Chief Veterinary Officer for Canada (British Columbia)

Chief Veterinary Officer for Canada (British Columbia)

21 Aug
|
Brunel
|
British Columbia

21 Aug

Brunel

British Columbia

Lead Canada’s veterinary clinics as the Chief Veterinary Officer, focusing on clinical excellence and strategic growth. This role involves mentoring teams and establishing key medical protocols.

This senior-level opportunity involves shaping the clinical direction for a national network of veterinary clinics. You will be reporting to the Chief Executive Officer, guiding teams through mentorship while ensuring high-quality patient care and adherence to medical standards. Regular travel across Canada will be essential for collaborating with various medical facilities.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop national clinical standards and evidence-based practices
• Drive strategic initiatives aimed at improving patient outcomes
• Mentor and lead senior veterinary professionals




• Ensure organizational compliance with veterinary regulations
• Represent the organization at industry events

Requirements:
• DVM degree from an accredited institution, eligible for licensure
• Minimum of 10 years in clinical veterinary practice
• Significant leadership experience in multi-site organizations
• Strong skills in developing medical strategies and audits
• Preparedness for extensive travel across Canada

Embrace this unique chance to enhance veterinary practice standards and transform patient care across Canada.
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📌 Chief Veterinary Officer for Canada (British Columbia)
🏢 Brunel
📍 British Columbia

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