Associate Veterinarian

As a Team Gigi’s ASSOCIATE VETERINARIAN, you’ll get to:

• perform surgery, dentistry, and preventative medical care for in-house population as well as partner owned dogs, including learning, and performing diagnostics
• provide quality service to staff, partners, and volunteers.
• learn and set a high standard for quality dog care, health, and behavior
• determine overall dog health for healthy placement with homes or other adoption centers.
• lead and/or partner in emergency veterinary care.
• lead and/or partner in the care, monitoring, and diagnostics in Gigi’s Parvovirus Treatment Center.
• helps with pharmaceutical inventory management, monitoring, ordering, and control.
• assists with the foster program as needed.
• participate on team responsible for euthanasia implementation as necessary
• represents Gigi’s in a professional and courteous manner at all times.
• be an active member of Team Gigi’s and develop skills related to the advancement of our goals and mission.

Other duties as assigned? Absolutely. We think every job should change and grow—getting more efficient and effective as we go! All members of Team Gigi’s collaborate and change tasks as needed. You will most certainly do things we haven’t listed here; some are tasks we haven’t captured because they’re too small to capture, some are projects we haven’t considered that you’ll bring to the team, some things we’ll build together to improve the care of dogs forever.

Want to know more about us and this role?
We operate in a state-of-the-art hospital that sits inside a three-building, 26,000-square-foot campus doing things like high-volume/high-quality spay and neuter, veterinary behavior medicine – alongside a board-certified veterinary behaviorist! –parvovirus treatment, dental surgery, diagnostics, mass removals, and more. We do shelter medicine at a volume and skill level that will fulfill you as much as it challenges you!

What’s it like at Gigi’s?
Think of us as shelter medicine, meets private practice, meets education and research – all for the rural dogs and the people that care for them; from that rural pup that needs lifesaving parvo treatment to the rural shelter professional who is looking for ideas to help a fearful dog.

We’re here to create partnerships, to learn, and to grow through challenging each other and collaborating. We are chill and supportive, but professional and driven. Most importantly, we aren’t an adventure for everyone, but for those who get it and get us, you’ll be happy you joined.