Are you tired of every transaction being scrutinized? Ready to return to why you became a veterinarian in the first place? Do you crave an opportunity to make a real difference for the pets and the people who love them?

The Well Pet Clinic by Longmont Humane Society is currently accepting applications for a full time (Monday-Friday) or a part-time DVM, (approximately 28 hours a week). Depending on preference and skill set may be primarily outpatient care or could include performing surgery and dental procedures.

This position is great if you want to work in a fast pace, upbeat environment with an amazing, caring, talented team. Come join us at Longmont Humane Society’s Well Pet Clinic- work non-profit- you won’t make any more money, but you’ll feel way better about yourself!

Position Summary

The Well Pet Clinic Veterinarian provides fast-paced medical care and surgery services to the patients of the Well Pet Clinic. S/he works closely with the medical team to ensure high quality care for its large volume of patients.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Provides medical and surgical care for publicly owned animals, and shelter animals on occasion
Provides follow-up on all medical and surgical conditions/complications
Provides client communication and support

Working Conditions:

Office and veterinary clinic environment with frequent standing, crouching, bending
Potential exposure to high noise levels and zoonotic diseases
Occasional lifting of up to 50 pounds
Potentially subject to animal bites and scratches

To Apply:

Please email your cover letter, resume, and salary requirements to Crystal Reetz at [email protected]. Be sure to reference the WPC Veterinarian position in the subject of your email. Thank you for your interest!

About Us:

Longmont Humane Society is a 501(c)(3) private, non-profit organization caring, serving, and educating to improve the lives of companion animals. For more information, please visit our website at www.longmonthumane.org.

Well Pet Clinic by Longmont Humane Society

9595 Nelson Road Longmont, CO 80501

Longmont Humane Society is an equal opportunity employer. M/V/F/D

Job Qualifications

Education and Experience:

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree
Minimum of 2 years experience in a veterinary clinic setting is preferred
Current, active State of Colorado veterinary license, with no disciplinary actions pending

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Excellent interpersonal communication
Comfortable with pre-pubescent surgery
Ability to use a PC and widely used software packages, e.g., spreadsheets (Excel), word processing (MS Word), and ability to learn new software as necessary
Ability to meet deadlines; ability to set and accomplish work in order of priority; professionally maintain composure and effectiveness under pressure and changing conditions

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About Longmont Humane Society

Longmont Humane Society (LHS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the welfare of animals. The organization was established in 1972 and was located on a former turkey farm on the outskirts of Longmont. The organization was able to save many animals, but limited facilities also resulted in frequent outbreaks of serious disease and overcrowding problems. In 1983, LHS launched a capital campaign to raise $500,000. Building on a gift of $250,000 from the City of Longmont, individual donors gave the remaining $250,000, and construction on the shelter’s iconic “dome” began in 1984. The building was completed and officially opened its doors to the public in February 1985. The sturdy, sprayed-concrete dome provided 14,600 square feet of space to care for lost and homeless animals. New air exchange systems helped to limit the spread of disease, and though the building initially was designed to house some 188 animals, creative use of space allowed LHS to house an average of 200 animals a day. As the population in Longmont and the surrounding area skyrocketed through the 1980s and 1990s, it became increasingly clear that the dome’s capacity was being outpaced by the needs of the... community. In 2005, a philanthropist and animal advocate from Long Island, New York, visited Longmont Humane Society. She was in search of a shelter that could build on her progressive sheltering vision. That year, she offered LHS a generous gift to expand its plans for a new building. Construction on the Longmont Humane Society Allen Center began in May 2007 and was completed in August 2008. Today, the shelter features 10 separate air exchange systems to help prevent the outbreak of disease with the capacity to house over 400 animals. Our bright, expansive design is welcoming to the public, and kennels were designed to maximize animal health and happiness during their time at LHS.

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