Job Description
Our client is seeking a Small Animal Associate Veterinarian to join a newly established companion animal practice offering flexible scheduling between 16 and 40 hours per week. This prospect is well suited to a veterinarian who enjoys practicing high-quality medicine and appreciates working within a progressive clinical environment supported by skilled staff and modern resources.

The position provides variety across preventative care, medical case management, and routine surgical responsibilities, with the chance to build long-term client relationships in a welcoming community. Veterinarians looking for a supportive setting where professional growth and lifestyle balance are equally valued will find strong potential in this role.

Qualifications Needed

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree (or equivalent qualification)

Eligible for licensure to practice veterinary medicine in Canada

Passion for companion animal medicine and patient-focused care

Comfort working collaboratively alongside an experienced support team





Strong communication skills and a positive, adaptable clinical approach

Package

Flexible weekly scheduling tailored to personal availability and workload preference

Competitive compensation based on clinical experience and contribution

Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits fully supported

Professional wellness services coverage including physiotherapy and massage support

Lifestyle spending assistance designed to encourage balance and wellbeing

Unlimited continuing education funding with paid leave for training attendance

RRSP matching program available for long-term financial stability

Employee assistance resources included for added everyday support

Paid licensing, professional memberships, and liability insurance coverage provided

Generous vacation time, sick leave, bonus eligibility, clothing allowance, and pet care discounts

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📌 Small Animal Associate Veterinarian Job, Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada
🏢 The Vet Service
📍 British Columbia