Veterinary Career Center

To my PA, MD & DE friends licensed in the great state of Delaware, I need your help.  We are celebrating 6 months as owners of the New London Veterinary Center in Newark and  looking for 1-2 veterinarians to join us on a fun ride as we write the next chapter.  The practice has been around forever, it’s a staple of the community.  The staff is incredible and the toys are a plenty.  You get to practice the way you want to practice and have fun in the process. 

We've been busy adding all of the fun stuff over the past couple of months.  So yeah, we’ve got all the bells and whistles – cool gadgets, blah, blah, blah…  everybody has those things these days.  But here’s where we’re a little different.

• Extended appointments – get to work your cases up like you were trained to.
• Clients that treat you like family….. I mean generations of families that trust us with their pet’s care.
• A busy practice where you can easily earn enough to pay your student loan and that extra box of Ramen this month.
• Life mentorship and from people who have been there, done that, and got the t-shirt to prove it.
• Employee benefits that strengthen both the body and the mind.
• Live on the edge of a college town but close enough to the big city to enjoy the best of both worlds.  Just a few miles from Chester County, Pennsylvania and minutes from Northern Maryland.

We can do all of the competitive compensation and benefits just like everywhere else.  It’s a great market to be job hunting, that’s no secret.  But I really believe that this is a practice where you can genuinely feel at home, and that part can’t be duplicated everywhere.  Open to folks interested in both full time and part time positions – give me a call and let’s talk about it.

All the boring details available on request, just ask…  Call/Text/Email/Yell at Dr. Travis Meredith at tmeredithdvm@gmail.com or (484) 524-5846 for more information.

Must be willing to:

1. Laugh
2. Occasionally bring coffee for your techs
3. Be able to engage a listen to client stories about why each and every pet is unique
4. Occasionally partake in a cat rodeo
5. Be empathetic to your clients, your co-workers and yourself
6. Be nice to the drug reps who bring us lunch
7. Ask for help
8. Offer help
9. Be willing to be part of a workplace where giving a sh!t about each other is more than some motivational poster on the wall.