Associate Veterinarian

About the role

Our Veterinarians: Develop a relationship with our clients and partner with them to deliver the highest quality patient care possible. Treat each pet individually to minimize stress, anxiety or discomfort. Stay up-to-date with innovative and emerging veterinary medications, procedures, treatments, protocols and equipment. Collaborate and function as a team within the hospital. Help to continue developing the support team. Treat every client like family and each patient like their own pet.

Qualifications & Requirements

What We're Looking For DVM degree and active (or eligible) Tennessee veterinary license Strong clinical, surgical, and communication skills A genuine team player who builds real relationships with clients and patients Someone ready for a city with real energy - and ready to make it home

About the Role

Join a well-established, respected small animal practice with a loyal client base and a team that genuinely enjoys working together. Full- or part-time schedule available Competitive salary + production, relocation assistance, and full benefits package Modern equipment and in-house diagnostics Supportive, collaborative team culture Room to practice great medicine your way Why Nashville?

Nashville's nickname is "Music City," but that barely scratches the surface of what makes this place genuinely fun to live in. A legendary live music scene, every night of the week. From the historic Ryman Auditorium - the "Mother Church of Country Music," where Johnny Cash met June Carter - to the energy of Honky Tonk Highway on Lower Broadway, live music isn't a special occasion here, it's a Tuesday.

The world's only full-scale Parthenon replica sits right in Centennial Park, originally built in 1897 and rebuilt in concrete in the 1920s - complete with a towering recreation of the Athena Parthenos statue inside. A genuinely strange and wonderful thing to have in your city park. A food and nightlife scene that keeps growing.

Rooftop bars, James Beard-recognized restaurants, hot chicken institutions, and the Nashville Farmers' Market all give you plenty of reasons to explore after a shift. Green space without leaving the city. Centennial Park, Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, and Cheekwood Estate's 55 acres of gardens and art give you a genuine escape without a long drive. A city that takes its art seriously, in unexpected ways.

Nashville's mural scene is everywhere - walk a few blocks downtown and you'll run into several without even trying. Pro sports and minor league charm. Catch the Nashville Sounds at their guitar-shaped-scoreboard ballpark, or take in Titans football and Predators hockey if you're into the bigger leagues. A genuinely central location.

Nashville International Airport offers easy, direct access to most of the country, and you're a short drive from the Great Smoky Mountains if you need a weekend in the woods. Room to be a little weird. Dragon Park, Madame Tussauds, an axe-throwing bar with skyline views, a motor museum in an old bakery - Nashville has a real appetite for the offbeat alongside its polish. Ready to Make Music City Home?

If you're a veterinarian looking for a strong practice in a city that never runs out of things to do, we'd love to hear from you. Send your resume and a note about what you're looking for in your next role. McCormick Animal Clinic | Nashville, TN Great medicine. Great team. A city that never misses a beat.