Want to take on a leadership role without stepping away from the clinical work you enjoy?
This opportunity offers an experienced small animal veterinarian the chance to help guide a practice's medical direction while continuing to see patients. You'll have a voice in clinical decisions, opportunities to mentor colleagues, and room to contribute ideas as the practice evolves—all without on-call duties or after-hours emergency shifts.
It's a potential next step for a veterinarian who wants greater influence over team development and patient care without moving into a purely administrative position.
What You'll Find Here
- Leadership with a clinical focus: Help shape medical protocols and care standards while maintaining an active veterinary caseload.
- A voice in the practice's future: Contribute ideas, improve workflows, and support continued growth.
- Supportive team dynamics: Work with veterinary colleagues and skilled support staff, with an emphasis on collaboration and effective delegation.
- Professional autonomy: Bring your clinical judgment to everyday decisions and pursue areas of medicine that interest you.
- A more predictable schedule: Flexible scheduling without on-call or after-hours emergency responsibilities.
- Room to develop others: Share your experience, mentor teammates, and help build a positive learning environment.
What You’ll Be Doing
This small animal general practice provides preventive care, diagnostics, soft tissue surgery, and dentistry. The role combines hands-on patient care with medical leadership, team mentorship, and opportunities to strengthen clinical services.
Veterinarians with an interest in surgery, dentistry, and developing their procedural skills may find particularly appealing opportunities here.
Who Might Love This
- An experienced associate ready to move into a shared medical leadership role.
- A current medical leader looking for a new professional challenge.
- A veterinarian who enjoys mentoring others while remaining clinically active.
- A clinician who values autonomy, teamwork, and long-term practice development.
The Basics
- Location: Louisiana's northwestern region
- Position: Full-time Co-Medical Director
- Experience: At least three years of clinical veterinary experience
- Licensure: Louisiana veterinary license or eligibility for licensure
- Schedule: Flexible, with no on-call or after-hours emergency duties
- Compensation: Details available during the conversation
- Additional support: Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance available
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Generous paid time off
- Annual continuing education allowance and paid CE days
- Professional development assistance
- Paid licensing fees and professional dues
- Professional liability coverage
- Access to experienced medical leadership resources
A Little About the Area
Northwestern Louisiana offers a relatively affordable lifestyle, established neighborhoods, and a blend of city conveniences and outdoor recreation. Residents can enjoy local dining, entertainment, fishing, boating, and regional cultural activities without the pace of a major metropolitan center.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, protected veteran status or other characteristics protected by law.
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