Veterinary Surgeon -- No Weekends

SPCA Florida•Lakeland, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

SPCA Florida is seeking a Veterinary Surgeon who values exceptional patient care, positive leadership, and teamwork. Primary responsibilities include performing high-volume spay/neuter surgeries for public-owned animals and community cats. Candidates should either possess experience with or be willing to learn additional specialty surgical procedures, including: Amputations, Pyometra surgeries, Eye enucleations, Minor soft tissue procedures, Mass removals, Cystotomy, Wound reconstruction, Drain placement, Hernia repairs, Foreign body surgery and exploratory surgery, and Other routine shelter and community medicine surgeries. Our doctors are supported by experienced, knowledgeable technicians and modern veterinary equipment, including: In-house laboratory and diagnostic equipment, Digital radiology, Dental radiology, High-speed dental equipment, Ultrasound, and Laser therapy. Our technicians assist with diagnostics, radiographs, medications, patient care, and treatment support, allowing doctors to focus on practicing medicine. SPCA Florida is dedicated to creating a workplace that balances professional excellence with a positive and rewarding culture. If you are passionate about surgery, animal welfare, and making a meaningful difference in your community, we would love to hear from you. SPCA Florida is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug-Free Workplace. Background checks are conducted as part of the hiring process.

Requirements

Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from an accredited institution required.
Active Florida, unrestricted veterinary license (or ability to obtain).
DEA license (or ability to obtain).
Small animal veterinary experience.
Strong surgical skills.
Ability to maintain a busy surgical schedule.
Positive leadership abilities.
Strong clinical judgment.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Collaborative team-oriented attitude.
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment.
Willingness to learn additional specialty surgical procedures.

Nice To Haves

Experience with specialty surgeries.

Responsibilities

Performing high-volume spay/neuter surgeries for public-owned animals and community cats.
Performing additional specialty surgical procedures, including: Amputations, Pyometra surgeries, Eye enucleations, Minor soft tissue procedures, Mass removals, Cystotomy, Wound reconstruction, Drain placement, Hernia repairs, Foreign body surgery and exploratory surgery.
Performing other routine shelter and community medicine surgeries.
Leading surgery department operations.
Assisting with occasional emergency surgeries.