Small Animal Veterinarian

4-day week, no nights/weekends, experienced team, AAHA accredited
Mentorship, support for professional growth and development
Pinball and snacks in the breakroom. FREE MUG with job! 😉

Ditch the corporate nonsense for our special brand of independently-owned nonsense! We accidentally discovered there is a long-term correlation between profitability and having excellent staff, enough of them, and creating jobs/environments that docs don’t hate! WHO KNEW?!? Really looking for docs invested in your profession and all that “life long learning” that has served you so well.

I can’t say enough good things about Access. The entire team is always so helpful, considerate, and genuinely kind. They treat my dog like the wonderful baby she is, which means everything to me. They’re timely in their responses, take the time to listen to my concerns, and never make me feel rushed. It’s such a relief knowing my pup is in caring, capable hands. – Tiffany Lynch

About this role

Communication – 80% of medicine is educating clients, another 10% is convincing clients to do what you tell them (the remaining 10% is some combo of knowledge, training, and made up statistics)

Ability to manage medical cases
Interest in Surgery or Dentistry (we are more than happy to mentor either or both as needed)
Ability to lead and respect the fantastic team AVC provides. We got ya brains, hands, and wit here

About you

Fun Fact: You can teach knowledge, you can train skills, but you can’t really make anyone be a decent, respectful human if they aren’t already. And no, we have zero specific guidelines for what “decent human” requires beyond treating other humans with decency and respect regardless of how they might see the world and/or move through it differently than you.

Also, you can’t teach ambition and determination. Really looking for docs invested in a profession and all that “life long learning” they made so much hay of back in vet school. We want to invest in you. You gotta want to invest in you first, though.

Our location

Louisville is an awesome, open-minded city amid the corn and tobacco deserts of Indiana and Kentucky. You want entertainment and culture? We’ve got a nationally renowned theater, great music scene, fantastic ballet (yeah, not your thing prolly but I dig it), and sports ( U of L, plus a great soccer team). We’ve got the good kinda history – bourbon history, horse history, Muhammed Ali history. You hungry? We’ve got a fantastic, varied food scene with nationally renowned chefs and better yet, random delicious hole-in-the-walls and ethnic variety. More the outdoors type? This is an oasis in the middle of green and varied Midwest scenery. Grab a kayak, grab a horse, grab your hiking shoes.

And the only better thing than living in Louisville? Living next door in Southern Indiana, where you don’t have to deal with any of that traffic or other nonsense until you want to. And the cost of living is substantially cheaper too.