On-site
$100/hr–$125/hr
Job DetailsSalary Range: $100.00 - $125.00 HourlyRelief Veterinarian – High-Quality, High-Volume Spay/Neuter Clinic $100 - $125 / hour | No Nights | No Weekends | No On-Call The Animal Protective Foundation (APF) is seek…
Skills: Spay/Neuter Surgery, Veterinary Medicine, Patient Care, Medical Judgment, Communication
Town of Glenville, New York, United States · On-site
$26/hr–$28/hr
Job DetailsJob Location: Animal Protective Foundation of Schenectady - Glenville, NY 12302Salary Range: $26.00 - $28.00 HourlyThe Animal Protective Foundation (APF) is hiring a full-time Licensed Veterinary Technician fo…
Skills: Anesthesia Monitoring, Intubation, Patient Care, Controlled Substance Handling, CPR Procedures
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Perform high-quality, high-volume spay and neuter surgeries to reduce pet overpopulation. Collaborate with a veterinary team to maintain high medical standards and improve animal welfare in the community.
Must be a DVM with a New York State veterinary license in good standing. Requires surgical proficiency and a commitment to high-quality patient care and animal welfare.
Job DetailsSalary Range: $100.00 - $125.00 HourlyRelief Veterinarian – High-Quality, High-Volume Spay/Neuter Clinic
$100 - $125 / hour | No Nights | No Weekends | No On-Call
The Animal Protective Foundation (APF) is seeking a compassionate and skilled Relief Veterinarian to join our high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter clinic.
This is an excellent opportunity for a veterinarian who enjoys surgery, believes in increasing access to care, and wants a predictable schedule with outstanding work-life balance.
Schedule
Approximately 6 hours per day
8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Monday through Thursday only
No evenings, weekends, holidays, or on-call responsibilities
Compensation
$100 - $125 per hour
Working alongside an experienced and dedicated veterinary team, you will perform high-quality spay/neuter surgeries while helping to reduce pet overpopulation and improve animal welfare throughout our community.
Our clinic is committed to efficiency without sacrificing patient care. We take pride in maintaining high medical standards, strong surgical protocols, and a collaborative team culture.
DVM with a New York State veterinary license in good standing
Surgical proficiency and sound medical judgment
Commitment to high-quality patient care
Strong communication and teamwork skills
Passion for animal welfare and community impact
Why APF?
At the APF, you’ll have the opportunity to make a direct and meaningful difference in the lives of animals and the people who love them. You’ll work with a team that is mission-driven, supportive, and committed to providing exceptional care while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
If you’re looking for rewarding surgical work without the demands of emergency medicine, after-hours care, or weekend shifts, we’d love to hear from you.
To apply, please submit your resume to Gina Lamagna at [email protected]
We promote and protect the human-animal bond by providing resources to our community and humane care to companion pets.
WHO WE ARE The Animal Protective Foundation is a humane society providing services to Schenectady County and the greater Capital Region. Since 1931, the APF has held true to the mission of its founders. We have an open admission policy which ensures that animals are not turned away based on their breed, age, condition, or circumstance. We accept owner relinquished cats, dogs and small animals and stray cats from Schenectady County residents. We request a minimum donation of $25 per animal at the time of intake or surrender. The APF cares for upwards of 2,500 animals each year. OUR MISSION The mission of the Animal Protective Foundation is to promote and protect the human-animal bond by providing resources to our community and humane care to companion animals. OUR VISION Our vision is a community where all companion animals are loved, respected and receive exceptional care. OUR COMMITMENT TO THE ANIMALS Upon arrival, animals receive an incoming exam and are vaccinated against distemper, rabies, and other diseases. They are also treated for fleas, worms and other parasites, as needed. Then they are given time to settle into their new surroundings and provided with comforting amenities, such as blankets, beds and toys. Prior to spay/neuter surgery, cats over 6 months old are tested for feline leukemia (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency (FIV) and cats under 6 months old are tested for feline leukemia (FeLV) only. Dogs are tested for heartworm, Lyme disease, ehrlichia and anaplasma (both tick-borne illnesses). The average cost of care we provide for each dog and cat is $250. We get to know our pets through behavioral assessments so that we can place them with adopters whose lifestyles best match their needs. Staff members and volunteers provide daily exercise, enrichment, and socialization for the animals.
Offices: 53 Maple Ave, Glenville, New York, US
We promote and protect the human-animal bond by providing resources to our community and humane care to companion pets.
WHO WE ARE The Animal Protective Foundation is a humane society providing services to Schenectady County and the greater Capital Region. Since 1931, the APF has held true to the mission of its founders. We have an open admission policy which ensures that animals are not turned away based on their breed, age, condition, or circumstance. We accept owner relinquished cats, dogs and small animals and stray cats from Schenectady County residents. We request a minimum donation of $25 per animal at the time of intake or surrender. The APF cares for upwards of 2,500 animals each year. OUR MISSION The mission of the Animal Protective Foundation is to promote and protect the human-animal bond by providing resources to our community and humane care to companion animals. OUR VISION Our vision is a community where all companion animals are loved, respected and receive exceptional care. OUR COMMITMENT TO THE ANIMALS Upon arrival, animals receive an incoming exam and are vaccinated against distemper, rabies, and other diseases. They are also treated for fleas, worms and other parasites, as needed. Then they are given time to settle into their new surroundings and provided with comforting amenities, such as blankets, beds and toys. Prior to spay/neuter surgery, cats over 6 months old are tested for feline leukemia (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency (FIV) and cats under 6 months old are tested for feline leukemia (FeLV) only. Dogs are tested for heartworm, Lyme disease, ehrlichia and anaplasma (both tick-borne illnesses). The average cost of care we provide for each dog and cat is $250. We get to know our pets through behavioral assessments so that we can place them with adopters whose lifestyles best match their needs. Staff members and volunteers provide daily exercise, enrichment, and socialization for the animals.
Offices: 53 Maple Ave, Glenville, New York, US
