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5 Ways to Know If Your Dog Has Knee Pain

Your dog can have knee pain without you knowing. Since they cannot communicate as human beings do, it is ideal to know the signs that show they are experiencing discomfort. Technically, their knee or stifle joint is usually on their rear legs.

Routine Steps to Take for Summer Pet Health

Summertime is a great time to get out with your pet and play fun games. It is also an excellent time to meet up with other pet owners so that your pets can socialize. However, summertime comes with several challenges for pet care.

Symptoms and Signs of Cancer in Dogs

Do you have a canine companion? If so, you need to know that one of the leading causes of death in older dogs is cancer. When caught early, half of all cancer cases in dogs are curable, according to experts. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to detect cancer early in dogs.

How Often Do Dogs Need Heartworm Prevention?

The American Heartworm Society suggests giving your dog heartworm medicine every month. Also, you should have your dog checked for heartworms every year. More than 100,000 dogs in America get heartworms yearly, and the number keeps increasing as the disease becomes more common.

Do My Dog's Teeth Need to Be Professionally Cleaned?

Does your dog need to have its teeth professionally cleaned? If so, how often should your dog see the doggy dentist? Dogs develop plaque and tartar on their teeth the same way humans do. Plaque and tartar form from food particles that stick to the teeth and bacteria. Bacteria can grow in the mouth, and spread to the gums.

Responsible Pet Ownership: Top Pet Wellness Tips

Responsible pet ownership is about being a caring and diligent pet parent. This is staying committed to providing satisfactory care and nourishment to your pet to keep them healthy and happy.

Signs That Your Pet May Be Experiencing a Health Emergency

Pet emergencies can come from sudden diseases, injuries, accidents, or ingestions. Knowing your pet needs emergency care is not always obvious. It is ideal to know the signs that show your pet needs emergency medical care for you to act accordingly.

Pet Health Certificates: What You Need to Know

Every pet owner needs to have health certificates for their furry friends. Airlines, international destinations, and states all have rules and regulations about pet travel. Pets should have health certificates before traveling or moving. These certificates prove that your pet is healthy and up to date on vaccinations.

What Qualifies as a Pet Emergency?

If you are a pet parent, you need to ensure that your pet is safe and healthy. Regular visits to the vet will help ensure that your pet is in good health. Some situations require immediate medical attention.

Why You Should Spay or Neuter Your Pet

Spaying or neutering programs are meant to address pet overpopulation that can result in animal homelessness. Whether to spay or neuter your pet is one of the important decisions that can impact your pet’s life. Not only does spaying or neutering impact your pet’s long-term health, but also his or her behavior.

Associate Veterinarian

Do you dream of a place where you have the freedom to deliver care to pets the way you feel is best? Are you searching for a practice that will give you the opportunity to have room to practice the way you want to and lead the team? Are you a motivated, driven Veterinarian that wants to make a difference in the lives of the pets you treat and the staff you work with? Great! We may have the perfect opportunity for you.

Liberty Animal Clinic is privately owned and the newest addition to the Liberty Family of Vet & Pet Care facilities. We are proud to carry-forward the legacy this clinic has built serving the community for more than forty-years. We focus on wellness services and preventative care for small animals. Our enthusiastic team is dedicated to serving our loyal client base without the added stress of working after-hours or emergencies. We offer an incredible benefits package and believe in fostering an emotionally intelligent work environment with a positive work/life balance.

Our animal clinic is located in Hinesville, GA. Hinesville is one of the fastest-growing cities in Southeast Georgia and home to Fort Stewart. Located approximately 45 minutes from Savannah and the Golden Isles, this area offers the unlimited outdoor recreational activities of the Lowcountry at your fingertips as well as being close to the historic Old South cultural vibe of Savannah, GA. From SCAD historic buildings & architectural tours, a foodie paradise with music and food festivals, to art exhibits and Civil War re-enactments, Savannah brims with all kinds of events to excite and entertain!

A Day in Life of our Associate Veterinarian

Lead the medical team and guide the clinic medical caseload daily as the primary Veterinarian
Offer support, advice, and training to our marvelous team members
Enjoy your opportunity to interact with our clients and focus on them and their four-legged fur baby
Diagnose, treat and manage a variety of small animal cases, focusing on wellness & preventative care
Perform routine and elective surgeries at your comfort level
Direct your team of superstars to make your life easier as a Doctor
Communicate with clients about their fur babies medical care and communicate with our sister Hospital with referring cases needing involved medical care or surgeries
A fun and supportive workplace are super important to our culture and growth, we believe you can make them even better!
Recognize a team member’s super performance (we like public praise – donuts and coffee are great too!)

Qualifications

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M) required
Be licensed or able to be licensed in the state of Georgia required
DEA license or the ability to obtain
USDA Accreditation or the ability to obtain
Prefer 2-5 years experience as an associate veterinarian, but we encourage confident new or recent graduates to apply
Ability to work 3 to 4 days per week and two Saturdays per month

What the ideal candidate will offer

You are looking for more than just a generous compensation plan and bonus structure (we have those too!)
A passion for being a team player and flexing your veterinary muscles along with wearing your leadership hat.
A committed learner and teacher, ready and willing to help their team, and also learn from an amazing practice owner with over 15 years of experience as a Vet, 8 of those years as a practice owner.
You enjoy challenges and opportunities to improve quality and function of work.
You are motivated and driven with a high focus on attention to detail

What's In It For You?

What's in it for you?

No emergency or after-hour requirements
Simple referral of cases needing surgery or hospitalization to our sister Hospital in the same town
Opportunity for career advancement and Medical Director positions in our Company
Partnership or ownership opportunities and the ability to learn from a seasoned Multi practice owner Veterinarian
SIMPLE IRA retirement plan with employer match
Continuing Education Allowance & Dedicated CE PTO Days
Generous amount of Paid Time Off
ALL Veterinary Association Dues & Licenses paid
Deep Employee Discounts & Membership incentives

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, protected veteran status or other characteristics protected by law.

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COVID-19 Status Update

In order to protect the safety of our team, our Doctors, and our clients, we will be instituting changes to our client protocol in order to continue to provide services to our community’s pets. We are requesting that pet owners DO NOT enter our building. We will remain open for drop off and curbside service ONLY. Prescription refills will require a 24-hour notice. Payment for physical examination, diagnostics, treatments, and medications will be taken over the phone. We will continue to see all pets as necessary however, we will be rescheduling all previously scheduled ELECTIVE PROCEDURES and no longer be scheduling ELECTIVE PROCEDURES in order to conserve medical supplies. Please be patient as we institute these changes. Please do not hesitate to contact us at (912) 205-5400 with any questions or concerns you may have.

Thank You,
Liberty Animal Clinic

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