Description

Grants Pass Community Veterinary Clinic — Grants Pass, Oregon

~ Bringing Medicine Back to the Pets — and Life Back to You.~

About Us

Grants Pass Community Veterinary Clinic (GPCVC) is an independently owned small animal practice located in the heart of the Rogue Valley in Southern Oregon. Opened in 2026 on the site of a beloved, longstanding local veterinary hospital, GPCVC combines a legacy of trusted community care with modern facilities, equipment, and systems. We are independently owned — not part of a corporate consolidator — and we're committed to staying that way.

We are currently working toward establishing our non profit arm to the clinic and will have this in place by the end of the year.

The Opportunity

We're seeking a licensed Associate Veterinarian to join our growing team. This is an opportunity to practice quality medicine in a supportive, low-pressure environment, without the overnight shifts, on-call rotations, or production quotas common at larger corporate practices.

Accessibility is central to how we practice. Because we operate on lower margins and keep costs down for clients, we're able to say "yes" more often — to the diagnostic workup, the imaging, the bloodwork — instead of constantly trimming the plan to fit a client's budget or a corporate revenue target. That means you get to practice the medicine you were trained to practice, recommend what the patient actually needs, and see cases through properly rather than compromising care to hit a number.

Why Grants Pass, Oregon

Grants Pass sits in the Rogue Valley, surrounded by the Cascade and Siskiyou mountains, with the Rogue River running through town. Enjoy whitewater rafting, fly fishing, hiking, and mountain biking minutes from home, mild four-season weather without harsh winters, and a lower cost of living than major West Coast cities. Wine country in the Rogue and Applegate valleys, the Ashland Shakespeare Festival, and the Oregon Coast are all within about 90 minutes.

Requirements

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM/VMD) degree from an accredited institution
• Active, unrestricted license (or eligibility for licensure) to practice veterinary medicine in Oregon
• Strong clinical and surgical skills across general small animal practice
• Excellent communication skills with clients and team member
• New graduates and experienced veterinarians alike are encouraged to apply

• Benefits
• Competitive salary ($150,000–$200,000)
• Predictable schedule — no overnights, no on-call
• Modern facility and equipment
• Supportive, collegial team culture
• Opportunity to help shape a growing independent practice in a small town that needs you, and appreciates you
• Health insurance - no out of pocket with low annual deductible for employees
• PTO - generous paid and non paid
• CE allowance
• license/dues reimbursement
• Retirement plan