As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 187 associate veterinarian jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $130,000 a year (from 10 postings). The most active employers are VetStrategy, Groupe vétérinaire Daubigny and NVA Canada. Skills often requested: communication skills, teamwork, patient care and relationship building.
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Candidates need a veterinary degree and a passion for veterinary medicine. Strong clear communication with clients and colleagues, teamwork and a positive, professional attitude are expected.
Candidates need a veterinary degree and a passion for veterinary medicine. Strong clear communication with clients and colleagues, teamwork and a positive, professional attitude are expected.
Candidates need a veterinary degree and a passion for veterinary medicine. Strong clear communication with clients and colleagues, teamwork and a positive, professional attitude are expected.
Candidates need a veterinary degree and a passion for veterinary medicine. Strong clear communication with clients and colleagues, teamwork and a positive, professional attitude are expected.
Candidates need to be veterinarians who are passionate about practice, communicate well, and work positively with a team. Professionalism, enthusiasm and a desire to keep learning are expected.
Candidates need to be veterinarians who are passionate about practice, communicate well, and work positively with a team. Professionalism, enthusiasm and a desire to keep learning are expected.
Candidates need to be veterinarians who are passionate about practice, communicate well, and work positively with a team. Professionalism, enthusiasm and a desire to keep learning are expected.
Candidates need to be veterinarians who are passionate about practice, communicate well, and work positively with a team. Professionalism, enthusiasm and a desire to keep learning are expected.
Candidates need a DVM or equivalent, eligible for licensure in Ontario, with strong soft tissue surgery skills. They also need excellent client communication, availability for weekends, and a team-oriented approach.
Candidates need a DVM or equivalent, eligible for licensure in Ontario, with strong soft tissue surgery skills. They also need excellent client communication, availability for weekends, and a team-oriented approach.
Candidates need a DVM or equivalent eligible for licensure in Ontario, strong surgical skills for routine soft tissue procedures, and excellent client communication. Availability for rotating weekends and a team-oriented approach are also required.
Candidates need a DVM degree or equivalent and licensure or eligibility for licensure in Nova Scotia. Strong communication, compassionate care and a collaborative team mindset are also required.
Patient care, Communication skills, Relationship building, Preventive medicine
Candidates need a DVM degree or equivalent and licensure or eligibility for licensure in Nova Scotia. Strong communication, compassionate care and a collaborative team mindset are also required.
Patient care, Communication skills, Relationship building, Preventive medicine
Candidates need a DVM degree or equivalent and licensure or eligibility for licensure in Nova Scotia. Strong communication, compassionate care and a collaborative team mindset are also required.
Patient care, Communication skills, Relationship building, Preventive medicine
VetStrategy needs a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent and eligibility for licensure in Nova Scotia. Candidates need strong communication skills, a team-based mindset and a commitment to continual learning.
Digital radiology, Ultrasound, Endoscopy, Surgical equipment, In-house laboratory
VetStrategy needs a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent and eligibility for licensure in Nova Scotia. Candidates need strong communication skills, a team-based mindset and a commitment to continual learning.
Digital radiology, Ultrasound, Endoscopy, Surgical equipment, In-house laboratory
VetStrategy needs a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent and eligibility for licensure in Nova Scotia. Candidates need strong communication skills, a team-based mindset and a commitment to continual learning.
Digital radiology, Ultrasound, Endoscopy, Surgical equipment, In-house laboratory
Candidates need a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent and a licence, or eligibility for one, to practise in Ontario. Strong communication skills, comfort with small animal medicine and a compassionate, team-oriented approach are required.
Candidates need a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent and a licence, or eligibility for one, to practise in Ontario. Strong communication skills, comfort with small animal medicine and a compassionate, team-oriented approach are required.
Candidates need a DVM or equivalent and an Ontario licence or eligibility for one. Strong communication, client relationship skills and experience in small animal medicine are expected.
NVA Canada needs an experienced mixed or large animal veterinarian. Candidates should be comfortable with large animal work and open to a mix that includes small animals.
Candidates need a DVM and interest in general practice, from experienced vets to new graduates wanting mentorship. Shared evening and weekend coverage is part of the schedule.
Candidates need a veterinary degree and the ability to practise high-quality medicine across consults, surgery and dentistry. Experience with small animal care is central, and exotics experience is an asset.
Candidates need an experienced veterinary background and a veterinary licence to practise. They must be able to work as part of a team with veterinarians, technicians and client care staff.
How much does a associate veterinarian make in Canada?
The median advertised pay is $130,000 a year, across 10 postings that list pay. The lowest quarter pays under $130,000 and the top quarter over $130,000.
Who is hiring associate veterinarians?
VetStrategy (87), Groupe vétérinaire Daubigny (43), NVA Canada (30), Groupe veterinaire Daubigny (25) and Brunel (1).
What skills do associate veterinarian jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention communication skills, teamwork, patient care, relationship building, guide staff, record keeping, preventive medicine and adaptability.