Contract Veterinarian Mobile Clinic Texas

Dutch•Texas, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Dutch is seeking experienced veterinarians to work as independent contractors at in-person vaccine events in Texas. The role provides routine preventative and wellness care for dogs and cats, including vaccinations, brief examinations, diagnostic test review, parasite-prevention recommendations, client education, and medical documentation. The clinics operate on weekends, and veterinarians choose which weekend days they are available. Shifts may involve multiple clinic locations per day, and veterinarians must remain onsite for the duration of each scheduled clinic. Veterinarians work alongside veterinary technicians and customer service representatives, with additional support staff on busier routes. They are supported by the Clinical Director, Vet Support team, and Dutch’s clinical platform. This role is focused on preventative care, wellness, and vaccines; medical procedures are not performed. Heartworm tests are provided. The position is a 1099 independent contractor role with flexible hours and a set hourly rate.

Requirements

Graduated from an AVMA-accredited veterinary school or completed requirements to practice in the United States.
Hold an active license in one or more states where Dutch operates.
Maintain a license in good standing, with no malpractice or disciplinary actions.
Have at least 3 years of post-graduate clinical experience.
Have a personal vehicle.
Have strong written and verbal communication skills.
Demonstrate a collaborative, compassionate approach to care.
Be comfortable using telehealth tools and managing consults independently.
Have weekend availability and the ability to work across multiple clinics per day.
Be available onsite for the duration of scheduled vaccine clinics.

Responsibilities

Provide routine wellness and vaccination services for dogs and cats.
Review vaccine histories, determine appropriate vaccine schedules, and administer or supervise vaccine administration as allowed by state regulations.
Perform brief physical examinations, confirm vaccines are appropriate, and establish a veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) when required.
Review and interpret SNAP test results and make appropriate recommendations when results are abnormal.
Recommend parasite prevention and other preventative care based on each pet’s needs.
Maintain accurate medical records and complete required documentation, including rabies certificates.
Monitor for vaccine reactions and respond appropriately, including following the designated after-hours emergency hospital or referral plan when needed.
Educate pet owners about vaccine recommendations, expected reactions, parasite prevention, and general wellness.
Collaborate with veterinary technicians and support staff to provide a safe, efficient, and positive client experience.
Provide empathetic, high-quality care in accordance with clinical protocols and each pet’s individual needs.
Remain onsite for the duration of each scheduled vaccine clinic.