We Are Hiring
The Ann Arbor Animal Hospital is an AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital that has been serving Ann Arbor and the surrounding area for nearly a century. We are privately and locally owned. Our primary care services are now appointment-based, with same-day appointment openings for patients’ urgent care needs. In addition, we also provide emergency care for imminently life-threatening conditions.
Employee feedback is extremely important to us, and we have regular team meetings to discuss hospital policies and solicit employee recommendations for improvement.
We have a team of amazing staff with highly respected and loved doctors and a focus on the special relationship between people and their pets. We offer strong continuity of care for our patients because we have both a primary and ER & urgent care service. As we grow, new jobs and career opportunities may become available.
Our Veterinarian Positions
We are currently looking for the following:
Primary Care Veterinarian Job Qualifications:
- 2+ years experience as a small animal veterinarian (preferred)
- Licensed to practice as a DVM in the state of Michigan (required)
- Full-time or Part-time
Primary Care Veterinarian Key Job Duties:
- Perform physical examinations and other appropriate diagnostic procedures
- Perform routine surgeries (weekly)
- Diagnose medical/surgical conditions and discuss treatment options with clients
- Perform medical procedures as needed
- Keep thorough and accurate medical records for all patients seen
Primary Care Veterinarian Physical Demands and Environmental Factors:
- In order to ensure the safe and effective performance of this job and the successful operation of the business, English fluency is necessary for this position
- Ability to move around the building to access drawers, cabinets, etc.
- May need to remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods (i.e., up to several hours) while working on patients, using computer, phone, etc.
- Must be able to efficiently operate computers, phones, and other office equipment
- Ability to observe and accurately discern fine details at close range (e.g., handwritten notes; patient features; etc.)
- Position requires frequent communication with coworkers and clients; must be able to exchange accurate information during these communications
- Must be able to perceive physical safety/OSHA hazards in the environment
Primary Care Veterinarian Full-Time Employee Benefits:
- Health insurance (up to $345 monthly employer contribution toward premium costs)
- Substantial annual budget for individual Continuing Education opportunities (up to $4,000 + cost of registration, wet labs, etc.)
- SIMPLE IRA
- Employee discount
- We reimburse: Small Animal Malpractice Insurance coverage, licensing fees, and approved national/local association dues
- Our full-time Primary Care Veterinarians typically work around 36 to 39 hours a week, and their average annual pay is about $150,000
Send your resume to Rick Schulkey— rschulkey@AnnArborAnimalHospital.com —or mail to:
Ann Arbor Animal Hospital
2150 W Liberty St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Or, you can apply and upload your resume online on our Homebase page.
To learn more about this job opening, including compensation rates, please call us at (734) 662-4474 and ask to speak with Rick.
The Ann Arbor Animal Hospital is an AAHA accredited veterinary hospital that has been serving Ann Arbor and the surrounding area for nearly a century. We are privately and locally owned.
Employee feedback is extremely important to us. We have regular team meetings to discuss hospital policies and solicit employee recommendations for improvement.
Our Urgent Care Veterinarians treat illness and injuries in general practice patients while being supported by highly skilled DVM coworkers, licensed veterinary technicians, an in-house laboratory, and advanced medical equipment.
Urgent Care Veterinarian Job Qualifications:
- 2+ years experience with emergency medicine patients (preferred)
- Licensed to practice as a DVM in the state of Michigan (required)
- Full-time or Part-time
Urgent Care Veterinarian Key Job Duties:
- Perform physical examinations and other appropriate diagnostic procedures
- Diagnose medical/surgical conditions and discuss treatment options with clients
- Perform surgeries and other medical procedures as needed (e.g., emergency surgeries for imminently life-threatening conditions, treatment for acute toxin exposure)
- Keep thorough and accurate medical records for all patients seen
Urgent Care Veterinarian Physical Demands:
- In order to ensure the safe and effective performance of this job and the successful operation of the business, English fluency is necessary for this position.
- Ability to move around the building to access drawers, cabinets, etc.
- May need to remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods (i.e., up to several hours) while working on patients, using computer, phone, etc.
- Must be able to efficiently operate computers, phones, and other office equipment
- Ability to observe and accurately discern fine details at close range (e.g., handwritten notes; patient features; etc.)
- Position requires frequent communication with coworkers and clients. Must be able to exchange accurate information during these communications.
- Must be able to perceive physical safety/OSHA hazards in the environment
Urgent Care Veterinarian Full-Time Employee Benefits:
- Health insurance (up to $345 monthly employer contribution toward premium costs)
- Substantial annual budget for individual Continuing Education opportunities (up to $4,000 + cost of registration, wet labs, etc.)
- SIMPLE IRA
- Employee discount
- We reimburse: Small Animal Malpractice Insurance coverage dues, licensing fees, and approved national/local association dues
Send your resume to Rick Schulkey— rschulkey@AnnArborAnimalHospital.com —or mail to:
Ann Arbor Animal Hospital
2150 W Liberty St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Or, you can apply and upload your resume online on our Homebase page.
To learn more about this job opening, including compensation rates, please call us at (734) 662-4474 and ask to speak with Rick.
LVT Positions
The Ann Arbor Animal Hospital is an AAHA accredited veterinary hospital that has been serving Ann Arbor and the surrounding area for nearly a century. We are privately and locally owned. In addition to pre-booked wellness appointments, we have same-day availability for patients’ urgent care needs.
Employee feedback is extremely important to us. We have regular team meetings to discuss hospital policies and solicit employee recommendations for improvement.
Our Licensed Veterinary Technicians assist a team of highly skilled DVMs and support staff. We have an in-house laboratory and advanced medical equipment.
Licensed Veterinary Technician Job Qualifications:
- Licensed to practice as a veterinary technician in the state of Michigan (required)
- Licensed to practice as a DVM in the state of Michigan (required)
- Exposure to ER or Critical Care (preferred)
- With the exception of people with disabilities that prevent them from safely operating a motor vehicle, applicants are required to have a valid driver’s license and a safe driving history. This is necessary because employees may need to make runs to the blood bank, pharmacy, etc. If you have a disability that prevents you from driving, we would be happy to make a reasonable accommodation
- Able to work mornings, evenings, and weekends
- Full-time or Part-time
Licensed Veterinary Technician Key Job Duties:
- Assist veterinarians with physical exams, diagnostic procedures, and medical / surgical procedures
- Run diagnostic tests in our in-house laboratory
- Administer medications to patients
- Triage/assess status of patients (including life-threatening / emergency conditions)
- Enter charges into our practice management software, create estimates, answer client questions, etc.
Licensed Veterinary Technician Physical Demands and Environmental Factors:
- Frequent exposure to animals which may bite, scratch, or otherwise cause physical injury to employee
- May be exposed to anesthesia gases, zoonotic and chemical hazards, and radiation
- In order to ensure the safe and effective performance of this job and the successful operation of the business, English fluency is necessary for this position.
- Ability to move around the building to access drawers, cabinets, etc.
- Must be able to efficiently position self for safe and effective physical restraint of all patient types (including large patients, which may need to be quickly moved from the floor to an elevated surface such as a table)
- Ability to ascend and descend step stools to safely reach supplies in cabinets and/or on shelves
- Ability to independently move supplies (weighing up to 40 pounds) from shipping boxes to their proper positions on shelving units
- Ability to store and retrieve items which are located above head-level
- May need to remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods (i.e., up to several hours) while using computer, phone, etc.
- Must be able to efficiently operate computers, phones, and other office equipment
- Ability to observe and accurately discern fine details at close range (e.g., handwritten notes; patient features; etc.)
- Position requires frequent communication with coworkers and clients. Must be able to exchange accurate information during these communications.
- Must be able to perceive physical safety/OSHA hazards in the environment
Licensed Veterinary Technician Full-Time Employee Benefits:
- Health insurance (up to $345 monthly employer contribution toward premium costs)
- Substantial annual budget for individual Continuing Education opportunities (up to $2,000 + cost of registration, wet lab, etc.)
- SIMPLE IRA
- Employee discount on veterinary services/supplies
- Paid time off
- We reimburse: Licensing fees and approved national/local association dues
- Base pay ranges between $25 and $28 per hour, depending on experience
To learn more about this job opening, please call us at (734) 662-4474 and ask to speak with Rick, or apply online right now!
The Ann Arbor Animal Hospital is an AAHA accredited veterinary hospital that has been serving Ann Arbor and the surrounding area for nearly a century. We are privately and locally owned. In addition to pre-booked wellness appointments, we have same-day availability for patients’ urgent care needs.
Employee feedback is extremely important to us. We have regular team meetings to discuss hospital policies and solicit employee recommendations for improvement.
Our Licensed Veterinary Technicians assist a team of highly skilled DVMs and support staff. We have an in-house laboratory and advanced medical equipment.
Licensed Veterinary Technician (Surgery) Job Qualifications:
- Prior surgery experience (strongly preferred)
- Exposure to ER or Critical Care (preferred)
- With the exception of people with disabilities that prevent them from safely operating a motor vehicle, applicants are required to have a valid driver’s license and a safe driving history. This is necessary because employees may need to make runs to the blood bank, pharmacy, etc. If you have a disability that prevents you from driving, we would be happy to make a reasonable accommodation
- Able to work mornings, evenings, and weekends
- Full-time or Part-time
Licensed Veterinary Technician (Surgery) Key Job Duties:
- Assist veterinarians with surgical procedures
- Anesthesia induction and monitoring
- Safely use ventilator, autoclave, and gas sterilizer
- Independently clean and polish patients’ teeth
- Cleaning / sterilization of surgical suite and surgical instruments
- Taking dental radiographs
- Administer medications to patients
- Enter charges into our practice management software, create estimates, answer client questions, etc.
Licensed Veterinary Technician (Surgery) Physical Demands and Environmental Factors:
- Frequent exposure to animals which may bite, scratch, or otherwise cause physical injury to employee
- May be exposed to anesthesia gases, zoonotic and chemical hazards, and radiation
- In order to ensure the safe and effective performance of this job and the successful operation of the business, English fluency is necessary for this position.
- Must be able to efficiently operate computers, phones, and other office equipment
- Ability to move around the building to access drawers, cabinets, etc.
- Must be able to efficiently position self for safe and effective physical restraint of all patient types (including large patients, which may need to be quickly moved from the floor to an elevated surface such as a table)
- Ability to ascend and descend step stools to safely reach supplies in cabinets and/or on shelves
- Ability to independently move supplies (weighing up to 40 pounds) from shipping boxes to their proper positions on shelving units
- Ability to store and retrieve items which are located above head-level
- May need to remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods (i.e., up to several hours) while using computer, phone, etc.
- Must be able to efficiently operate computers, phones, and other office equipment
- Ability to observe and accurately discern fine details at close range (e.g., handwritten notes; patient features; etc.)
- Position requires frequent communication with coworkers and clients. Must be able to exchange accurate information during these communications.
- Must be able to perceive physical safety/OSHA hazards in the environment
Licensed Veterinary Technician (Surgery) Full-Time Employee Benefits:
- Health insurance (up to $345 monthly employer contribution toward premium costs)
- Substantial annual budget for individual Continuing Education opportunities (up to $2,000 + cost of registration, wet lab, etc.)
- SIMPLE IRA
- Employee discount on veterinary services/supplies
- Paid time off
- We reimburse: Licensing fees and approved national/local association dues
- Base pay ranges between $26 and $28 per hour, depending on experience
To learn more about this job opening, please call us at (734) 662-4474 and ask to speak with Rick, or apply online right now!
Other Available Positions
The Ann Arbor Animal Hospital is an AAHA accredited veterinary hospital that has been serving Ann Arbor and the surrounding area for nearly a century. We are privately and locally owned. In addition to pre-booked wellness appointments, we have same-day availability for patients’ urgent care needs.
Employee feedback is extremely important to us. We have regular team meetings to discuss hospital policies and solicit employee recommendations for improvement.
Our Veterinary Assistants support a team of highly skilled DVMs and LVTs. We have an in-house laboratory and advanced medical equipment.
Veterinary Assistant Job Qualifications:
- 2+ years veterinary experience (strongly preferred)
- Exposure to ER, Critical Care, and / or Surgery (preferred)
- With the exception of people with disabilities that prevent them from safely operating a motor vehicle, applicants are required to have a valid driver’s license and a safe driving history. This is necessary because employees may need to make runs to the blood bank, pharmacy, etc. If you have a disability that prevents you from driving, we would be happy to make a reasonable accommodation
- Able to work mornings, evenings, and weekends
- Full-time or Part-time
Veterinary Assistant Key Job Duties:
- Assist veterinarians with physical exams, diagnostic procedures, and medical / surgical procedures
- Assist with running diagnostic tests in our in-house laboratory
- Answer incoming phone calls
- Enter charges into our practice management software, check clients out, etc.
Veterinary Assistant Physical Demands and Environmental Factors:
- Frequent exposure to animals which may bite, scratch, or otherwise cause physical injury to employee
- May be exposed to anesthesia gases, zoonotic and chemical hazards, and radiation
- In order to ensure the safe and effective performance of this job and the successful operation of the business, English fluency is necessary for this position
- Ability to move around the building to access drawers, cabinets, etc.
- Must be able to efficiently position self for safe and effective physical restraint of all patient types (including large patients, which may need to be quickly moved from the floor to an elevated surface such as a table)
- Ability to ascend and descend step stools to safely reach supplies in cabinets and/or on shelves
- Ability to independently move supplies (weighing up to 40 pounds) from shipping boxes to their proper positions on shelving units
- Ability to store and retrieve items which are located above head-level
- May need to remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods (i.e., up to several hours) while using computer, phone, etc.
- Must be able to efficiently operate computers, phones, and other office equipment
- Ability to observe and accurately discern fine details at close range (e.g., handwritten notes; patient features; etc.)
- Position requires frequent communication with coworkers and clients. Must be able to exchange accurate information during these communications
- Must be able to perceive physical safety/OSHA hazards in the environment
Veterinary Assistant Full-Time Employee Benefits:
- Health insurance (up to $345 monthly employer contribution toward premium costs)
- Tuition reimbursement program for Veterinary Assistants who are pursuing licensure as a Veterinary Technician
- SIMPLE IRA
- Employee discount on veterinary services/supplies
- Paid time off
- Base pay ranges between $19 and $23 per hour, depending on experience
To learn more about this job opening, please call us at (734) 662-4474 and ask to speak with Rick, or apply online right now!
The Ann Arbor Animal Hospital is an AAHA accredited veterinary hospital that has been serving Ann Arbor and the surrounding area for nearly a century. We are privately and locally owned. In addition to pre-booked wellness appointments, we have same-day availability for patients’ urgent care needs.
Employee feedback is extremely important to us. We have regular team meetings to discuss hospital policies and solicit employee recommendations for improvement.
Our Client Care Specialists provide clerical support to our veterinary care team. Their actions and decisions determine clients’ first and last impressions of our hospital.
Client Care Specialist Job Qualifications:
- Previous experience in a veterinary setting (preferred)
- With the exception of people with disabilities that prevent them from safely operating a motor vehicle, applicants are required to have a valid driver’s license and a safe driving history. This is necessary because employees may need to make runs to the blood bank, pharmacy, etc. If you have a disability that prevents you from driving, we would be happy to make a reasonable accommodation
- Able to work mornings, evenings, and weekends
- Full-time or Part-time
Client Care Specialist Key Job Duties:
- Answer incoming phone calls
- Assist clients with completing paperwork, retrieving patient medical records from previous veterinarians, etc.
- Use computers to schedule appointments, enter charges into our practice management software, check clients out, etc.
Client Care Specialist Physical Demands and Environmental Factors:
- Frequent exposure to animals which may bite, scratch, or otherwise cause physical injury to employee
- May be exposed to anesthesia gases, zoonotic and chemical hazards, and radiation
- In order to ensure the safe and effective performance of this job and the successful operation of the business, English fluency is necessary for this position.
- Ability to move around the building to access drawers, cabinets, etc.
- Ability to ascend and descend step stools to safely reach supplies in cabinets and/or on shelves
- Ability to independently move supplies (weighing up to 40 pounds) from shipping boxes to their proper positions on shelving units
- Ability to store and retrieve items which are located above head-level
- May need to remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods (i.e., up to several hours) while using computer, phone, etc.
- Must be able to efficiently operate computers, phones, and other office equipment
- Ability to observe and accurately discern fine details at close range (e.g., handwritten notes; patient features; etc.)
- Position requires frequent communication with coworkers and clients. Must be able to exchange accurate information during these communications.
- Must be able to perceive physical safety/OSHA hazards in the environment
Client Care Specialist Full-Time Employee Benefits:
- Health insurance (up to $345 monthly employer contribution toward premium costs)
- SIMPLE IRA
- Employee discount on veterinary services/supplies
- Paid time off
- Base pay ranges between $18 and $19 per hour, depending on experience
To learn more about this job opening, please call us at (734) 662-4474 and ask to speak with Rick, or apply online right now!
The Ann Arbor Animal Hospital is an AAHA accredited veterinary hospital that has been serving Ann Arbor and the surrounding area for nearly a century. We are privately and locally owned. In addition to pre-booked wellness appointments, we have same-day availability for patients’ urgent care needs.
Employee feedback is extremely important to us. We have regular team meetings to discuss hospital policies and solicit employee recommendations for improvement.
Our Prescription Assistants collaborate with a team of highly skilled veterinarians and support staff to ensure our patients promptly receive needed medications.
Prescription Assistant Job Qualifications:
- Detail-oriented (required)
- Prior experience with prescription medication handling (preferred)
- With the exception of people with disabilities that prevent them from safely operating a motor vehicle, applicants are required to have a valid driver’s license and a safe driving history. This is necessary because employees may need to make runs to the blood bank, pharmacy, etc. If you have a disability that prevents you from driving, we would be happy to make a reasonable accommodation
- Able to work mornings, evenings, and weekends
- Full-time
Prescription Assistant Key Job Duties:
- Promptly and accurately fill medication and food requests
- Ensure all regulations are closely followed when dispensing controlled substances
- Quality control of our medication stock (e.g., disposing of all expired or otherwise compromised medications)
Prescription Assistant Physical Demands and Environmental Factors:
- Frequent exposure to animals which may bite, scratch, or otherwise cause physical injury to employee
- May be exposed to anesthesia gases, zoonotic and chemical hazards, and radiation
- In order to ensure the safe and effective performance of this job and the successful operation of the business, English fluency is necessary for this position.
- Must be able to quickly and accurately differentiate between extremely similar names to ensure correct prescriptions are consistently filled (e.g., look-alike-sound-alike drugs)
- Ability to move around the building to access drawers, cabinets, etc.
- Ability to ascend and descend step stools to safely reach supplies in cabinets and/or on shelves
- Ability to independently move supplies (weighing up to 40 pounds) from shipping boxes to their proper positions on shelving units
- Ability to store and retrieve items which are located above head-level
- May need to remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods (i.e., up to several hours) while using computer, phone, etc.
- Must be able to efficiently operate computers, phones, and other office equipment
- Ability to observe and accurately discern fine details at close range (e.g., handwritten notes; patient features; etc.)
- Position requires frequent communication with coworkers and clients. Must be able to exchange accurate information during these communications.
- Must be able to perceive physical safety/OSHA hazards in the environment
Client Care Specialist Full-Time Employee Benefits:
- Health insurance (up to $345 monthly employer contribution toward premium costs)
- SIMPLE IRA
- Employee discount on veterinary services/supplies
- Paid time off
- Base pay ranges between $17 and $19 per hour, depending on experience
To learn more about this job opening, please call us at (734) 662-4474 and ask to speak with Rick, or apply online right now!
