Job Summary Reporting to the Clinic Manager, Public Veterinary Services, with a dotted line reporting to the Chief Veterinary Officer, a Veterinarian is responsible for providing the highest level of professional veterinary services to animals in our care or in supporting our pet parents in our community through our Public Veterinary Service clinic. Veterinarian duties may include preventative wellness services, medical, surgical (including high volume/high quality spay/neuter), and/or dental services. Main Duties/Responsibilities - Share in the effective planning and coordination of veterinary services for the Society within the parameters of resources available. Provide quality medical, surgical and dental care for animals while ensuring compliance with legal requirements (e.g. Veterinarians Act, CVO guidelines): Make appropriate and resource-effective decision-making while practising evidence-based medicine; Handle animals properly, gently and compassionately using Fear Free practices. Enhance the Society's public image by contributing to customer and staff satisfaction. Ensure all animal welfare concerns or issues are handled following all Toronto Humane Society protocols, policies and program guidelines. Foster, promote, support and drive inclusion, and influence others to promote, embrace and progress Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at Toronto Humane Society. Cooperate with other staff members, participate in Continuing Education, coaching and mentoring of staff, students and veterinary mentees, attend workshops and training, and be available on-call if needed. Qualifications/Requirements - Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree, or equivalent, from an accredited university - Veterinary Licensure in good standing to practice in the province of Ontario - Minimum 2 years of experience in a veterinary role - Ability to effectively communicate, prioritize and manage conflicting demands, remain calm in emotionally charged situations, demonstrated passion for helping animals, meticulous records maintenance, proficient in Microsoft Office, knowledge of Pet Point an asset, strong leadership and organizational skills, cultural humility, commitment to accessible veterinary care. Work Conditions - Flexible hours including evenings, weekends; and holidays and on-call as needed, working in a busy office environment, may be required to work long hours, exposure to adverse environmental conditions.