Overview
$100–$135/hr. If you’ve dreamed of practicing great medicine while traveling, recharging, and actually living, this role was built for you.
Pick Your Ideal Rotation
- 2 on / 2 off — average 20 hours per week
- 3 on / 1 off — perfect for those who like longer stretches of work and play.
Where You'll Practice
Our traveling DVMs rotate across high‑performing, community‑rooted hospitals in the United States. New locations are added regularly as our network grows.
The Medicine
CareVet hospitals are equipped with industry‑leading diagnostics and treatment capabilities. You'll have the tools to practice the kind of medicine you went to school for—and the autonomy to do it your way. We don’t run protocol binders. We trust our DVMs to make the right call for each patient. Our role is to provide guidance, network‑level clinical outcomes data, and support—not to override your judgment.
The Team
93% retention across DVMs and support staff. That number tells you something: the people in our hospitals have stayed because they want to be there. You’ll walk into teams that are experienced, collaborative, and genuinely glad to have you.
Why Traveling DVMs Choose CareVet
- True flexibility — no rigid FTE commitment
- Schedule logistics handled for you
- Strong clinical environment at every location
- Access to CareCoach program for career development
- Carebnb — free access to CareVet vacation properties between rotations
- Employee Assistance Program including access to an on‑staff licensed social worker
Tell Us What Works for You
- Part‑time or full‑time availability
- Preferred schedule structure (2/2 or 3/1)
- States or regions where you’re willing to travel
- Any schedule parameters that matter to you
Qualifications
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM/VMD) or equivalent degree required
- Licensure in the state(s) where the candidate will be working
- Ability to show compassion to both pets and their owners
- Outstanding dexterity in handling animals while performing precise tasks
- Ability to react quickly and make decisions under pressure about the wellbeing of an animal
- Strong fondness and understanding of animals
- Good communication and interpersonal skills
- Knowledge of animal behavior
- Ability to use medical technologies during diagnosis, research and surgery of animals
Traveling Relief Veterinarian in all at Unknown Company
This position is listed as full time and onsite.