Associate Veterinarian – Billings, Montana
Location: Billings, Montana
Schedule: Full-time
Compensation: Competitive compensation package (ranging from $145k to $165k)
Advanced Diagnostics | Surgery & Dentistry | Clinical Autonomy | Strong Technical Support
About the Role
A modern full-service veterinary hospital in Billings, Montana is seeking a Full-Time Associate Veterinarian to join its collaborative clinical team.
This position offers the opportunity to practice comprehensive small animal medicine with access to ultrasound, digital diagnostic radiography, modern surgical equipment, and an experienced technical support team.
The role provides a varied clinical caseload spanning preventive medicine, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, and day hospitalization, allowing the successful veterinarian to utilize and continue developing a broad range of medical and surgical skills.
Veterinarians retain appropriate autonomy over patient care while benefiting from collaboration with experienced medical leadership and a supportive hospital team.
About the Practice
This full-service veterinary hospital is focused on delivering high-quality medicine through a combination of modern technology, strong clinical standards, and collaborative patient care.
The facility is equipped with ultrasound, digital diagnostic radiography, and heated hydraulic surgical tables, supporting efficient diagnosis and treatment across a wide range of cases.
Veterinarians work alongside skilled technical and support professionals who are encouraged to develop expertise in areas including dentistry, nutrition, and patient care.
The hospital promotes knowledge sharing and teamwork while giving veterinarians the opportunity to exercise their clinical judgment and contribute to the continued development of the wider team.
Responsibilities
Perform comprehensive physical examinations
Diagnose and treat diseases and medical conditions
Deliver preventive and wellness veterinary care
Develop complete patient problem lists and differential diagnoses
Create appropriate diagnostic plans based on individual patient needs
Interpret laboratory and diagnostic imaging results
Develop and implement individualized treatment plans
Perform canine and feline spays and neuters
Perform mass removals and other appropriate soft tissue procedures
Perform abdominal exploratory procedures when clinically indicated
Provide routine and more complex veterinary dental care
Evaluate and interpret dental radiographs
Perform simple and complex dental extractions
Undertake appropriate oral surgical procedures
Manage patients requiring day hospitalization
Coordinate transfers to referral or overnight facilities when necessary
Maintain detailed and accurate medical records
Communicate diagnoses, treatment options, and prognoses clearly with clients
Participate in clinical rounds and patient handovers
Collaborate with veterinary colleagues, specialists, technicians, and support staff
Share clinical knowledge to support continued team development
Candidate Profile
Candidates must hold a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree or equivalent from an AVMA-accredited veterinary school.
Applicants must hold an active Montana veterinary license or be able to obtain appropriate licensure by their start date.
A current DEA license is required, alongside any applicable controlled substance licensing.
Candidates must also possess USDA Category I accreditation or complete the accreditation requirements within two months of starting.
The successful veterinarian must be comfortable with anesthesia, canine and feline spays and neuters, mass removals, dentistry, and other routine surgical procedures.
Strong clinical problem-solving, written and verbal communication, teamwork, compassion, and professionalism are essential.
The ideal candidate will be willing to learn new techniques, embrace developments in veterinary medicine, and contribute positively to a collaborative hospital culture.
Compensation & Benefits
The position offers a competitive employment package alongside access to a well-equipped clinical environment.
Key features include:
Competitive veterinarian compensation
Full-time position
Clinical autonomy within established medical standards
Ultrasound capabilities
Digital diagnostic radiography
Heated hydraulic surgical equipment
Comprehensive veterinary dentistry
Routine and advanced soft tissue surgery exposure
Experienced technical and paraprofessional support
Support from veterinary medical leadership
Collaborative case management
Opportunities to develop surgical and dental capabilities
Professional and clinical development opportunities
Specific salary and additional employee benefits were not provided in the supplied job listing and can be discussed during the application process.
Apply Today
This is an excellent opportunity for a veterinarian searching for an Associate Veterinarian job in Billings, MT with the opportunity to practice comprehensive medicine, surgery, dentistry, diagnostics, and hospitalized patient care.
With modern diagnostic equipment, strong technical support, clinical autonomy, and a varied full-service caseload, the position offers an engaging environment for a veterinarian looking to continue developing their medical and surgical capabilities.
Veterinarians with strong general practice, diagnostic, surgical, dental, and client communication skills are encouraged to apply.
Contact:
Matt Doyle – Senior Associate Talent Partner
T: (213) 258-1399
E: matt@supreme-ss.com