Associate Veterinarian Avian & Exotic Species Focus at Alliance Animal Health

Windham, New Hampshire, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

28 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

30 Mar, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Avian Medicine, Exotic Medicine, Reptile Care, Rabbit Care, Ferrets Care, Guinea Pig Care, Amphibian Care, Pocket Pets Care, Diagnostics, Treatment Planning, Surgery, Dentals, Communication, Team Collaboration, Mentorship, ABVP Boarded

Industry

Veterinary Services

Description

Company Description CANOBIE LAKE VETERINARY HOSPITAL Windham, NH • 2024 AAHA Practice of the Year • AAHA Accredited 20 Years Associate Veterinarian - Avian & Exotic Species Focus Full-Time • 4 Days/Week • Monday–Friday Only • No Weekends Most practices treat exotic medicine as an afterthought. You’ve spent your career trying to find the one that doesn’t. At Canobie Lake Veterinary Hospital, avian and exotic medicine isn’t a side service—it’s half of who we are. Fifty percent of our patients are birds, reptiles, rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, pocket pets, and amphibians. We have built our team, our culture, and our systems around delivering top-notch care to every species that walks, hops, slithers, or flies through our door. If you love the complexity of exotic medicine, thrive in a hospital that actually takes it seriously, and want a role that respects your time and your expertise—keep reading. Who We Are Canobie Lake Veterinary Hospital is an 20-year AAHA-accredited general practice and the 2024 AAHA Practice of the Year. We are a multi-species hospital in Windham, NH that has built a genuine reputation for excellence in both companion animal and exotic medicine. Our culture runs on Conscious Care®—a trademarked program developed by our owner that centers on compassion for self, team, clients, patients, and community. This isn’t a buzzword. It’s how we actually operate. We are partnered with Alliance Animal Health, but our owner—a 28-year veterinary practice veteran and passionate advocate for both her patients and her team—remains deeply invested and actively involved. She has created a hospital where people want to stay, grow, and do their best work. Your Patients This is the part that sets us apart. Half of our caseload is avian and exotic, which means you’ll spend your days working with the full spectrum of non-traditional species: Birds (psittacines, passerines, raptors, and more) Rabbits Guinea pigs Ferrets Reptiles (lizards, snakes, chelonians, and beyond) Pocket pets (hamsters, gerbils, mice, rats, chinchillas) Amphibians No two days look alike. The diagnostic puzzles are real, the medicine is nuanced, and the clients are devoted. This is exotic medicine done right—with the equipment, the support staff, and the culture to back it up. Job Description The Role As an Associate Veterinarian with an avian and exotic focus, you’ll practice at the top of your license across a rich variety of species. You’ll work alongside a collaborative team that includes our Customer Experience Team (CET), Technicians (TT), and Veterinary Assistants (VA)—all trained to support multi-species care at a high level. You’ll have the mentorship of experienced colleagues, the backing of a Medical Director, and access to our specialist network—including a boarded surgeon, cardiologist, and two traveling internists. You won’t be out on a limb. You’ll be supported. We Protect Your Time Personal assistant checks in/out all your appointments and monitors your task lists all day You do doctor things: exams, diagnostics, treatment plans, surgery, dentals—nothing else We stay on schedule so you walk out on time, every time Monday–Friday only. Your weekends are always yours. Four 10-hour days. Always a 3-day weekend, every week Hospital closes 2 hrs/week for rounds, training, and team development Qualifications Who You Are 5+ years of clinical experience, with significant avian and exotic caseload ABVP boarded in Avian or Exotic Companion Mammal medicine preferred—or actively working toward it Comfortable seeing the full spectrum: birds, reptiles, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, pocket pets, amphibians Strong diagnostician who loves the challenge of exotic medicine Great communicator with devoted exotic pet owners who have big expectations Collaborative and team-oriented—you make everyone around you better Passionate about mentorship and growing alongside a team that invests in learning Open to general companion animal medicine as part of a balanced mixed caseload Live in New Hampshire: Your New Backyard 40 min to Boston • 45 min to the beaches • 45 min to ski mountains • No income or sales tax New Hampshire is consistently ranked among the top 3 best states to live in the U.S., frequently securing the #2 spot overall in U.S. News & World Report's annual rankings for 2024 and 2025. It is lauded for its high quality of life, often ranking #1 in safety (crime and corrections), top-tier education, and economic opportunity. Four seasons of beauty: summer lakes, peak foliage, ski slopes, and flowers in March. New Hampshire isn’t just a great place to work—it’s a great place to live. What We Offer Competitive compensation commensurate with experience and board certification Sign-on bonus + relocation assistance Student loan repayment program Full benefits: medical, dental, vision, life, liability, 401(k), EAP, pet discounts Paid CE + professional dues Support for ABVP board pursuit if you’re on the path Advanced equipment: digital rads, dental rads, Class IV laser, ultrasound, full in-house lab Specialist network: boarded surgeon, cardiologist, two traveling internists A hospital culture built on Conscious Care®—compassion for you, your team, and every patient Qualifications DVM/VMD from an accredited institution Active New Hampshire veterinary license (or eligibility to obtain) 5+ years of clinical experience, with meaningful avian and exotic caseload ABVP board certification in Avian or Exotic Companion Mammal medicine preferred DEA license & USDA accreditation preferred, not required Additional Information Ready to Practice the Medicine You Love? You chose exotic medicine because you believe every creature deserves excellent care—the feathered, the scaled, the furred, and everything in between. We built a hospital that believes the same thing. If you’re looking for a place where your specialty is celebrated, your time is protected, and your career has room to grow—we’d love to hear from you. Apply today at canobievet.com Drug-free • Smoke-free • Equal Opportunity Employer | Discrimination prohibited by company policy and federal & state law. #IND5

Responsibilities

The Associate Veterinarian will practice at the top of their license focusing on avian and exotic species, working collaboratively with trained support staff, technicians, and assistants. Responsibilities include performing exams, diagnostics, developing treatment plans, surgery, and dental procedures for a diverse caseload of non-traditional pets.