Veterinarian (DVM)

About the Role

Beck Veterinary Clinic in Edmonton, AB is seeking an experienced Veterinarian to join a compassionate, collaborative team committed to exceptional patient care. This full-time position offers the flexibility to shape your schedule—whether you prefer full-time or part-time work—while delivering medicine and surgery in a supportive environment where teamwork and clinical excellence are genuinely valued. The practice emphasizes work-life balance and recognizes that great veterinarians need time outside the clinic to thrive.

As the primary clinical lead, you'll leverage your medical expertise, surgical and dental proficiency, and strong decision-making skills to manage complex cases and respond to emergencies. Your role extends beyond patient care to mentoring and collaborating with experienced RVTs, Veterinary Assistants, and Client Care Reception staff. Whether you're seeking guidance from senior clinicians or offering leadership to junior team members, Beck values personalized mentorship that supports ongoing growth.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide clinical veterinary care including diagnosis, treatment, and surgical procedures
• Perform dental procedures with confidence and technical proficiency
• Manage complex cases and emergency situations independently
• Collaborate with RVTs, Veterinary Assistants, and reception staff to deliver patient-centred care
• Contribute to a supportive, communicative team environment based on respect and clinical excellence
• Participate in professional development and mentorship (both offering and receiving guidance as appropriate)

Requirements

• 3–7 years of veterinary experience in general practice
• Hold or be eligible to hold a General Practice Registered Veterinarian license in Alberta at the time of application
• Demonstrated proficiency in surgical and dental procedures
• Ability to manage independent decision-making and complex cases
• Strong emotional intelligence and collaborative approach to veterinary medicine

Benefits

• Guaranteed base salary plus production (without negative accrual)
• Signing and relocation bonuses (if applicable)
• Comprehensive immigration and work visa support
• Medical, vision, dental, and life insurance (single and family coverage available)
• Long-term disability insurance (Employee contribution)
• Professional liability and malpractice insurance coverage
• Paid veterinary licensing dues and Alberta provincial membership fees
• Professional development allowance for continuing education
• VIN membership
• Veterinary AI Scribe membership (Fydo DX)
• Uniform allowance
• Paid vacation and time off
• Flexible scheduling to support work-life balance
• 24/7 Employee Assistance Program covering 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 employee referral program
• Employee pet discounts
• Pet bereavement day
• Pet bereavement day
• Paid sick days
• Recognition programs and annual performance reviews
• Networking and collaboration opportunities with other DVMs across the VetCare community
• Community-wide social platform for connection and knowledge exchange

About the Practice

Beck Veterinary Clinic is part of VetCare, a proudly Canadian veterinary network with roots in Vancouver and practice teams across the country. VetCare combines the personal touch of local clinics with the collective expertise of a supportive veterinary community. The Edmonton clinic is committed to the highest standards of patient care and foster a unique environment where clinical excellence, communication, and compassionate medicine thrive.

As a VetCare practice, Beck benefits from a broader community of support including mentorship, operational expertise, and professional development resources. The network offers its team members access to learning platforms, 24/7 employee assistance, community networking, and collaborative opportunities that strengthen both individual practice and collective knowledge across Canada's veterinary landscape.