Position Title: Medical Director/Veterinarian Reports to: Executive Director Location: 1050 Commerce Dr, LaBelle, FL 33935 Job Overview The Caloosa Humane Society Medical Director is responsible for overseeing all medical care provided to shelter-owned and privately-owned animals. As a non-profit organization, Caloosa Humane Society seeks a Medical Director who is committed to animal welfare and public health. Key Skills, Responsibilities, and Duties Clinical Supervision and Standard of Care Implement standard-of-care and spectrum-of-care in examining, diagnosing, and treating shelter animals as well as privately-owned animals Develop and maintain Standard Operating Procedures at the clinic and shelter for examinations, diagnostics, surgical procedures, sanitation Work with the clinic manager to maintain inventory of prescription medications and non-prescription animal therapeutic products Manage online patient portals for prescription dispensation (chewyhealth, petmeds, ezpetrx, vetsource, etc.) Create and maintain relationships with mobile specialists (surgeons, internists, etc.) to provide advanced care at Caloosa facilities where possible Create and maintain relationships with outside referral facilities to match patient needs Staff Development and Management Hire, train, mentor, and evaluate associate veterinarians Work with Clinic Manager to hire, train, and evaluate technicians and other support personnel Encourage continuing education and professional development opportunities by assisting in applications for educational grants Strategic Planning and Business Development Collaborate with other staff and board members to develop strategic plans Identify and pursue opportunities for continued growth of the organization Compliance and Regulatory Oversight Ensure Caloosa’s compliance with local, county, state, and federal regulations governing veterinary medicine and animal care Practice veterinary medicine in line with ethical standards and industry best practices Maintain accurate medical records, uphold strict pharmaceutical protocols, and adhere to environmental and safety regulations Oversee annual inspections of facilities and maintenance of appropriate operating licenses and permits Client Communication and Education Create educational materials for current pet parents and prospective adopters Collaborate with community stakeholders such as local government and Animal Control officials to disseminate public health materials Qualifications and Requirements DVM (or equivalent degree) from an accredited veterinary school Valid Veterinary License in the State of Florida Valid DEA license (or ability to obtain one) USDA APHIS National Accreditation Competitive salary based on experience. #J-18808-Ljbffr