Veterinary Medical Director

Veterinary Medical Director

J Central Point Oregon USD140K- USD170K / Year

Elevate your veterinary career with a leadership role offering up to $170,000, plus an attractive sign-on bonus, in the scenic town of Central Point, OR.

The Hospital

Join a highly esteemed full-service animal hospital that places the utmost emphasis on compassion, teamwork, and outstanding client education. The facility provides an ideal professional environment due to its serene, countryside setting and comprehensive, innovative medical and surgical care for companion animals. With amenities like a beautiful outdoor area for dogs and substantial parking availability, the hospital promotes a calm and efficient workspace. The practice is equipped with up-to-date diagnostic tools such as MRI machines and CT scanners, fostering a well-supported work environment with a focus on high-quality veterinary care.

Location

• Tranquil, community-oriented small town with high safety and cleanliness ratings.
• Abundant outdoor recreation opportunities in the Rogue Valley-ideal for hiking, fishing, and biking.
• A strong agricultural presence complemented by a flourishing wine industry and cultural events like the Jackson County Fair.
• Excellent connectivity via main highways and close proximity to Medford, enhancing access to larger city amenities.
• Affordable living with diverse economic opportunities and excellent local schools, perfect for families.

Benefits

• Generous sign-on bonus.
• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance.
• Contributory 401(k) plan.
• Paid parental leave and supportive policies for life's significant moments.
• Continuing education stipends and resources for professional growth.
• Team member pet discounts and emotional well-being support.

The Role

The Medical Director will provide visionary leadership for the hospital, promote a supportive and educational environment, and manage clinical standards across all services. Responsibilities include:

• Direct mentorship and development of associate veterinarians.
• Oversight of the medical protocols and assurance of high-standard clinical practices.
• Engagement in both administrative leadership and hands-on veterinary care.
• Maintenance of operational harmony and financial health of the practice.

Requirements

• Veterinary degree (DVM) from an accredited institution.
• Current veterinary license to practice in Oregon.
• Eligibility to work in the USA.
• Strong surgical and diagnostic skills.
• Superior communication and leadership capabilities.