Innovetive Petcare

Operational support for veterinary practices

Floating Veterinarian - General Practice

Veterinary ProfessionalsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours

Full-timeBelton, TX, USA$120k - $150k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

A Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree from an accredited veterinary program is required.
A current, active Texas veterinary license is required, or the candidate must be eligible to obtain the required license before beginning clinical practice.
The candidate must be able to perform the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Strong clinical judgment and commitment to evidence-based veterinary medicine are required.
Effective communication and interpersonal skills are required.
The candidate must be able to collaborate with different teams and adapt to changing clinical environments.
Commitment to compassionate patient care, client education, professional ethics, and accurate medical documentation is required.
The candidate must be willing and able to travel throughout the assigned Central Texas service area.
The candidate should be able to transition between locations and adjust to different workflows and team needs; assess patients, develop appropriate treatment plans, and recognize when additional expertise is needed; communicate clearly and respectfully with clients, colleagues, and hospital leadership; collaborate to support continuity of care and positive working relationships; manage medical records, case follow-ups, and clinical responsibilities across locations; maintain ethical standards, sound judgment, and respect for diverse perspectives; and reliably prepare for assignments and communicate scheduling or coverage needs in a timely manner.

Responsibilities

Provide comprehensive veterinary care, including wellness examinations, preventive medicine, diagnostic evaluations, treatment planning, and management of common medical conditions.
Develop individualized treatment plans based on each patient's needs, clinical findings, and established standards of veterinary care.
Perform medical procedures, surgery, and dentistry consistent with clinical competency, hospital capabilities, and assigned responsibilities.
Recognize when advanced diagnostics, specialty consultation, or referral care may be appropriate.
Maintain accurate, thorough, and timely medical records.
Communicate diagnostic findings, treatment options, preventive care recommendations, and follow-up instructions clearly and compassionately to clients.
Deliver high-quality patient care while supporting positive outcomes and client experiences.
Provide veterinary coverage across assigned hospitals based on scheduling needs, planned absences, and fluctuations in patient demand.
Adapt to the workflows, equipment, protocols, and team dynamics of different practice environments.
Coordinate with hospital leadership to understand clinical priorities, staffing needs, and expectations before each assignment.
Promote continuity of care through accurate documentation, effective case handoffs, and communication with the primary veterinary team.
Support hospital teams during periods of increased caseload or temporary staffing gaps.
Share clinical knowledge and collaborate with colleagues to support consistent, high-quality medical care.
Identify opportunities to improve clinical workflows, communication, and patient care across supported locations.
Build positive working relationships with veterinarians, veterinary technicians, veterinary assistants, client service representatives, and hospital leadership.
Communicate respectfully and professionally with team members across different practice environments.
Contribute to an inclusive, collaborative workplace where team members feel supported and valued.
Establish trust with clients through empathy, active listening, and clear explanations of medical recommendations.
Support positive client experiences while maintaining appropriate medical and ethical standards.
Follow applicable veterinary practice requirements, hospital policies, and professional standards.

Floating DVM Veterinarian

Central Texas Region | Texas

Are you a collaborative veterinarian who enjoys practicing high-quality medicine, working with diverse veterinary teams, and making a meaningful impact across multiple communities? We are seeking a Floating DVM Veterinarian to provide veterinary care and clinical support throughout the Central Texas region.

This regional role offers the opportunity to support companion animal veterinary hospitals across the greater Central Texas area, including communities in and around Belton, Georgetown, and Austin. The Floating DVM will help maintain continuity of patient care, support hospital staffing needs, and collaborate with veterinary teams to deliver compassionate, high-quality medicine.

This opportunity is well suited for a veterinarian who enjoys clinical variety, adapts to different practice environments, and values building strong relationships with veterinarians, veterinary technicians, support staff, and clients across multiple locations.

Whether you are an experienced veterinarian seeking a varied clinical role or a DVM interested in expanding your experience across different practice settings, this position offers an opportunity to make a meaningful contribution throughout the region.

Regional Coverage Area

The Floating DVM will provide veterinary coverage and clinical support across assigned companion animal hospitals throughout Central Texas. Assignments will be coordinated according to patient demand, staffing requirements, and operational priorities.

The service area includes the greater Belton, Georgetown, and Austin communities, with travel between assigned locations as required by the position.

Why Consider a Floating DVM Opportunity?

Practice veterinary medicine across multiple established hospitals throughout Central Texas.
Collaborate with a variety of veterinary professionals and support teams.
Help maintain continuity of patient care and support hospital success.
Apply your clinical skills where additional veterinary support is needed.
Expand your professional experience across different practice environments.
Build meaningful relationships with colleagues and clients throughout the region.
Receive company-paid extended-stay hotel accommodations to support regional assignments.

What We Offer

We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package designed to support your professional growth, financial goals, and well-being.

Competitive compensation: ProSal structure with no negative accrual.
Sign-on bonus: Up to $50,000 available for experienced candidates.
Company-paid extended-stay hotel accommodations: Provided to support regional travel and assignments, in accordance with company travel policies and scheduling needs.
Health and wellness: Medical, dental, and vision insurance, with HSA and FSA options.
Retirement savings: 401(k) plan with employer matching contributions.
Student loan assistance: For eligible early-career candidates, up to $20,000 per year for four years, subject to program terms.
Continuing education: $2,500 annual CE allowance plus paid CE days.
Licensing and professional dues: Coverage for eligible state license renewal, DEA registration, and AVMA membership.
Time away: Paid time off, holidays, and paid parental leave, including maternity and paternity leave, subject to applicable policies.
Wellness resources: Access to wellness and mental health resources, including Calm Health, Teladoc, Kindly Human, Fertility Advocacy, and NB Fitness.
Professional development: Opportunities that may include Global FAST ultrasound training, dental training with a board-certified dentist, and leadership cohort programs.

Veterinary Medicine and Patient Care

Provide comprehensive veterinary care, including wellness examinations, preventive medicine, diagnostic evaluations, treatment planning, and management of common medical conditions.
Develop individualized treatment plans based on each patient's needs, clinical findings, and established standards of veterinary care.
Perform medical procedures, surgery, and dentistry consistent with clinical competency, hospital capabilities, and assigned responsibilities.
Recognize when advanced diagnostics, specialty consultation, or referral care may be appropriate.
Maintain accurate, thorough, and timely medical records.
Communicate diagnostic findings, treatment options, preventive care recommendations, and follow-up instructions clearly and compassionately to clients.
Deliver high-quality patient care while supporting positive outcomes and client experiences.

Regional Clinical Support

Provide veterinary coverage across assigned hospitals based on scheduling needs, planned absences, and fluctuations in patient demand.
Adapt to the workflows, equipment, protocols, and team dynamics of different practice environments.
Coordinate with hospital leadership to understand clinical priorities, staffing needs, and expectations before each assignment.
Promote continuity of care through accurate documentation, effective case handoffs, and communication with the primary veterinary team.
Support hospital teams during periods of increased caseload or temporary staffing gaps.
Share clinical knowledge and collaborate with colleagues to support consistent, high-quality medical care.
Identify opportunities to improve clinical workflows, communication, and patient care across supported locations.

Teamwork and Client Communication

Build positive working relationships with veterinarians, veterinary technicians, veterinary assistants, client service representatives, and hospital leadership.
Communicate respectfully and professionally with team members across different practice environments.
Contribute to an inclusive, collaborative workplace where team members feel supported and valued.
Establish trust with clients through empathy, active listening, and clear explanations of medical recommendations.
Support positive client experiences while maintaining appropriate medical and ethical standards.
Follow applicable veterinary practice requirements, hospital policies, and professional standards.

Required Qualifications

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree from an accredited veterinary program.
Current, active Texas veterinary license, or eligibility to obtain the required license before beginning clinical practice.
Ability to perform the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Strong clinical judgment and commitment to evidence-based veterinary medicine.
Effective communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to collaborate with different teams and adapt to changing clinical environments.
Commitment to compassionate patient care, client education, professional ethics, and accurate medical documentation.
Willingness and ability to travel throughout the assigned Central Texas service area.

Skills for Success

The successful Floating DVM will demonstrate:

Adaptability: Ability to transition between locations and adjust to different workflows and team needs.
Clinical decision-making: Ability to assess patients, develop appropriate treatment plans, and recognize when additional expertise is needed.
Communication: Clear, respectful communication with clients, colleagues, and hospital leadership.
Collaboration: A team-oriented approach that supports continuity of care and positive working relationships.
Organization: Effective management of medical records, case follow-ups, and clinical responsibilities across locations.
Professionalism: Consistent ethical standards, sound judgment, and respect for diverse perspectives.
Reliability: Dependability, preparation for assignments, and timely communication regarding scheduling or coverage needs.

About the Company

Innovetive Petcare

Operational support for veterinary practices

Innovetive Petcare partners with veterinary practices to support their growth and professional development. It handles day-to-day business operations so veterinary teams can focus on delivering high-quality medical care to pets and owners. The company works by forming partnerships with practices, providing operational support, education, and staff development, and earning revenue from these partnerships and services offered. What sets Innovetive Petcare apart is its emphasis on local, community-focused relationships and ongoing professional development and workplace culture, rather than just services. The company’s goal is to help veterinary practices grow sustainably while improving patient care and creating fulfilling workplaces.

Company size: 51-200
Company stage: Not listed
Total funding: Not listed
Headquarters: Austin, TX
Founded: 2014

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