Established in 1946, Woodburn & Sequoia Veterinary Clinics have been providing professional and personal animal care to the Woodburn, OR and Canby, OR communities. Join our staff of expert veterinarians and skilled staff who specialize in immediate care, diagnostic services (including ultrasound), behavioral consultation, surgical services, laser therapy, wellness care, and beyond. Our communities are growing and so are we!

Fuel your passion for patient care with a team of compassionate veterinary professionals who are committed to medical and surgical excellence in an empathetic, warm, and friendly environment. We offer interesting, diverse, and challenging cases with a dedication to maintaining a work-life balance.

New graduates are encouraged to apply!

What to expect:

• A tenured, close-knit team of expert veterinarians and skilled support staff
• A team that welcomes new perspectives and encourages collaboration to move our hospital forward
• Interested in progressive medicine? So are we!
• Work/life balance; 4-day work weeks
• Competitive compensation package

Job Summary

The Associate Veterinarian is an invaluable member of the hospital team who works directly with a Managing Doctor and supporting medical staff. This individual advances the quality of medicine in the practice and provides exceptional client service to our clients and patients.

Skills and Basic Qualifications

• Candidate must be a graduate of an AVMA-accredited college or have successfully passed the ECFVG certification program or the PAVE certification program
• Licensure in good standing to practice in the state of Oregon.
• Commitment to practicing the highest standard of medicine and upholding the veterinary code of ethics.
• Demonstrates excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Works collaboratively with hospital team members.
• Makes decisions confidently and effectively.
• Manages time and tasks appropriately.
• Models a professional and courteous manner with staff and clients.
• Commitment to ongoing educational development and growth