Part-Time Associate Veterinarian – Omaha, Nebraska
Location: Omaha, Nebraska
Schedule: Part-Time | Flexible Scheduling | On-Site
Base Salary: $70,000–$120,000 per year
Flexible Work-Life Balance | Structured New Graduate Mentorship | Surgical & Dental Training | Advanced Diagnostics | Clinical Autonomy
About the Role
A progressive small animal veterinary practice in Omaha, Nebraska is seeking a Part-Time Associate Veterinarian to join its collaborative clinical team.
Offering a base salary of $70,000–$120,000, this opportunity is designed for veterinarians seeking greater flexibility while continuing to practise comprehensive, high-quality companion animal medicine.
The practice is open to discussing a part-time schedule that aligns with the successful veterinarian's professional goals and life outside work, making the position particularly attractive for doctors balancing family commitments, personal interests, or a return to clinical practice.
Both experienced veterinarians and new graduates are encouraged to apply. New graduates benefit from structured mentorship and hands-on surgical and dental development, while experienced doctors receive clinical autonomy and opportunities to expand their individual areas of interest.
About the Practice
The practice operates from a new, modern, full-service veterinary facility supporting a broad range of small animal medical and surgical services.
Clinical services include wellness and preventative care, advanced diagnostics, internal medicine, dentistry, routine and advanced soft-tissue surgery, pain management, urgent care, senior medicine, behavioral medicine, rehabilitation, reproductive services, and client education.
The hospital features advanced in-house diagnostics, digital radiography, dedicated surgical and dental suites, comprehensive treatment areas, and progressive medical technology.
Veterinarians also have access to board-certified specialists within a wider clinical network, providing additional support for complex medical and surgical cases.
An experienced technical team is highly utilized across diagnostics, anesthesia monitoring, surgery, dentistry, treatments, and client communication, allowing veterinarians to concentrate on clinical decision-making and patient care.
The caseload consists primarily of dogs and cats, providing considerable variety across general practice, surgery, dentistry, internal medicine, urgent care, behavioral medicine, rehabilitation, and reproduction.
Responsibilities
Provide high-quality veterinary care for canine and feline patients
Perform comprehensive physical and wellness examinations
Diagnose and treat a broad range of small animal conditions
Develop individualized diagnostic and treatment plans
Provide preventative and wellness medicine
Manage internal medicine cases
Perform routine and appropriate advanced soft-tissue surgery
Provide comprehensive veterinary dentistry
Assess and manage urgent care presentations
Provide appropriate pain management
Manage senior and geriatric patients
Participate in behavioral medicine cases
Support appropriate rehabilitation and reproductive cases
Utilize advanced in-house diagnostic capabilities
Interpret digital radiographs and laboratory findings
Collaborate with specialist veterinarians on complex cases
Educate clients regarding diagnoses and treatment options
Build trusted, long-term client relationships
Maintain accurate and timely medical records
Collaborate with veterinarians, technicians, and support professionals
Participate in continuing education and professional development
Maintain high standards of compassionate veterinary medicine
Candidate Profile
Applicants should hold a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree or equivalent and possess, or be eligible to obtain, a veterinary license in good standing to practice in Nebraska.
Candidates should demonstrate excellent communication skills, a collaborative approach, and a commitment to practising high-quality companion animal medicine.
New graduate veterinarians are encouraged to apply and can benefit from a structured one-year mentorship program, including a dedicated Clinical Mentor, intentional schedule overlap, regular mentor meetings, goal-setting workshops, and professional communication coaching.
Experienced veterinarians will benefit from clinical autonomy, continuing education opportunities, and complimentary RACE-approved CE facilitated by board-certified veterinary specialists.
Veterinarians with particular interests in surgery, dentistry, internal medicine, rehabilitation, behavioral medicine, or other areas of small animal practice are encouraged to continue developing those interests within the role.
Compensation & Benefits
The position offers:
Base salary: $70,000–$120,000 per year
Part-time position
Flexible scheduling
Strong focus on work-life balance
Structured one-year new graduate mentorship
Dedicated Clinical Mentor
Five-day Surgical Mentorship Program
Two-day Dental Wet Lab
Specialist-led continuing education
Clinical autonomy
Access to board-certified specialist support
Advanced in-house diagnostics
Digital radiography
Dedicated surgical and dental facilities
Experienced technical and support team
Opportunities to develop individual clinical interests
Additional compensation and employee benefit details were not provided for this part-time position.
Apply Today
Veterinarians searching for a Part-Time Associate Veterinarian job in Omaha, Nebraska with genuine scheduling flexibility and opportunities for continued clinical development are encouraged to apply.
With a $70,000–$120,000 base salary, flexible part-time scheduling, structured new graduate mentorship, hands-on surgical and dental training, advanced clinical resources, specialist collaboration, and medical autonomy, this opportunity provides an excellent balance between professional development and life outside of work.
Contact:
John Read - CEO & Talent Acquisition Specialist
T: (214) 660-5515
E: john@supremesearchspecialists.com