Clinical Development Veterinarian (Veterinary Mentor) | Dallas, Texas | Small Animal DVM | Veterinary Leadership & Mentorship

Join Our Team as a Clinical Development Veterinarian Are you an experienced Small Animal Veterinarian (DVM) who is passionate about mentoring, coaching, and developing the next generation of veterinary professionals? We're seeking a Clinical Development Veterinarian (Mentorship Veterinarian) based in Dallas, Texas, to support the continued growth and clinical excellence of our hospitals throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding region. This unique veterinary leadership role combines hands-on clinical practice with mentorship, professional development, and regional support. You'll play a key role in helping veterinarians build confidence in medicine, surgery, and dentistry while continuing to provide exceptional patient care at your home hospital. As a Clinical Development Veterinarian, you'll divide your time between practicing medicine at your home hospital and traveling throughout the surrounding region to mentor veterinarians, strengthen clinical teams, and support our WVP Launch Mentorship Program. Location: Dallas, Texas (Home Hospital) Territory: Dallas-Fort Worth and surrounding regional hospitals Travel: Regional travel up to 50% to support hospitals, veterinary teams, students, and mentorship initiatives. Time Allocation: Approximately 50% Clinical Practice Approximately 50% Veterinary Mentorship, Coaching, Leadership, and Professional Development Key Responsibilities Provide High-Quality Small Animal Veterinary Care Deliver exceptional medical and surgical care for companion animals. Maintain an active clinical caseload in general practice. Demonstrate excellent clinical judgment and evidence-based veterinary medicine. Perform routine and advanced soft tissue surgery with confidence. Support high-quality veterinary dentistry and promote comprehensive oral health care. Model outstanding client communication and patient care. Serve as a trusted clinical leader and resource for veterinary teams. Mentor and Develop Veterinarians As a Veterinary Mentor, you'll help doctors grow both clinically and professionally by providing individualized coaching and support. Responsibilities include: Mentor early-career and experienced veterinarians. Coach DVMs in medical decision-making and clinical reasoning. Support growth in surgery, dentistry, diagnostics, and case management. Improve medical record quality and workflow efficiency. Help veterinarians strengthen communication with clients and hospital teams. Provide real-time case consultations and clinical coaching. Create personalized professional development plans. Foster confidence through constructive feedback and hands-on learning. Support Surgical and Dental Mentorship Help veterinarians become confident surgeons and dental practitioners by: Coaching surgical planning and case selection. Providing hands-on surgical mentorship. Reviewing surgical techniques and post-operative outcomes. Promoting participation in WVP Dental U. Helping doctors expand veterinary dental services within their hospitals. Encouraging best practices in anesthesia, pain management, and dentistry. Strengthen the WVP Launch Mentorship Program Support our structured Veterinary Mentorship Program by: Guiding newly graduated veterinarians through onboarding. Partnering with in-hospital mentors. Monitoring clinical progress and professional growth. Identifying strengths and opportunities for development. Recommending additional educational resources when needed. Helping ensure long-term success and career satisfaction. Engage Veterinary Students and Externs Build the future of veterinary medicine by: Meeting with veterinary students and externs. Supporting clinical learning experiences. Introducing students to career opportunities within WVP. Helping identify future veterinary talent. Sharing mentorship opportunities and career development resources. Drive Veterinary Leadership and Program Development Partner with clinical and operational leaders to strengthen veterinary education and ment…