Associate Veterinarian

About the Role

Central Nova Animal Hospital isn't chasing perfection—they're building a team of genuine, collaborative people who care deeply about each other and their patients. If you're a new graduate feeling nervous about that first role, or an experienced veterinarian looking for a place where your contributions are truly valued, this could be your fit.

You'll be joining a well-established 7-DVM practice in Truro, Nova Scotia, where mentorship is real and your professional growth matters. The team includes an orthopedics enthusiast who's eager to mentor, and the culture actively encourages you to pursue special interests and carve out a career path that suits you. Whether you're discovering your clinical interests or deepening an existing passion, you'll have the flexibility and support to do it.

Truro itself is a hidden gem—small-town charm where you can actually afford a home and know your neighbours, yet you're just an hour from Halifax. Outdoor adventures abound: beaches, hiking trails, and all the fresh air you could want. The community is tight-knit, and the practice is a trusted fixture in it.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive veterinary care for small animal patients
• Collaborate actively with team members on cases and daily operations
• Contribute to a supportive clinical environment where mentorship and learning are valued
• Engage with the local community as part of a trusted, established practice

Requirements

• DVM degree or equivalent veterinary qualification
• Valid veterinary licence to practise in Nova Scotia
• Collaborative attitude and genuine interest in being part of a team
• Willingness to learn and grow professionally (new graduates encouraged to apply)

Benefits

No specific benefits information was provided in the job posting. Candidates are encouraged to discuss compensation and benefits directly with the practice during the application process.

About the Practice

Central Nova Animal Hospital is a well-established small animal practice in Truro, Nova Scotia, with seven veterinarians on staff. The team is known for being supportive, fun, and genuinely passionate about their work. The practice has been a trusted part of the community for years and maintains a culture where personality and attitude matter as much as credentials.

Part of NVA Canada, the practice is committed to fostering an open and inclusive environment where everyone feels comfortable being themselves and reaching their full potential, regardless of background or identity.