Managing Veterinarian

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Nittany Veterinary\nHospital (MNVH) – Seeking Your Innovative Leadership as a Managing DVM!

Working at MNVH offers\ngrowth opportunities, a collaborative environment, a positive culture, and a\ngenerous array of benefits that just aren’t found together anywhere else.

If\nyou’re curious, motivated, and want to be part of MNVH’s longstanding success,\nthen take a look at this opportunity.

As the Managing\nVeterinarian of MNVH, you will:\n Provide\n medical leadership for the hospital\n Manage\n associate veterinarians\n Ensure\n regulatory compliance relating to the practice of veterinary medicine\n Lead a\n collaborative team to provide quality medicine and exceptional client\n service\nCultureMNVH enjoys a highly\ncollaborative, professional, and communicative culture.

Teamwork and positivity\nare an integral part of our values.

StaffMNVH’s staff is highly\ntrained to assist in all surgical and medical procedures.

Equipment:\n In\n house Lab (Full IDEXX VetLab)\n Well-equipped\n surgical suite (All sevoflurane anesthesia)\n Digital\n radiography and Digital dental radiology\n Dentalaire\n dental equipment\n Ultrasound\nCompensation: Base salary of $120,000-$150,000Production-based bonusesGenerous signing bonusBenefits for the Managing DVM include:Relocation allowanceNo evening/weekend emergencies or on-call (Regional emergency services available)Health, dental and visionLife Insurance, Short term/Long Term disability401 (K) planPaid professional society dues/feesPaid liability insurance- 100% coveragePaid vacation, sick time and paid holidaysPaid continuing education/In-house trainingPaid state license and DEA About Centre County:Centre County is well-suited\nfor people who enjoy an active lifestyle!

Choose from amusement parks, science\ncenters, guided tours and much more.

Centre County has many recreation centers\nand facilities for year-round fun, including cycling, fishing, hiking, camping,\ngolf, and ice skating.

From art and holiday festivals to concerts, sporting\nevents and fundraisers, there’s always something fun happening in Central PA.Skills and QualificationsDoctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree, or equivalent, from an accredited universityLicensure in good standing to practice in the state in which applicant is to be employedLeadership experience a plus but not necessary as we do offer Medical Director training for DVMs