Starting your veterinary career—or looking for a practice where you can reconnect with what you enjoy about general medicine?
This full-time small-animal opportunity in the Portland region offers a chance to care for dogs and cats, develop lasting client relationships, and continue building your clinical confidence.
The role combines everyday primary care with access to additional treatment options, including laser therapy. Whether you’re entering practice or bringing prior experience, this opportunity may be worth exploring if you value thoughtful patient care, clear communication, and working alongside a supportive team.
What You’ll Find Here
A place to keep developing: New graduates can explore whether the available support aligns with their learning needs, while experienced doctors can bring their knowledge to a community-focused role.
Variety in general practice: Work across preventive visits, diagnostic concerns, and ongoing patient care.
Technology beyond the basics: Laser therapy adds another treatment option to the services offered.
Long-term client connections: Help families navigate their pets’ health needs over time, from routine wellness to unexpected concerns.
A team-based setting: Collaborate with veterinary colleagues and support staff while contributing to the quality of patient care.
What You’ll Be Doing
This is a full-service small-animal general practice focused on dogs and cats. The work includes preventive care, evaluating medical concerns, and helping clients understand treatment options. Laser therapy is also available as part of the practice’s treatment offerings.
Who Might Love This
A new graduate looking to establish a foundation in general practice.
An experienced veterinarian who enjoys primary care and client education.
A clinician interested in incorporating additional treatment options into patient care.
Someone who wants to build professional connections in the Pacific Northwest.
The Basics
Schedule: Full-time, weekdays.
Experience: New graduates and experienced veterinarians may be considered.
Compensation: Details available during the confidential conversation.
Requirements: DVM/VMD or equivalent degree, an appropriate state veterinary license in good standing, and an active DEA license or eligibility to obtain one.
Benefits
Comprehensive health benefits
Life and disability coverage
401(k) with employer match
Paid parental and pet adoption leave
Mental health resources
Eligible childcare, eldercare, and family-planning support
Veterinary service discounts and student loan assistance resources
A Little About the Area
The Portland region offers a blend of urban conveniences, suburban communities, and access to outdoor recreation. Residents can enjoy local dining, coffee shops, cycling, hiking, and opportunities to explore the broader Pacific Northwest.
Let’s Talk
Not actively looking? That’s okay. If you’re curious about the role, the support available, or whether it could fit your career goals, contact Beyond Just You Recruiting before applying directly. We’ll share more privately so you can decide whether it’s worth taking the next step.
Email: trey@beyondjustu.com
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