Veterinarian

A full-time Veterinarian opportunity in Boise, ID offers earnings up to $180,000. This role blends a high-quality primary-care caseload with strong clinical support in a modern small-animal setting.The HospitalThis community-focused small-animal clinic delivers comprehensive preventive and primary care, supported by a collaborative, team-based culture. Services include wellness exams, routine vaccinations, dental care, soft-tissue surgery, and orthopedic evaluation, with on-site imaging and in-house laboratory diagnostics to support same-day decision-making. The facility also features an in-house pharmacy, microchipping, medical grooming performed under veterinary supervision, and convenient drop-off service. Located within a popular pet retail environment, the clinic serves a broad client base and offers a busy, well-structured workflow designed for efficient, high-quality care. A mix of experienced veterinarians, credentialed technicians, veterinary assistants, and client service professionals provides strong clinical and administrative support. Training, coaching, and continuing education resources are available to help the successful candidate grow and thrive.LocationBoise pairs a fast-growing regional economy with outstanding outdoor access and an energized cultural scene. The city’s compact, walkable downtown is minutes from foothill trailheads and the Boise River Greenbelt, while local employers and a major university anchor community life.- Immediate outdoor access: miles of Greenbelt along the Boise River, the Ridge to Rivers trail network, and quick trips to Bogus Basin for skiing, hiking, and mountain biking- Lively arts and events: Treefort Music Fest, a vibrant live-music and theater scene, and the unique Basque Block with museum and cultural programming- Strong employer base: notable local anchors in technology, healthcare, education, and government, including Micron Technology, St. Luke’s, Boise State University, and the City of Boise- Food and drink: a growing farm-to-table dining scene and numerous local breweries in a walkable downtown- Easy travel: Boise Airport offers multiple nonstop routes to major hubs, simplifying business and personal trips- Community stability: robust healthcare and education infrastructure, plus a growing workforce across the Treasure ValleyBenefits- Sign-on and relocation support available- Paid time off and paid holidays- Medical, dental, and vision insurance- Health Savings Account and other tax-advantaged options- 401(k) retirement plan with company match- Employer-paid life insurance; short- and long-term disability coverage- Liability and malpractice coverage- Paid parental leave; fertility and family-building assistance- Student loan support programs and financial wellness resources- Continuing education allowance and dedicated CE time- Licensing, professional dues, and liability coverage provided- Mental health and well-being resources- Flexible scheduling and a focus on work-life balance- Employee referral bonuses- Employee discounts on pet care and partner products- Paid volunteer time and community engagement opportunities- Inclusive workplace programs and career development supportThe Role- Provide canine and feline primary care, including wellness, vaccinations, and sick visits, with a strong emphasis on preventive care and client education- Perform dental procedures and soft-tissue surgeries; manage anesthesia and pain control safely and effectively- Utilize in-house laboratory diagnostics and on-site imaging to develop timely treatment plans- Collaborate closely with credentialed technicians, assistants, and client service teams to deliver seamless, high-quality care- Oversee and contribute to efficient drop-off workflows; support medical grooming protocols under veterinary supervision- Build lasting client relationships through clear, compassionate communication- Full-time position; shared Saturday coverage may be included based on clinic hoursRequirements- DVM or VMD degree from an accredited institution- License to practice (or eligibility to obtain licensure) in the state of Idaho- Eligibility to work in the United States- DEA registration (or eligibility to obtain)- Strong clinical judgment, communication skills, and commitment to preventive care- All experience levels considered; mentorship and development resources availableApply NowInterested in learning more? Click apply, and a member of the team will be in touch shortly.