Veterinarian

Veterinarian

J Santa Rosa Beach Florida USD120K- USD160K / Year

Advance your veterinary career in a coastal community, with a full-time Veterinarian opportunity in Santa Rosa Beach, FL offering up to $160,000. Join a supportive, well-equipped small-animal hospital where collaboration, clinical quality, and work-life balance are front and center.

The Hospital

• Modern, well-equipped small-animal clinic located in a convenient retail setting with free parking and easy access.
• Preventive-focused care alongside routine surgical services, on-site diagnostics (in-house laboratory, digital X-rays, dental X-rays), and an in-house pharmacy.
• Streamlined client services including drop-off appointments, microchipping, and compassionate end-of-life care.
• Collaborative, multi-disciplinary team including veterinarians, credentialed technicians, and dedicated support leadership.
• Emphasis on ongoing development with access to continuing education resources and technician tuition support.
• Steady client volume and the chance to make a visible, positive impact in the local community.

Location

Based in Santa Rosa Beach on Scenic Highway 30A, this role puts a coastal lifestyle within easy reach: white-sand beaches, protected parks, and year-round outdoor and cultural experiences.

• Steps from Gulf beaches and state parks, including Grayton Beach State Park and Topsail Hill Preserve.
• Rare coastal dune lakes, miles of biking and hiking trails, plus paddleboarding, boating, and fishing.
• Vibrant arts and live-music scene, including events like the 30A Songwriters Festival and the offshore Underwater Museum of Art.
• Lively dining scene with local restaurants, craft breweries, and boutique shopping in hubs like Gulf Place.
• Convenient travel with nearby regional airports (VPS and ECP).
• Family-friendly neighborhoods with year-round community events.

Benefits

• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
• 401(k) with company match and Roth options
• Student debt relief program for eligible full-time DVMs
• Paid time off and paid holidays
• Mental health and well-being resources, including confidential counseling and coaching
• Company-paid life insurance with optional supplemental coverage
• Company-paid short-term and long-term disability
• Flexible Spending Accounts and Health Savings Account options
• Paid parental leave for birth or adoption
• Continuing education allowance and paid CE time
• Back-up child care, elder care, and family support resources
• Fertility and family-building support
• Wellness and fitness resources
• Voluntary protection plans for hospital stays, critical illness, and accidents
• Legal and identity-theft protection options
• Commuter benefits
• Complimentary preventive care plan memberships and discounts for personal pets
• Flexible scheduling, coaching and mentorship, and opportunities for growth and leadership
• Inclusive, team-oriented culture focused on collaboration and professional development
• Competitive Salary , Medical insurance , Relocation assistance

The Role

• Full-time small-animal Veterinarian serving primarily dogs and cats
• Deliver high-quality preventive medicine, wellness exams, and client education
• Diagnose and manage common conditions using in-house lab and digital radiography
• Perform routine soft-tissue surgeries and dental procedures, including use of dental X-rays
• Provide clear, empathetic communication on treatment plans and end-of-life care
• Collaborate with credentialed technicians and support staff; contribute to mentoring and a positive team culture
• Maintain accurate medical records and support efficient workflow, including occasional drop-off cases
• Full-time schedule with flexibility to support work-life balance

Requirements

• DVM or VMD degree from an accredited program
• Active Florida veterinary license (or ability to obtain prior to start)
• Eligibility to work in the United States
• DEA registration (or eligibility)
• Proficiency with routine surgery, dentistry, and use of in-house diagnostics and digital radiography
• Strong communication skills and a collaborative, patient-first approach