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Veterinarian Wanted – Join the Overton Veterinary Services Team!
Overton Veterinary Services (OVS) | Central Nebraska
Are you looking for a veterinary practice where you can grow your skills, build lasting client relationships, and enjoy the variety of mixed animal medicine? Overton Veterinary Services is looking for a veterinarian to join our progressive, six-doctor practice in Central Nebraska!
At OVS, we take pride in providing high-quality veterinary care to a diverse clientele while maintaining a strong commitment to our clients, patients, and community. Our practice offers the opportunity to work with a wide variety of species, including cow-calf operations, feedlots, equine patients, and small animal companions.
What Makes OVS a Great Place to Practice?
True mixed animal medicine: Enjoy a diverse caseload and the opportunity to practice across multiple species and areas of veterinary medicine.
A collaborative team: Work alongside six veterinarians who value teamwork, knowledge sharing, and providing excellent patient care.
Progressive practice: Be part of a forward-thinking clinic that embraces growth, continued learning, and modern veterinary medicine.
Strong client relationships: Partner with livestock producers, horse owners, and small animal families to make a meaningful difference in animal health and well-being.
Room to grow: Develop your professional interests and build a rewarding, long-term career in a supportive practice.
Who We're Looking For
We welcome a veterinarian who is passionate about animal health, enjoys working with people, and is excited about the opportunities that mixed animal practice offers. Whether you're a recent graduate ready to launch your career or an experienced veterinarian looking for a new opportunity, we'd love to hear from you.
Why Central Nebraska?
Enjoy the opportunities and quality of life that come with practicing in a close-knit community, building meaningful relationships with clients, and being part of the agricultural industry that keeps rural Nebraska thriving.
Join Our Team!
If you're ready to be part of a progressive mixed animal practice that values quality medicine, collaboration, and strong client relationships, we'd love to talk with you!
Contact Overton Veterinary Services to learn more about joining our team.
Overton Veterinary Services
Great medicine. Strong relationships. A rewarding career in mixed animal practice.
Requirements
Ability to be licensed in the State of Nebraska
Key strengths of Overton Veterinary Services
1. True mixed animal medicine
OVS serves cow-calf producers, feedlots, equine clients, and small animal owners. This variety offers veterinarians the opportunity to develop a broad skill set, enjoy a diverse caseload, and tailor their careers to their professional interests.
2. A six-doctor team
A six-veterinarian practice offers the potential for collaboration, mentorship, shared knowledge, and support with challenging cases. For recruiting, this is an opportunity to highlight that a veterinarian can be part of a team rather than having to figure everything out alone.
3. Strong agricultural connections
Serving Central Nebraska's cow-calf and feedlot industries places OVS at the heart of a major agricultural region. The practice has the opportunity to build long-term partnerships with producers and make a measurable impact on herd health, productivity, and profitability.
4. A progressive approach to veterinary medicine
Being a progressive practice is an important recruiting message. It can communicate a commitment to continuing education, evolving medical techniques, thoughtful treatment decisions, and improving how veterinary services are delivered.
5. Long-term client relationships
Mixed animal practices often become trusted partners to families and agricultural operations over many years. This creates opportunities for veterinarians to develop relationships, understand clients' goals, and see the long-term results of their work.
6. Career flexibility and professional growth
The combination of livestock, feedlot, equine, and small animal medicine gives OVS the potential to accommodate different career interests. A new graduate could build a broad foundation, while an experienced veterinarian could deepen existing skills or pursue a particular area of interest.
