Relief Veterinarian

About the Position Looking to supplement your current work with meaningful relief shifts? Interested in making a tangible difference for companion animals across Alaska? The Alaska SPCA is seeking a Relief Veterinarian to support our Anchorage-based clinic as needed throughout the year. Relief veterinarians provide coverage for scheduled absences with shifts available on an as-needed basis.

Our clinic provides low-cost spay and neuter services, dental and surgical procedures, and basic wellness care for dogs, cats, and rabbits. Relief veterinarians may be scheduled for spay/neuter surgery days, dental and soft-tissue surgery, exam shifts, or a combination depending on experience and clinic needs. Relief vets may also provide occasional support to our animal shelter.

This is an excellent opportunity for veterinarians seeking flexible scheduling, mission-driven work, or supplemental income without the demands of a full-time position. About the Alaska SPCA The Alaska SPCA is a private nonprofit organization and the oldest animal welfare organization in the state. In addition to our Anchorage-based clinic and shelter, we operate a mobile outreach clinic and partner to deliver critical veterinary services to remote communities without access to veterinary care.

We also provide pet family support resources and public education programs. Learn more at www.alaskaspca.org .

Qualifications

Graduation from an accredited veterinary school Eligible for Alaska state licensure and DEA registration Surgical experience with high-volume spay/neuter strongly preferred, but not required Recent graduates and experienced veterinarians are welcome to apply Board certification not required Compensation Compensation is based on experience, credentials, and type of shift worked.

The Relief Veterinarian position is classified as on-call and not benefits-eligible. To Apply To be considered for future relief opportunities, please submit your resume, brief cover letter, and references.