Associate Veterinarian (DVM) in Palm Desert, CA
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About The Position
El Paseo Animal Hospital is seeking an Associate Veterinarian to join our NEW clinic in the heart of Palm Desert! Founded by Dr. David Jeffrey and Dr. Rachael Jeffrey, El Paseo Animal Hospital is the premier veterinary center for pets in Palm Desert, La Quinta, Rancho Mirage, Palm Springs, and beyond. The Jeffreys have cared for pets in the greater Coachella Valley for over a decade for locals and seasonal visitors alike. Our clinic is open five days a week, and we practice low-stress handling techniques treating a variety of species including cats, dogs, rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, hamsters, mice, rats, pocket pets, birds, pet chickens & ducks, amphibians, reptiles, pigs, and goats. Our services include wellness exams, sick visits, vaccinations, microchipping, nutrition & weight management, allergy & dermatology, X-ray, ultrasound, in-house lab, dental, surgery including spay & neuter, pain management, in-house pharmacy, reptile habitat consultation, snake relocation, and more! We continue to grow and are looking for a great veterinarian to add to our team. We are open to all experience levels, and New Graduates are welcome to apply! El Paseo Animal Hospital has a robust, family-oriented team environment with excellent work-life balance. We aim to practice the highest-quality medicine with a fun and cohesive team. Our passion is superior-level medicine, collaborative relationships with our clients, and a nurturing, family-friendly work environment focused on the team's goals. Our culture is devoted to providing the most compassionate, comprehensive companion animal healthcare services for those who choose them. Our values embody integrity, initiative, respect, honesty, and compassion. We offer 30-minute appointment times to focus on the needs of our patients and clients and benefit the doctors and staff. Our goal is to have both healthy patients and healthy doctors. Compassion fatigue and toxic stress are real and present dangers in this profession, and we endeavor to combat them in our practice in many ways, including a negotiable salary, generous benefits, and a family-friendly atmosphere.
