Locum Veterinarian

About the Role

Lincoln Animal Hospital is seeking a Locum Veterinarian to bring clinical expertise and compassionate care to their Coquitlam practice. This is an ideal opportunity if you're looking for flexible scheduling and meaningful work alongside a team of skilled, friendly professionals who prioritize both patient outcomes and your wellbeing.

You'll handle clinical work across medicine and surgery, drawing on your emotional intelligence and servant leadership approach to deliver excellence in veterinary care. The practice operates a collaborative environment with modern facilities and a genuine commitment to work-life balance—no burnout culture here, just solid medicine and supportive colleagues.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide clinical medicine and surgical care with exemplary standards of patient care
• Work collaboratively with the veterinary team in a supportive, compassionate environment
• Maintain the highest standards of professional practice and animal welfare

Requirements

• Hold or be eligible to hold a full General Veterinary License in British Columbia
• Be legally eligible to work in Canada
• Demonstrate clinical expertise combined with compassionate, patient-centred care

Benefits

• Competitive hourly rate: $85–$120/hr
• Flexible scheduling
• Networking and knowledge exchange with other veterinarians across VetCare practices
• Access to advanced diagnostics and modern facilities
• Supportive, collaborative team environment

About the Practice

Lincoln Animal Hospital (lincolnanimalhospital.ca) is a compassionate small animal practice based in Coquitlam, BC. Part of the VetCare network—a proudly Canadian organization with roots in Vancouver and practice teams across the country—Lincoln benefits from shared mentorship, operations support, and a genuine community of veterinary professionals committed to excellent care.

VetCare blends the personal touch of local clinics with collective expertise, investing in new technologies and modern facilities to deliver exceptional outcomes for pets and their families.