About this role
About the Role
Our mission is to provide pets and their families with a dignified end-of-life journey, offering solace during their most challenging times. As a member of our team, you will have the unique opportunity to transform how we care for our beloved furry family members during their most delicate moments, ensuring a gentle and peaceful transition in the comfort of their own homes.
We Offer You
- Base salary plus production opportunity
- No negative accrual
- Generous bonus packages
- Paid time and allowance for professional development
- $1,500 CE allowance
- Medical/Dental/Vision
- 401(k) with company match
- 100% paid life and disability insurance
- Company sponsored vacation plan
- And more! Check out our Ultimate Care Package!
Responsibilities
The Difference at Home with Dignity:
- Compassionate Care Made Simple: In this role, you'll provide compassionate euthanasia services for pets at clients' homes. Your primary duties involve handling appointments and pet transportation, while our Care Coordinators manage all administrative tasks.
- True Work-Life Harmony: With up to four appointments daily and no extra paperwork or follow-ups, you’ll have more time for loved ones and to reflect on your meaningful work.
- Grateful Clients, Meaningful Connections: Unlike traditional hospital settings, our clients are in a stage of acceptance and treat our veterinarians with grace, appreciation, and kindness, helping to reignite your love for the profession.
Qualifications
- Physical Requirements: Candidates must be capable of lifting up to 40 lbs. independently and 100 lbs. with assistance, performing a range of physical tasks throughout the day, and comfortable with extended periods of driving.
- Schedule and Availability: Shifts Monday-Friday with rotating Saturdays. Must work 4-5 days a week, minimum of 30 hours.
- Reliable Transportation: Must have a reliable SUV or similar vehicle for travel and valid driver's license
- Licensing: Must have a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree (DVM/VMD/BVMS), valid DEA, State, and additional controlled substance licensing, if required by state.
How to Apply
To learn more about positions available, please contact Kim Johannpeter at [email protected]. Apply directly by clicking the button below.
About the Network
Sometimes the right next step isn’t leaving veterinary medicine, it’s practicing it differently. We’re a network built to support veterinarians, protect the human-animal bond, and create careers that feel sustainable, valued, and fulfilling.
Other facts
About CareVet Health
We are a network of veterinary hospitals anchored by a deep commitment to the teams who serve our clients and patients. As one CareVet team, we’re united by a single focus: better clinical outcomes. As a CareVet Team Member, you’ll receive the same quality of care and support you provide every day through our Whole Person Approach.
What you'll do
- The veterinarian will provide compassionate euthanasia services for pets in clients' homes, handling appointments and pet transportation. Care Coordinators will manage all administrative tasks, allowing the veterinarian to focus on care.
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