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About Heartstrings Pet Hospice Heartstrings Pet Hospice is a privately owned, rapidly growing in-home euthanasia and end-of-life care practice founded on our core values of Compassion, Dignity, and Respect. Unlike corporate or private-equity–backed organizations, our focus is on people—our families, our patients, and our medical team. We are expanding into St. Louis & Other Surrounding Area's and we are seeking exceptional Associate Veterinarians who want to practice meaningful medicine in a supportive, values-driven environment. At Heartstrings, you will never be asked to sign a non-compete agreement. We believe great veterinarians stay because they’re valued—not because they’re restricted. Position Overview As an Associate Veterinarian with Heartstrings Pet Hospice, you will provide compassionate, gentle in-home euthanasia, hospice, and palliative care. You’ll work independently in the field while being fully supported by a collaborative medical leadership team, dedicated Veterinary Care Specialists (VCS), and strong operational infrastructure. This role offers flexibility, autonomy, emotional fulfillment, and a low-stress medical environment, allowing you to focus on what matters most—supporting pets and families during life’s most meaningful moments. Why Heartstrings? Privately Owned – Not Corporate • Direct access to leadership and medical decision-makers • No private equity or volume-driven pressure • A collaborative, family-centered culture • Your voice matters—clinically and professionally No Non-Compete Requirement Your career belongs to you. Always. Flexibility & Balance • Full-time and part-time opportunities • Thoughtfully scheduled appointments • No clinic chaos, no double-booking • Autonomy over your workday Purpose-Driven Medicine Every visit is centered on comfort, compassion, and dignity—for pets and the people who love them. Key Responsibilities • Provide in-home euthanasia, hospice, and palliative care in a compassionate, Fear Free–aligned manner • Support families through the end-of-life process with empathy, patience, and professionalism • Maintain accurate and timely medical documentation • Collaborate with Heartstrings’ medical leadership and support teams • Participate in ongoing training, education, and clinical development Ideal Candidate • Compassionate, emotionally intelligent, and client-focused • Comfortable working independently in the field • Strong communicator during emotionally sensitive situations • Seeking meaningful, purpose-driven veterinary work • Values autonomy, flexibility, and a supportive team environment • Interested in a long-term role with a privately owned practice Experience in hospice, palliative care, or Fear Free certification is a plus—but not required. Comprehensive training is provided. Veterinarian Core Responsibilities • Provide in-home euthanasia and hospice care for geriatric and terminally ill pets • Guide families in making end-of-life decisions for their pets • Build relationships with local veterinary clinics, serving as an extension of their excellent care Requirements • Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM, VMD, or BVMS) from an accredited veterinary school • Active (or ability to obtain) veterinary license in the state of practice • Must possess a valid U.S. driver’s license • Availability to work some weekends as part of a rotating schedule • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs unassisted and up to 100 lbs with assistance • Candidates will be subject to a background check and motor vehicle record (MVR) check post-hire and prior to their associated start date Benefits • No non-compete agreement • Medical, dental, and vision insurance • Short-term and long-term disability • Paid time off • DEA reimbursement • State veterinary license reimbursement (including multi-state coverage when applicable) • Access to VetGirlU • CE registration covered at conferences where Heartstrings exhibits (VMX, WVC, etc.) • All medical equipment, medications, and supplies provided • Strong administrative, scheduling, and on-call leadership support • Growth opportunities within a rapidly expanding, privately owned practice Join the Heartstrings Medical Team If you’re looking to practice meaningful medicine without corporate constraints—and want to be part of a growing, mission-driven organization—we’d love to connect. Apply or learn more: careers@heartstringspethospice.com Apply tot his job

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