Veterinary Medical Director - Providence River Animal Hospital

Ready to lead a great veterinary team without giving up what you love about being a veterinarian?

Providence River Animal Hospital is seeking a Medical Director Veterinarian to help shape the future of our well-established small animal practice in Providence, Rhode Island. This is more than a leadership title. It's an opportunity to influence medical standards, mentor fellow veterinary professionals, support a talented clinical team, and help drive the continued success of a hospital that values high-quality medicine, collaboration, and strong client relationships.

As our Medical Director, you'll have the ability to lead with your own style while maintaining an active role in patient care. You'll be supported by a team that genuinely enjoys working together and by a veterinarian-led organization that believes local hospitals should maintain their own culture, identity, and clinical autonomy.

If you're looking for a Veterinary Medical Director role where your voice is heard, your leadership matters, and your work has a lasting impact, this is it! 

As Medical Director, you'll have the opportunity to:

• Lead and support a dedicated team of veterinary professionals
• Help establish and maintain medical standards and best practices
• Mentor and develop fellow veterinarians and clinical team members
• Influence hospital growth and long-term success
• Maintain medical autonomy while practicing high-quality medicine
• Build meaningful relationships with clients, patients, and your team

You Are...

• A licensed Veterinarian (DVM or equivalent) eligible to practice in Rhode Island
• An experienced veterinarian ready to take the next step in veterinary leadership or an established Medical Director seeking a new opportunity
• Passionate about developing people, supporting teammates, and fostering a positive hospital culture
• Confident in diagnostics, treatment planning, surgery, and client communication
• Excited to help shape the future of a growing veterinary practice while continuing to practice medicine