Associate Veterinarian - Part Time

Brookfield Animal Hospital – General Practice Who We Are: Brookfield Animal Hospital is a new, modern small-animal general practice with eight exam rooms and plenty of room to grow.

Led by our Medical Director, Dr. Becca Raffel, we are looking to add a second and potentially a third veterinarian, depending on the schedule and hours that work best for you. This is an opportunity to join a growing hospital early and help shape it as we build the practice together.

Dr. Raffel’s professional interests include surgery, anesthesia, wound healing and management, internal medicine, and, equally importantly, the mental health and well-being of veterinary professionals. As President-Elect of WVMA, she brings a strong commitment to mentorship and clinical excellence.

At Brookfield Animal Hospital, you’ll be encouraged and supported to practice medicine your way while having the opportunity to grow alongside the hospital and Dr. Raffel!

Where You’ll Be: Brookfield, WI Located approximately 20 minutes west of Milwaukee, Brookfield offers a welcoming blend of small-town charm and suburban convenience.

Known for its excellent schools, beautiful parks, family-friendly atmosphere, and easy commuter access, Brookfield is a great place to build both your career and your life.

What We Offer

Competitive compensation package with a base salary of $110,000–$140,000 (based on your mutually agreed-upon schedule), plus 22% ProSal bonuses. Open to full-time or part-time candidates. Flexible work schedule; with Hospital Hours of 8:00 AM–6:00 PM, Monday through Friday.

No Weekends Comprehensive benefits, including medical, dental, and vision insurance. 401(k) with company match. Generous paid time off aligned with work-life balance priorities. $2,400 Annual Lifestyle Benefit to support your personal or professional passions.

Robust professional development opportunities, including structured mentorship, clinical pathways, and doctor leadership programs. Continuing education support: CE allowance, dedicated CE days, and paid AVMA membership, state licensure, and DEA registration.

What You’ll Do: Provide comprehensive and compassionate care for pets and their people. Physical examinations, wellness care, and preventive medicine for dogs and cats. Diagnose and treat a wide range of medical conditions using evidence-based veterinary medicine.

Develop personalized preventive healthcare and vaccination plans. Perform routine soft tissue surgeries and/or dental procedures. Partner with pet owners to educate them on treatment options, nutrition, and preventive care.

Collaborate with veterinarians, technicians, and support staff to deliver exceptional patient care. Build lasting relationships with clients through compassionate communication and medical expertise. Foster a positive, collaborative hospital culture that supports teamwork, learning, and exceptional patient care.

What Makes You a Great Fit: You are collaborative and approachable, valuing the knowledge, skills and support all team members bring to the hospital. You communicate with compassion and clarity, helping pet owners feel informed, supported, and confident in their pet’s care.

You thrive in a collaborative environment and enjoy working closely with technicians and support staff to deliver excellent patient care. You bring strong clinical judgment and attention to detail when diagnosing, treating, and interpreting medical findings.

You are open and receptive to feedback viewing all experience as learning opportunities You are proactive about preventive care and passionate about educating clients to support long-term pet health and wellness. Veterinarian Partners Overview At Veterinarian Partners, we put doctors first, by design.

We believe that when veterinarians are supported with trust, autonomy, and the resources they need, everyone benefits, from our teams to our clients and patients.

That’s why we take the time to understand your personal and professional goals, creating a customized opportunity that aligns with your career aspirations, lifestyle, and the way you want to practice medicine. Because no two veterinarians are the same, your experience shouldn’t be either.