Full-time Associate Veterinarian +/- Medical Director
Role
Full-time Associate Veterinarian +/- Medical Director
Associate Veterinarian +/- Medical Director
We are seeking an experienced veterinarian to complete our team– Interested candidates may be considered for leadership role.
About Holland Veterinary Hospitals
Dr. Mark Holland and his team first opened the doors at Holland Veterinary Hospital in 1999. Expanding to two locations (Hattiesburg & Wiggins) serving much of Southern Mississippi, they have earned a reputation for their compassionate and reliable veterinary care. In 2021, the hospital joined the PetVet Care Centers network and in 2024, Dr. Holland was left for (well-deserved) retirement, and recently the clinic welcomed a new full-time associate, Dr. Brittany Thames.
Our hospital is equipped with everything you need to practice your best medicine, including a state-of-the-art surgical suite, 5 large exam rooms, and a full-complement of experienced technicians. Already have a trusty side-kick or two? We are also happy to discuss employment options with any licensed veterinary technicians.
The Holland Veterinary Hospitals are among more than 460 unique hospitals in PetVet’s network across the continental United States. You will find our teams in many different facets of veterinary medicine– from feline-only care, to standard small animal general practice, to exotics, large animal, and equine specialty/ambulatory care. We aim to empower our doctors to provide exceptional veterinary care through local support networks, continuing education, access to industry-leading health and wellness benefits, and so much more.
What you can expect when you join our team
Compensation plans built to fit your needs– and reflective of your experience
Annual, non-production Medical Director stipend for experienced candidates
Regional medical and operational leadership teams available for support
3-4 shifts per week earns full-time benefits (part-time and relief options available)
1 month of paid time off
Generous CE allowances– with additional paid time off
Complete health, life, and retirement benefits including company 401k contributions
Holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree (or ECFVG equivalent)
and is in good standing with Mississippi State Veterinary Board License
Holds (or is eligible for) an active DEA license
???? Has >1-2 years of experience (is comfortable with a full-caseload, large animals optional)
Is as enthusiastic as we are about providing exceptional veterinary care
Bonus points for a passion for ethical leadership and supportive mentorship
Hiring Team
Mindy Stalter PVCC Veterinary Talent Acquisition
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