Urgent Care Veterinarian (After-Hours)

Location Stuart, Florida (primary opening). Additional openings may be available across Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and Arizona. About the Organization This opportunity is with a veterinary organization that partners with established general practices to co-own and operate after-hours urgent care—a model designed to expand access to care while building long-term practice value. This is not a typical single-clinic job; clinicians are joining a growth-focused, partnership-backed urgent care expansion inside existing hospitals (leveraging existing facilities and teams). Work Authorization Open to candidates who already have U.S. work authorization. The Role You'll treat urgent, non-life-threatening cases during after-hours blocks and serve as a key clinical contributor to the urgent care service line. Key Responsibilities Provide urgent care evaluation and treatment (triage, diagnostics, treatment plans, and stabilization when needed) after hours. Independently perform soft-tissue surgeries and procedural care. Perform laceration repairs confidently and routinely (suturing, wound management, bandaging). Communicate clearly with pet parents, coordinate handoffs and follow-ups with the daytime GP team. Help maintain high medical standards and efficient patient flow in a fast-paced setting. Required Qualifications DVM/VMD (or equivalent), eligible for licensure in the state of practice. Minimum 3-5 years of clinical experience. Hands-on surgical experience and a proven track record of laceration repair. Comfortable working in an urgent care setting and making sound clinical decisions. Long-term mindset: seeking stability and a practice home where you can settle in. Compensation & Benefits Compensation structure and benefits will be shared during the interview process (varies by site/role). Leadership and equity/profit-sharing opportunities for the right long-term clinician (details discussed during the process).