Veterinarian Mobile Clinic

What You’ll Do

• Wellness Care: Provide routine wellness and vaccination services for dogs and cats.
• Vaccine Administration: Review vaccine history, determine appropriate vaccine schedules, and administer or supervise vaccine administration as permitted by state regulations.
• Pre-Vaccination Assessment: Perform brief physical exams, confirm vaccines are appropriate, and establish a VCPR when required.
• Diagnostic Testing: Review and interpret SNAP test results and provide appropriate recommendations when results are abnormal.
• Preventative Care: Recommend appropriate parasite prevention and other preventative care based on each pet’s needs.
• Medical Documentation: Maintain accurate medical records and complete all required documentation, including rabies certificates.
• Adverse Reaction Management: Monitor for vaccine reactions and respond appropriately, including following the designated after-hours emergency hospital/referral plan when needed.
• Client Education: Educate pet owners on vaccine recommendations, expected reactions, parasite prevention, and general wellness.
• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with veterinary technicians and support staff to ensure a safe, efficient, and positive client experience.
• Client Care: Provide empathetic, high-quality care while following clinical protocols and adapting to each pet’s individual needs.
• Professional Growth: Continuously develop your clinical skills, with opportunities for responsibilities to expand over time.
• Onsite Commitment: Remain onsite for the duration of the scheduled vaccine clinic.

What Makes This Role Unique

• Support — Each team has a veterinarian, a vet technician, and a customer service representative. Busier routes also have additional customer service representatives and vet assistants.
• New environments — We visit multiple locations per day
• Flexible scheduling — Events are held on weekends; Saturdays and Sundays only. You choose which days work best.
• Competitive pay rate— Set hourly rate 
• Vet-designed platform — Built to support clinical focus, not increase admin burden
• Expanding Access to Care — Increase access to veterinary services by seeing scheduled appointments and accommodating walk-in patients when appropriate.
 

You’d Thrive in This Role If You Have:

• Graduated from an AVMA-accredited veterinary school or completed requirements to practice in the United States
• An active license in one or more of the states where Dutch operates
• A license in good standing with no malpractice or disciplinary actions
• 3+ years post-graduate clinical experience
• We provide heartworm tests, however, we do not do medical procedures. It is purely preventative care, wellness and vaccines.
• A personal vehicle. 
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• A collaborative, compassionate approach to care
• Comfort using telehealth tools and managing consults independently
• This position primarily requires weekend availability