CareVet Health·Zanesville, Ohio
The veterinarian will diagnose and treat small animals, perform surgeries, and administer vaccinations. They are also responsible for advising pet owners on general care and collaborating with the medical team to provide high-quality care.
Looking for a consistent part-time schedule in a supportive, low-drama hospital where you can focus on patient care?
Brandywine Hospital for Pets is seeking a part-time veterinarian to join our collaborative three-doctor small animal practice.
This role is ideal for a doctor who wants flexibility while still practicing quality medicine with a dependable team and established clientele.
You’ll help expand appointment availability for our growing community, including some evening coverage and a rotating Saturday schedule.
What It’s Like to Practice Here We are a well-established, community-centered hospital with long-term staff and loyal clients who value thorough care and strong relationships.
Our doctors collaborate naturally, share cases, and support each other — making it easy to step into the schedule without feeling isolated or overwhelmed.
We prioritize: Reasonable appointment pacing Reliable technician support Clear communication between team members A respectful, positive workplace culture Predictable scheduling for work-life balance This is a great fit for a veterinarian looking to maintain clinical involvement without the demands of a full-time schedule.
Medical Capabilities & Equipment You’ll have the tools needed to work efficiently: Digital radiology Ultrasound In-house laboratory Electronic medical records Experienced support staff Part-Time Work, Full-Time Benefits: Competitive compensation and generous signing bonus with no non-compete Financial planning including 401k with match and student loan support Veterinarian-focused culture promoting work/life balance and paid time off Mentorship-driven experience with strong focus on skill development and CE opportunities, including coverage for dues and licensing Employee Assistance Program with a focus on compassion fatigue and stress support, including access to CareVet’s on-staff licensed social worker Health Stipend Life in Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville offers small-town affordability with convenient access to Columbus, just about an hour away.
You’ll enjoy: Outdoor recreation along the Muskingum River and Blue Rock State Park Local art and culture, including the Zanesville Museum of Art Family-friendly neighborhoods and short commutes It’s a comfortable, welcoming community that makes it easy to balance work and life.
Examine animals to assess their health and diagnose problems Treat and dress wounds Perform surgery on animals Test for and vaccinate against diseases Operate medical equipment, such as x-ray machines Advise animal owners about general care, medical conditions, and treatments Prescribe medication Work closely in collaboration with team members to provide high quality care
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM/VMD) or equivalent degree required Licensure in the state/s candidate will be working Ability to show compassion to both pets and their owners Outstanding dexterity in handling animals while performing precise tasks Ability to react quickly and make decisions under pressure about the wellbeing of an animal Strong fondness and understanding of animals Good communication and interpersonal skills Knowledge of animal behavior Ability to use medical technologies during diagnosis, research and surgery of animals To learn more, contact: Skyler Lair 📞 (214) 616-8873 ✉ slair@carevethealth.com About the Network CareVet is a network of veterinary hospitals that focuses on managing best-in-class hospitals with a mission to provide the very best care for our pets. Our holistic approach to veterinary medicine focuses on practice legacy, team, veterinarians, patients and community. Learn more about CareVet at carevethealth.com. Watch this video to learn more!
Candidates must hold a DVM/VMD or equivalent degree and possess valid licensure in the state of practice. Strong interpersonal skills, compassion for animals, and the ability to make quick decisions under pressure are required.
Market context
Part-time veterinarian roles in Ohio are often driven by steady demand from companion-animal practices, emergency clinics, and mixed-animal providers that need flexible coverage. These positions can be competitive because employers look for a DVM/VMD, active Ohio licensure, strong client communication, and calm decision-making under pressure. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here, then confirm licensure details and prepare examples of handling urgent cases and client conversations.