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AmeriVet

Joint-venture veterinary practice consolidator

Medical Director

Veterinary ProfessionalsPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeSt Johnsbury, VT, USA$145kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM/VMD) or equivalent degree is required.
  • An active, unrestricted license in the state of practice is required.
  • An active DEA registration for the responsible practice location(s) is required.
  • Any state-controlled substance, pharmacy, or other licenses and registrations required for the role must be held.
  • A minimum of 3–5 years of experience as a practicing veterinarian is required.
  • Commitment to a minimum of 35 hours per week is required.
  • Exceptional verbal, written, and nonverbal communication skills are required to convey complex medical information through multiple methods and settings.
  • Strong time management, prioritization, and delegation capabilities are required.
  • Sound clinical judgment and thoughtful, well-informed decision-making are required.
  • Professionalism, respect, and courtesy in all interactions are required.
  • Highly developed interpersonal skills to build trust, engagement, and collaboration across the hospital team are required.

Responsibilities

  • Set, model, and uphold practice medical-quality standards in accordance with industry standards, AmeriVet guidelines, and state practice acts.
  • Foster a positive, collaborative hospital culture in which patient care and safety come first, team members are empowered to share ideas and solve problems, and the team works toward hospital goals and strong client and patient experiences.
  • Coach, mentor, and manage veterinarians to maintain clinical proficiency in medical and surgical care; communicate effectively with clients; complete thorough, timely, and accurate medical records; charge appropriately and compliantly for services and products; and support a positive hospital culture.
  • Provide veterinarians with regular coaching, feedback, performance reviews, and accountability as needed.
  • Drive continuous improvement in medical quality, patient outcomes, and client trust through case review, clinical insights, and professional judgment.
  • Evaluate and improve clinical competency across doctors, relief doctors, veterinary assistants, and technicians through observation, coaching, case discussions, and periodic medical-record reviews.
  • Organize and lead regular doctor meetings on medical standards, protocols, case reviews, and hospital priorities.
  • Partner with the Practice Manager to align on hospital initiatives, culture, people development, and medical and operational priorities.
  • Align hospital scheduling and clinical workflows to optimize team utilization and ensure staff work within their training and licensure.
  • Assess and manage hospital inventory to maintain product availability and control costs.
  • Partner with the Practice Manager to coach and provide feedback to the veterinary team, plan and participate in hospital-wide meetings, support strategic initiatives and operational excellence, and pursue performance metrics and business goals.
  • Oversee the maintenance and appropriate use of medical equipment, including safety, maintenance, functionality, and regulatory compliance.
  • Engage with the local community through client education, outreach, partnerships, and initiatives that strengthen the hospital and improve access to quality care and pet well-being.
  • Collaborate with Talent Acquisition to recruit, interview, and onboard veterinary talent.
  • Serve as the Responsible Veterinarian as required by applicable regulations, overseeing required registrations and permits, controlled-drug inventory and processes, and radiation-safety programs and compliance, including serving as Radiation Safety Officer.
  • Maintain a robust patient caseload and practice hands-on clinical medicine for most of the full-time schedule.
  • Represent AmeriVet and support its goals and values by attending events and participating in regular calls as needed.
  • Perform other duties as assigned in support of hospital and organizational goals.

Desired Qualifications

  • A minimum of 1 year of experience leading a veterinary team and/or multi-unit experience is preferred.

About the Company

AmeriVet

Joint-venture veterinary practice consolidator

AmeriVet coordinates a network of veterinary clinics across the United States by acquiring majority stakes (about 70%) in established practices through a joint-venture model, while the original veterinarians keep a minority stake and retain clinical control over patient care. It provides centralized operational support—marketing, human resources, recruitment, payroll, and procurement—leveraging its buying power to lower costs so vets can focus on medicine and patient care. Unlike full buyouts common in consolidators, AmeriVet preserves ownership and clinical autonomy and scales through a services-based model rather than just acquiring assets. Its goal is to help established veterinary practices grow and transition toward retirement by offering growth capital and scalable operations while preserving the veterinarians’ ownership, control over care, and the future of the practice.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
San Antonio, TX
Founded
2017

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