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Associate Veterinarian Job in Canada 2026 | Santa Fe Pet HospitalAssociate Veterinarian Job in Canada 2026 | Santa Fe Pet HospitalSanta Fe Pet Hospital, part of the PetVet Care Centers network, is seeking a highly motivated Associate Veterinarian to join its team in Calgary, Alberta, Canada for 2026. This is a premium, full-time professional opportunity offering an attractive annual salary range of CAD 175,000 to CAD 200,000, along with substantial bonus, relocation, and career development support.This role is ideally suited for internationally trained or internationally mobile veterinarians who are seeking a stable, long-term career pathway in North America within a well-structured, professionally managed veterinary group.About the RoleAs an Associate Veterinarian, you will play a central role in delivering comprehensive, high-quality medical and surgical care to companion animals. You will work in a modern, well-equipped, full-service animal hospital environment alongside experienced veterinarians, technicians, and support staff.The position combines hands-on clinical practice with strong client interaction, case management, and contribution to hospital standards and protocols. The role is designed for professionals who value clinical excellence, teamwork, and long-term career progression in a structured and supportive environment.About the Hiring FirmSanta Fe Pet Hospital is part of PetVet Care Centers, a leading veterinary care network with over 420 hospitals and more than 11,000 team members across North America. The organization is known for its Culture of Care philosophy, combining local medical autonomy with national-level operational, training, and career development support.The group invests heavily in professional growth, well-being, continuing education, and leadership development, making it a highly attractive destination for veterinarians seeking international mobility and long-term career stability.ResponsibilitiesPerform comprehensive physical examinations, diagnostics, and treatment planningConduct surgical procedures, dental treatments, and medical interventionsCommunicate clearly and compassionately with pet owners regarding diagnoses and care plansMaintain accurate and compliant medical records and case documentationPrescribe medications and manage pharmacy and controlled substance protocolsMonitor hospitalized patients and participate in daily medical roundsCollaborate with the hospital management team on clinical standards and workflowsSupport staff development, teamwork, and efficient clinical operationsParticipate in training, protocol reviews, and practice improvement initiativesRequirementsDoctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM or VMD) from an accredited institutionEligibility for veterinary licensure in the relevant jurisdictionMinimum of 1 year of clinical veterinary practice experienceStrong diagnostic, surgical, and clinical decision-making skillsExcellent communication and client relationship management abilitiesAbility to work effectively in a multidisciplinary team environmentPhysical ability to perform clinical duties, including lifting up to 50 poundsCommitment to ethical practice, continuing education, and high standards of careOpenness to relocation and long-term international career development pathwaysThis opportunity represents a high-income, career-building veterinary position within a respected international veterinary group offering relocation support, professional development, and long-term stability. For internationally mobile veterinarians seeking a premium role in North America in 2026, this position provides both exceptional compensation and a strong platform for career growth within a globally recognized veterinary network. #J-18808-Ljbffr