Area Medical Director

Founded over fifty years ago, we take pride in being the leading chain of comprehensive veterinarian hospitals and the nation's premier pet specialty retailer. Our unique blend of products, services, and expert advice has positioned us as the go-to destination for pet care needs. With a robust revenue of $6 billion in FY 2023, our network spans 1,500 vaccination clinics and 260 full-service veterinarian hospitals. Our commitment to growth is exemplified by our ambitious plan to inaugurate an additional 300 full-service hospitals by the end of 2023, doubling this figure by 2025.

In addition to our strong physical presence, we boast a significant online footprint, extending our accessibility and reach. Our mission is unwavering: to cultivate healthier, more enriching bonds between people and their pets. We achieve this through a wide range of services, from grooming and training to a comprehensive suite of veterinary care. Currently offering preventative and wellness pet healthcare services across 38 U.S. states, we demonstrate our dedication to the holistic health and well-being of pets nationwide.

Duties:

• Provide strong leadership and effective management to the teams.
• Delegate tasks, foster collaboration, and maintain a positive work environment.
• Contribute to departmental strategy development and execute plans efficiently.
• Analyze market trends and adapt strategies to drive growth and improvement.
• Ensure smooth day-to-day operations and monitor performance metrics.
• Implement best practices and SOPs to optimize efficiency and quality.
• Collaborate cross-functionally and communicate effectively with stakeholders.
• Perform procedures every 8-12 weeks by working a shift in one of the area hospitals to experience the day, work side by side, and maintain an inside view of the hospital
• M/F work from home, T/W/TH travel to area hospitals (mileage reimbursed)
• Med/Ops role – will be a mentor and flex their business acumen skills

Requirements:

• Doctorate: Hold a DVM or equivalent from an AVMA-accredited school.
• Licensure: Possess an active veterinary license, current DEA and controlled substance licenses, and USDA Category Accreditation (or obtain within two months of hire).
• Surgical Proficiency: Demonstrate proficiency in anesthesia and routine surgeries, including spays, neuters, mass removals, and dentals for dogs and cats.
• Empathy: Maintain a professional and compassionate demeanor in emotional or stressful situations.