its evolution by paying attention to what works, and proposing changes that could work better.

LVVS was founded in 1985, achieved AAHA certification in 1988, and built a new free-standing hospital in 1998. We have a long history of investing in people, equipment, and facility. Currently staff numbers 29, including 4 experienced (> 15 years each) veterinarians, and with support staff working 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (the overnight shift provides nursing care and readies the hospital for the next day). Close to 1/2 of the staff has been on board for more than a decade. We have well-established referral relationships with area veterinary specialists.

Services provided include 1st opinion activities (wellness care, medical case work-ups and management, dentistry, surgery [come learn laparoscopic surgery!], reproductive services, laboratory, imaging, telemedicine, emergency and critical care). We are currently developing rehabilitation and behavior offerings. We have a canine blood bank on-site with a staff/client owned donor program. Radiographs and ultrasounds can be reviewed by board-certified radiologists if needed; and all imaging is digital - radiographs, dental radiographs, and ultrasound.

We have regular in house staff education, a generous CE budget, and our practice has an advisory steering committee (cross sectional in terms of staff positions). Our mission is "patient advocacy as a team". Our nursing/technical support staff is superb, and our doctors have more time to be doctors as a result.

Lamoille County is a great place to live, play, grow (personally and professionally), and be a veterinarian; although away from many of the elements of the "rat race" there is still plenty of interesting work. 

Licensed (in Vermont) veterinarian competent in small animal medicine and surgery.