Medical Director

Acacia Animal Hospital is a well-established veterinary practice located in Tucson, Arizona, known for its commitment to providing comprehensive, patient-focused care. Accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), Acacia Animal Hospital boasts a team of compassionate and dedicated professionals, including two veterinarians and two certified veterinary technicians (CVTs). The hospital is equipped with advanced diagnostic and treatment technologies such as digital radiographs, ultrasound, cold laser therapy, warming surgical tables, and an IDEXX in-house laboratory with Sedivue capabilities. This state-of-the-art facility enables the team to offer a wide range of medical services, from general wellness exams and dental care to complex orthopedic surgeries including TPLO procedures.

Their mission centers on quality medicine delivered in a collaborative and supportive environment that prioritizes both patient health and employee growth. The hospital’s client base is strong and respectful, fostering an environment where veterinary professionals can apply their skills and continue developing their expertise. Acacia Animal Hospital is committed to lifelong learning, represented by its structured mentorship program, regular continuing education opportunities, and access to specialty consultations and training including monthly DVM rounds with an internal medicine specialist and dentistry training from a board-certified dental surgeon.

The role of Medical Director at Acacia Animal Hospital is an exciting leadership position, ideal for an experienced veterinarian who is passionate about elevating their practice and mentoring other professionals. As Medical Director, you will oversee the medical operations of a two-doctor team, building upon the hospital’s existing strengths while driving innovation and encouraging the exploration of new business opportunities. This role requires a hands-on leader confident in surgery, dedicated to teaching, and focused on a performance-driven culture. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to influence the hospital's direction, improve patient outcomes, and support the professional growth and development of their colleagues.

Acacia’s investment in its Medical Director reflects its commitment to attracting top-tier talent. Competitive compensation is offered depending on experience, along with an array of benefits including a relocation package, comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance plans with an HSA option, paid parental leave, generous paid time off with rollover, and a substantial Continuing Education allowance that includes paid days off for attendance. Additional benefits include professional development assistance, coverage of professional dues and memberships, a 401(k) plan, personal pet discounts, and membership to Veterinary Information Network (VIN). The hospital also provides a unique investment program supporting personal interests such as park passes or charitable donations.

Located in the vibrant city of Tucson, Acacia Animal Hospital offers a dynamic work environment enriched by the cultural and recreational opportunities of the region. Tucson is renowned for its culinary scene, over 40 golf courses, and proximity to outdoor adventures in nearby Oro Valley, including hiking and biking trails. The area offers a high quality of life, blending urban amenities with scenic natural beauty. This makes Acacia Animal Hospital an exceptional place to grow a veterinary career while enjoying a balanced lifestyle. The hiring approach reflects the company's commitment to equal opportunity and merit-based hiring, embracing diversity and inclusion across all levels of the organization.

If you are a veterinarian who values mentorship and seeks to be part of a forward-thinking, supportive team committed to professional excellence and compassionate patient care, this opportunity at Acacia Animal Hospital could be your next great adventure. Take the first step today and apply to join a practice that truly invests in its people and the health of the animals they serve.