Shelter Veterinarian

Founded in 1880, Quincy Humane Society is proud to be one of the longest, continually running animal welfare organizations in the United States.

The Quincy Humane Society’s (QHS) Shelter Veterinarian is responsible for daily evaluation, diagnosis, care and treatment of all shelter and foster animals – assisting in developing protocols and procedures related to health and well being of animals. Provide supportive care for adopted QHS animals and the community animals as needed. Quincy Humane Society runs a spay and neuter clinic and the Shelter Veterinarian is responsible for performing those surgical procedures on all QHS animals as well as animals owned by community members. The Shelter Veterinarian is also responsible for working with the surgical team to run a vaccine and wellness clinic. Maintain a positive and professional image for QHS at all times.

Key Responsibilities:
• Examine, diagnose and prescribe treatment for shelter animals.
• Works with the Shelter Animal Coordinator on animals requiring additional medical examination or treatment
• Perform high-volume spay and neuter surgeries with precision and efficiency.
• Stay current on shelter vet medical issues via shelter medicine association or other like sources
• Maintain accurate medical records and documentation
• Serve as resource to assist shelter staff and the public with animal health related issues
• Maintain a positive image for the organization through community involvement to enhance our role and presence in our community

Benefits (including but not limited to):
Paid time off
Be Well at Work – health and wellness benefit
ASPCA High Volume Spay Neuter Training