Bakken Mobile Veterinary Service
We are looking for a veterinarian interested in partnership / ownership.
Small animal only though could expand to large animal if interested. We are hoping to find someone who could start as an associate and would eventually be interested in practice ownership as a partner or sole owner. Owner is willing to stay for 2-5 years depending on your desires and needs. Owner is also willing to finance. No buy in cash, low interest rates for financing. Begin as an associate, partner, or owner - whichever desired. With mobile practice focus is building strong, close relationships with clients.
Our requirements
Veterinarian interested in partnership/ownership. Ability to work on your own. Strong client communication skills required.
Our offer
Great opportunity only working 2.5 to 4.5 days a week. Open Saturday mornings, Saturday scheduling is left up to associate scheduling. No emergencies. 6 paid holidays per year. Simple IRA. Associates receive quarterly bonus; partners would naturally share in profits. Practice is very financially sound and profitable. Good team with experience and great work ethic.
No buy in cash, low interest rates for financing. Begin by partnering or ownership - whichever desired.
Interested?
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