Veterinarian

About the Role

Join a respected small animal hospital known in the community for friendly, knowledgeable care and a loyal client base. Full- or part-time schedule available. Weekday hospital hours (Monday through Friday) with weekends off, so your Saturdays belong to the lake. Competitive salary + production, relocation assistance, and a full benefits package. Well-equipped hospital, including digital radiology, ultrasound, a surgical laser, and dental services. A team that treats clients and patients like family, and each other too. Room to practice quality medicine the way you want to.

Schedule

Full- or part-time schedule available. Weekday hospital hours (Monday through Friday) with weekends off.

Pay

Competitive salary + production.

Benefits

Relocation assistance and a full benefits package. Well-equipped hospital featuring digital radiology, ultrasound, a surgical laser, and dental services. A supportive team that treats clients and patients like family.

Qualifications

• DVM degree or equivalent from an AVMA‑accredited university
• Active (or eligible) Tennessee veterinary license
• Current DEA license or ability to obtain upon hire
• Active veterinary state license
• USDA accreditation or ability to obtain upon hire
• Solid clinical and surgical skills
• Client‑friendly communication style
• Compassionate, team‑oriented, strong communicator
• Proficient in general medicine and surgery
• Desire to build lasting relationships with clients and patients
• Willingness to trade traffic for lake views

Why Morristown?

Morristown is a friendly East Tennessee city tucked between Cherokee and Douglas Lakes, a short drive from Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Cherokee Lake offers roughly 400 miles of shoreline for boating, paddling, swimming, camping, and is a top bass‑fishing destination in the Southeast, with excellent striper fishing too. Panther Creek State Park provides over 1,400 acres with 30+ miles of hiking trails, 15+ miles of mountain biking, horseback trails, and a scenic lookout at Point Lookout. The town styles itself as Tennessee’s Disc Golf Capital®, featuring four championship‑caliber courses. Downtown Morristown boasts a unique “overhead sidewalk” from its 1962 flood rebuild, is on the National Register of Historic Places, and hosts events like the First Fridays concert series, Farmers Market, Arts in the Park, and the International Food Festival. Enjoy craft beer at 1907 Brewing Company, explore the Rose Center for the Arts in a Victorian schoolhouse, or visit the Davy Crockett Tavern Museum. Outdoor enthusiasts can take on mountain‑bike races, trail runs, and triathlons at Panther Creek, while Knoxville’s amenities lie about 45 minutes away.