Rotating DVM - Toronto Part-Time or Full-Time

Juno Veterinary•Toronto, ON

29d•CA$125,000 - CA$155,000•Hybrid

About The Position

At Juno Veterinary, we are on a mission to ensure every pet and Juno team member has the support they need to thrive. Our vision is to establish a stellar standard of care for the veterinary industry, the Juno Standard of Care. This isn’t just for our Members and their pets, but for our team of veterinary professionals. Our Team Members are at the heart of everything we do. As a founder-led business, we are looking for someone who shares our vision and wants to be a major part of shaping its future. We are looking for someone who loves the idea of building something new, contributing to our growth, and being part of a group that is growing, evolving and supporting the future of vet med. We are just getting started and we cannot wait to meet you. The ‘Rotating DVM’ role at Juno is new to our Toronto clinics and this can be a Part-Time role (2 shifts/week) or can be a Full-Time role (3-4 shifts/week). We can be flexible in order to support our teams and patients. Juno DVMs are the clinic captains. An important source of professional mentorship, our Doctors of Veterinary Medicine supervise treatment and ensure clinical excellence. They uphold and practice the Juno Standard of Care, veterinary medicine of the highest quality, while being deeply compassionate, constantly collaborative, all while ensuring that every pet and person feel like they matter. Juno veterinarians are not only the hands that care for our patients or the mind that solves problems - they are the heart behind every act of compassion that ripples out across our clinics and community.

Requirements

Minimum of 2 years experience in clinic.
Love all things wellness, medicine, surgery and dentistry.
Able to diagnose and treat infectious, inflammatory, metabolic, degenerative, physiologic and environmental disease.
Able to triage and stabilize urgent/emergent cases before referring.
Communicates clearly and compassionate with team and members.
Demonstrates excellent time management skills - is able to manage scheduled appointments, walk-ins, urgent cases and tasks.
Remains productive; during slower periods, be able to self-start and motivate support staff.
Displays problem-solving capabilities to adapt, troubleshoot, and/or brainstorm solutions when something isn’t working well; this includes contacting the next level up for help and/or support.
Possesses self-knowledge of strengths and weaknesses.
Is able to hear and act on feedback.
Motivated to grow personally and professionally.
Able to flow with the changes that occur at Juno as we grow and continually test/improve our processes.
Works collaboratively with team members and is willing to help out with non-doctor tasks when needed (and able to).
Works collaboratively with other veterinarians in clinic and company-wide to make sure they are on the same page medically and to seek out help with challenging cases.
Want to grow your medical skills.
Want to grow your professional presence and develop leadership skills.
Want to develop your business acumen.
Like collaboration and working as part of a team.
Want to be part of a young growing organization where your actions, your presence, and your voice matter.
Want to effective positive change in your environment and play a role in the evolution of veterinary care.
Want to switch things up and be a presence across a few different clinics.

Nice To Haves

Surgical competence: feline spay and neuter, canine spay and neuter (including mature and large breed), cryptorchid neuter, umbilical hernia repair, mass removals, cystotomy, laceration repair, eyelid surgery, enucleation, gastropexy (ideally).
Dental competence: charting, reading XR, gingival flaps, burring and sectioning, extractions, closing extraction sites (ideally).
Comfort with POCUS and abdominal ultrasound a plus.

Responsibilities

Supervise treatment and ensure clinical excellence.
Uphold and practice the Juno Standard of Care.
Provide veterinary medicine of the highest quality.
Be deeply compassionate and constantly collaborative.
Ensure that every pet and person feel like they matter.
Use DVM status to its highest level in medicine, surgery and dentistry, and as a leader in the clinic.
Primarily responsible for your own patients - appointments, procedures, interpreting lab work, prescribing medication, following up; similar follow ups on clinic patients when primary vet is not in the clinic or available; Timely completion of charting and tasks expected.
Forge connections between members and Juno through positive client experience by way of proactive client plan formulation, small conflict resolution, thoroughness and efficiency.
Actively participate in all team meetings to improve overall medical quality.
Coach and support inexperienced doctors and support team members.
Develop positive relationships with the team.
Clearly and efficiently communicate wants / needs with the support team and leadership team.
Align with and promote Juno initiatives.
Seek to understand basic business needs, metrics, and benchmarks.
Expand your service offerings through CE and trainings.