Veterinarian - Medical Director

Destination Pet, LLC•San Antonio, TX

5d•$150,000 - $160,000•Onsite

About The Position

Destination Pet is seeking a Medical Director DVM to join their passionate team at Stone Oak Veterinary Clinic in San Antonio. The Medical Director's objective is to oversee the medical operations within the hospital, mentor the medical staff, and lead the advancement of high-quality patient care and client service. They are looking for someone passionate about high-quality veterinary medicine who thrives in a supportive, collaborative environment. Destination Pet is a well-established, full-service general practice hospital with a legacy of excellence and loyal clientele, dedicated to staying current with the latest advancements in diagnostics, medical treatments, surgical procedures, and preventative wellness, providing top-of-the-line medical, surgical, and dental equipment, as well as an in-house laboratory and ultrasonography.

Requirements

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree.
Minimum of 5 years of veterinary experience or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Advanced technical skills in veterinary medicine.
Strong emotional intelligence, self-awareness, authenticity, and empathy.
Positive attitude and leadership presence.
36 hours of Patient Contact Time

Responsibilities

Provide strong, stable leadership within the hospital.
Foster cohesive and high-functioning medical teams.
Communicate effectively with colleagues and the referring veterinary community.
Perform additional duties consistent with the role of Medical Director as assigned.
Mentor veterinarians and medical staff to support professional growth.
Guide staff in understanding how behaviors impact revenue and practice success.
Provide individualized coaching and development.
Review monthly production performance and coach for improvement.
Collaborate with the Hospital Manager to set priorities, manage costs, and ensure operational success.
Monitor and evaluate hospital protocols from patient intake to discharge.
Participate in the implementation of new initiatives and operational updates.
May serve as the designated veterinarian for facility permits or licenses as required.
Represent the hospital and company at community events.
Join local service organizations or participate in outreach efforts to enhance reputation.
Dedicate at least 12 hours per quarter to business development activities and submit quarterly reports.
Provide direct patient care including examinations, diagnoses, treatments, and surgeries.
Operate medical equipment and prescribe medications.
Communicate with clients regarding medical conditions and treatment plans.
Collaborate with Associate DVM staff to develop individualized treatment plans, educate clients effectively, and address all questions and concerns professionally.
Lead and participate in ongoing medical quality assurance, including case reviews, continuing education, and compliance with state and federal regulations.