As a Mobile Veterinarian, you’ll deliver in-home euthanasia, hospice, and palliative care to aging or seriously ill pets, prioritizing peace, comfort, and emotional support for both animals and their people. Operating independently but never isolated, you’ll be backed by a responsive medical leadership team, dedicated care coordinators, and streamlined logistics that let you focus entirely on the quality of each visit.
What You’ll Do
- Conduct in-home visits with a gentle, Fear Free–informed approach, ensuring pets remain calm and families feel heard
- Guide pet owners through difficult end-of-life decisions with empathy and clarity
- Deliver compassionate care with dignity, maintaining thorough and timely medical records
- Collaborate with internal clinical teams and local veterinary partners to ensure continuity of care
- Engage in ongoing education and professional development opportunities
- Build trust within the community by representing a trusted, values-driven practice
What You Bring
- DVM, VMD, or equivalent degree from an accredited institution
- Current veterinary license or eligibility to obtain one in Michigan
- Valid U.S. driver’s license and reliable transportation
- Ability to safely manage physical demands, including lifting up to 50 lbs unassisted
- Flexibility to work weekends on a rotating basis
- Commitment to compassionate, client-centered care
Preferred Experience
- Background in palliative or hospice medicine
- Fear Free certification or related training
Why This Practice Stands Apart
- No corporate ownership—this is a privately held practice focused on mission, not margins
- No non-compete clauses
- Full benefits package including medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Disability coverage, paid time off, and reimbursement for DEA and state licensing
- All equipment, medications, and supplies provided
- CE conference support when Heartstrings is in attendance
- Access to VetGirlU for continuing education
- Robust administrative and scheduling support to eliminate clinic-style stress
- Real input in clinical and operational decisions—your perspective matters
- Opportunities for professional growth as the practice expands
