Description

All Creatures Veterinary Service in Big Timber, MT, is seeking a full time associate to join our  busy, rural mixed animal practice.   An enthusiastic, team-oriented applicant with good communication skills is desired.  New graduates with interest in small animal medicine and surgery, bovine herd health and reproduction, and general equine medicine and surgery considered.  Clinic is equipped with hematology and chemistry analyzer, digital and dental radiography, ultrasounds, and Silencer hydraulic mobile chute.  We strive to keep our business progressive and welcome new ideas and skills.

We are nestled along two mountain ranges and the Yellowstone River in south central Montana which offers numerous outdoor recreational activities including hunting, hiking, camping, fishing, and boating.  We have great clientele, and Big Timber offers many amenities.  Referral clinics located approximately 1 hour east and west in Billings and Bozeman.  Salary and benefits competitive.  Applicants please contact Kirk or Jason at 406-932-4324 or by email at info@acvsmt.com.

Requirements

Education & Licensure
        DVM or VMD degree from an AVMA-accredited veterinary school

        Eligible for or currently licensed to practice veterinary medicine in the state of Montana

        USDA accreditation (or willingness to obtain)

Clinical Skills
        Comfortable working in a true mixed-animal setting including small animal, large animal, and occasional equine cases

        Ability to perform or willingness to learn routine soft-tissue surgery

        Emergency and critical care stabilization skills

        Reproductive services including pregnancy checks, herd health, and breeding soundness exams

        Strong diagnostic and clinical decision-making abilities

Work Style & Professional Traits
        Self-motivated with the ability to work independently, especially on farm and ranch calls

        Strong communication skills with clients, staff, and referral partners

        Team-oriented mindset with willingness to mentor or be mentored

        Compassionate, ethical, and committed to high-quality patient care

        Adaptable and comfortable with the unique challenges of rural practice

Physical & Practical Requirements
        Ability to lift and restrain animals with appropriate team support

        Comfort working outdoors in varying Montana weather conditions

        Willingness to participate in an on-call rotation for large animal emergencies

        Valid driver’s license and ability to operate a practice vehicle

Experience Level
        New graduates welcome — mentorship available

        Experience in mixed animal or rural practice preferred but not required

Additional Preferred Qualifications
        Interest in community involvement and building long-term client relationships

        Familiarity with herd health programs and preventive medicine

        Comfort using modern practice software and electronic medical records