Associate Veterinarian

Company Description Parkview Cat Clinic is a veterinary facility dedicated exclusively to feline healthcare, providing focused and specialized care for cats. With a team of experienced veterinarians and compassionate support staff, the clinic offers a full range of services from wellness exams and preventive care to advanced diagnostics and medical treatments. The state-of-the-art environment is designed to reduce stress for feline patients and support their comfort and safety. Parkview Cat Clinic promotes a cat-friendly atmosphere, emphasizing gentle handling, clear communication with caregivers, and individualized treatment plans. The clinic is committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care that supports long-term health and well-being for cats in the community.

Role Description The Associate Veterinarian will provide high-quality medical, surgical, and dental care to feline patients in a full-time, on-site role located in Inver Grove Heights, MN. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting physical examinations, diagnosing and treating illnesses, developing treatment plans, and performing routine and advanced procedures. The role involves communicating clearly with caregivers about diagnoses, treatment options, preventive care, and home care instructions, as well as maintaining accurate medical records and collaborating closely with the veterinary team and support staff. The Associate Veterinarian will contribute to a calm, cat-centered environment by using low-stress handling techniques and supporting clinic protocols that prioritize patient comfort and safety. Additional responsibilities may include participating in case reviews, supporting staff training, and contributing to continuous improvement of clinical standards and client service.

Qualifications

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM or equivalent) from an accredited institution; eligibility for licensure in Minnesota.
• Strong clinical skills in feline medicine, including physical examinations, diagnostics, and treatment planning.
• Competence in common feline surgical and dental procedures, with a commitment to pain management and patient safety.
• Demonstrated ability to communicate clearly, respectfully, and empathetically with caregivers and team members.
• Experience with or interest in low-stress, feline-friendly handling techniques and behavior-informed care.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a team-based clinical setting, supporting technicians and other staff.
• Solid organizational and time-management skills to manage caseloads and maintain accurate medical records.
• Interest in continuing education and professional development in feline medicine and related specialties.
• Previous experience in a feline-exclusive or small animal practice is beneficial but not required.