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Vancouver South Animal Hospital - Vancouver

Veterinarian (DVM)

Apply before: Oct 13, 2026
$60 – $80/yr
Vancouver, BC
Full-Time, Part-Time, Permanent
No On-Call

Join Vancouver South's collaborative team where clinical excellence meets genuine work-life balance. Part-time flexibility, mentorship, and the support to grow your surgical and leadership skills.

About the Role

This is your chance to practice veterinary medicine in a practice that genuinely values both your expertise and your life outside the clinic. Vancouver South Animal Hospital is looking for an experienced DVM (3–7 years) who thrives in a collaborative, respectful environment where every team member—from RVTs to reception—works together to deliver exceptional patient care.

You'll handle the full scope of small animal practice: complex cases, surgical procedures, dental work, and emergency responses. What sets this role apart is the flexibility. Whether you want full-time security or part-time scheduling that fits your lifestyle, Vancouver South will work with you to make it happen. You'll be supported by a skilled team and given access to ongoing professional development, so you can keep sharpening your clinical and leadership abilities.

Based in south Vancouver, the practice sits in a vibrant community with easy access to the city's beaches, restaurants, parks, and outdoor recreation—perfect if you're looking to balance a rewarding career with the Pacific Northwest lifestyle.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide direct clinical care for small animal patients, including diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient management
  • Perform surgical and dental procedures with confidence and medical expertise
  • Manage complex cases and respond decisively to emergency situations
  • Work collaboratively with RVTs, Veterinary Assistants, and Client Care Reception to ensure excellent patient outcomes
  • Contribute to a positive team culture through open communication and mutual respect
  • Utilize leadership and emotional intelligence to support team members and mentorship within the practice

Requirements

  • Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree
  • 3–7 years of veterinary experience
  • Hold or be eligible to hold a full General Veterinary License in British Columbia at time of application
  • Proficiency in surgical and dental procedures
  • Ability to make independent clinical decisions and manage complex cases
  • Strong communication and teamwork skills

Benefits

  • Guaranteed base salary plus production-based earnings (no negative accrual)
  • Paid veterinary licensing dues and provincial membership fees
  • Professional liability and malpractice insurance
  • Professional development allowance for continuing education
  • VIN membership
  • Veterinary AI Scribe membership (Fydo DX)
  • Vacation and paid time off
  • Uniform allowance
  • Flexible scheduling (part-time or full-time options)
  • 24/7 Employee Assistance Program (mental health, relationship, financial, and nutritional support)
  • Access to VetCare's veterinary learning platform
  • Free or discounted continuing education hosted on-site
  • Voluntary RRSP/TFSA contribution plan
  • Generous referral program
  • Recognition programs and annual performance reviews
  • Employee pet discounts
  • Pet bereavement day
  • Paid sick days

About the Practice

Vancouver South Animal Hospital is part of VetCare, a proudly Canadian veterinary network with deep roots in Vancouver and a growing presence across the country. The practice is built on mutual respect, open communication, and the principle that every team member contributes to exceptional patient care. The team includes experienced RVTs, Veterinary Assistants, and Client Care Reception staff who are committed to clinical excellence and staff well-being.

As a VetCare location, you'll gain access to a broader community of DVMs for mentorship and knowledge exchange, operational support, and collaborative learning opportunities. VetCare combines the personal touch of local clinics with the collective expertise of a veterinary community, all designed to support better outcomes for pets and their families.

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