Associate Veterinarian

About the Role

Juno Veterinary is building something genuinely different in Toronto's veterinary landscape. As an Associate DVM at the King West clinic, you'll be far more than a clinician—you're a clinic captain, mentor, and a key architect in Juno's mission to establish a gold-standard model of care that supports both pets and the professionals who care for them.

This is a full-time role with schedule flexibility, including evenings and weekends. You'll manage your own patient appointments and procedures while supporting colleagues, coaching less experienced team members, and actively shaping clinic culture through collaboration and continuous improvement. The focus is on medicine, surgery, and dentistry at the highest level—backed by a team that genuinely has your back.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage your own patient caseload—appointments, procedures, diagnostics, medication management, and follow-up care
• Provide urgent/emergent triage and stabilization, with confidence in referring when appropriate
• Complete charting and clinical tasks efficiently and thoroughly
• Coach and mentor less experienced veterinarians and support staff
• Actively participate in team meetings to improve medical quality and clinic operations
• Build strong client relationships through proactive care planning, clear communication, and thoughtful conflict resolution
• Collaborate clinic-wide and company-wide with other veterinarians on challenging cases and clinical alignment
• Support clinic leadership in promoting Juno initiatives and understanding basic business metrics
• Expand your clinical scope through continuing education and advanced training
• Contribute to a one-team culture across Juno's clinic network

Requirements

• Current DVM license or eligibility to practice in Ontario
• Minimum 2 years of hands-on clinic experience
• Competence in general medicine: diagnosis and treatment of infectious, inflammatory, metabolic, degenerative, physiologic, and environmental diseases
• Surgical competence: feline and canine spay/neuter (including mature and large-breed dogs), cryptorchid neuter, umbilical hernia repair, mass removals, cystotomy, laceration repair, eyelid surgery, enucleation, and gastropexy (ideally)
• Dental competence: charting, radiograph interpretation, gingival flaps, burring and sectioning, extractions, and extraction site closure (ideally)
• Comfort with POCUS and abdominal ultrasound (a plus)
• Excellent time management and self-motivation during slower periods
• Strong communication skills—clear, compassionate, and collaborative with team and clients
• Problem-solving mindset with willingness to seek help and feedback
• Adaptability and comfort with change as Juno grows and evolves
• Genuine enthusiasm for teamwork, mentorship, and continuous professional growth
• Willingness to help with non-doctor tasks when needed

Benefits

• Competitive salary range: $125,000–$170,000 annually (with potential above range for exceptional experience)
• Performance bonus component for additional earnings
• Clear compensation discussion throughout the interview process

About the Practice

Juno Veterinary is a founder-led, rapidly growing veterinary organization on a mission to establish the Juno Standard of Care—a gold-standard model that prioritizes clinical excellence, compassion, collaboration, and the wellbeing of both patients and team members. The King West clinic in Toronto is part of Juno's expanding network of practices where veterinary professionals work at the top of their license, supported by strong leadership and a genuine culture of feedback and open communication.

This is an early-stage opportunity to help shape the future of how veterinary medicine is practiced and taught across Juno's clinics. Your voice, presence, and clinical leadership will directly influence the organization's evolution and the standard of care delivered to the communities you serve.