Looking for a change, a new start, or the beginning of a rewarding career in veterinary medicine?
West Brazos Animal Center is looking for you!
Current Openings
Position Summary
At West Brazos Animal Center, our motto guides everything we do: “Love your clients and care for their pets so well that the client doesn’t want to leave for fear of a harsher world outside your door.”
The Associate Veterinarian plays a central role in delivering compassionate, high-quality medicine for our patients. This position provides comprehensive medical, surgical, and dental care for companion animals and exotics, while supporting clients through education and clear communication. Our veterinarians work closely with a skilled support team and uphold WBAC’s values of honesty, adaptability, and consistent care.
Key Responsibilities
Medical Care
- Perform physical exams, diagnose illnesses, and develop treatment plans.
- Provide medical, surgical, and dental care for small animals and exotics.
- Prescribe medications and administer vaccines.
- Collect and interpret diagnostic tests including lab work, radiology, and ultrasound.
- Administer anesthesia and monitor patients during procedures with support staff.
- Humanely perform euthanasia when appropriate.
- Maintain accurate patient medical records
Client Service
- Communicate clearly and compassionately with clients about diagnoses, treatment options, and preventive care.
- Provide education on nutrition, wellness, and disease prevention.
- Ensure accurate medical records and follow-up communication.
Team Collaboration & Leadership
- Partner with technicians and assistants to ensure high standards of patient care.
- Provide mentorship and guidance to team members.
- Participate in staff meetings and training opportunities.
Compliance & Professional Development
- Follow all hospital protocols, OSHA, DEA, and state regulations.
- Maintain active veterinary license and DEA registration.
- Engage in continuing education and professional growth.
Qualifications
Education & Licensure
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM/VMD) degree from an accredited program.
- Valid Texas veterinary license in good standing.
- DEA license (or eligibility).
Skills
- Broad knowledge of veterinary medicine, surgery, and dentistry.
- Competence in diagnostic imaging and laboratory procedures.
- Strong organizational and problem-solving skills.
- Excellent verbal and written communication.
Personal Attributes
- Honest, dependable, and adaptable.
- Compassionate toward pets and their families.
- Committed to consistent, high-value patient care.
- Positive, team-oriented attitude with leadership potential.
Work Environment
Full-time and part-time positions are available. Scheduling will be determined through a contract agreement to ensure mutual alignment between the veterinarian and WBAC. Reliable attendance and commitment to patient care are essential.
Veterinarians work closely with clients, patients, and staff in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. Courtesy, patience, and professionalism are required at all times.
Physical Demands & Work Conditions
- Ability to stand, walk, bend, and use hands for extended periods.
- Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds unassisted and occasionally more with assistance.
- Exposure to animals that may be fearful or reactive.
- Potential exposure to bites, scratches, odors, animal waste, contagious diseases, controlled substances, and radiology equipment (with safety protocols in place).
At WBAC, Associate Veterinarians are trusted leaders in both patient care and client relationships. By combining medical expertise with compassion, this role helps us uphold our promise of consistent, practical, and high-value care for every family we serve.
Position Summary
At West Brazos Animal Center, we believe clients are not just customers, but friends. Our motto is simple: “Love your clients and care for their pets so well that the client doesn’t want to leave for fear of a harsher world outside your door.”
The Client Care Specialist is often the first and last point of contact for our clients. This role is essential in creating a welcoming atmosphere, supporting the veterinary team, and ensuring that every client feels valued and every pet receives attentive care.
Key Responsibilities
Client Service
- Warmly greet clients and their pets, ensuring each visit begins with kindness and patience.
- Answer phones and emails with courtesy, providing accurate information or directing inquiries to the right team member.
- Schedule and confirm appointments, keeping both client needs and staff availability in mind.
- Assist clients with check-in, check-out, and payment processing.
- Provide discharge instructions, medications, and reminders with clarity and care.
Administrative Support
- Maintain accurate client and patient records in the practice management system.
- Process daily transactions, balance the cash drawer, and prepare end-of-day reports.
- File, update, and organize medical records, forms, and communications.
- Support inventory tracking, mailings, and ordering of supplies when needed.
Team Collaboration
- Communicate effectively with veterinarians and technicians to ensure smooth patient flow.
- Assist with client follow-ups, reminders, and educational handouts.
- Uphold WBAC’s policies and contribute to a positive, adaptable workplace culture.
- Support the veterinary team with other duties as needed to maintain consistent, high-value care for clients and their pets.
Qualifications
Education/Experience
- High school diploma or equivalent required.
- Experience in veterinary, medical, or client service settings preferred.
Skills
- Strong organizational and multitasking abilities.
- Clear, professional communication—both verbal and written.
- Comfort with computers, scheduling systems, and payment processing.
- Ability to stay calm and compassionate in stressful situations.
Personal Attributes
- Honest, dependable, and adaptable.
- Chooses positivity and shows genuine care for clients and pets.
- Enjoys being part of a team and supporting others.
Work Environment
This position requires flexibility, including some evenings, weekends, and overtime as needed. Client Care Specialists spend much of their day on their feet, interacting with clients, pets, and team members. Patience, professionalism, and attentiveness are essential, as this role sets the tone for the client experience at WBAC.
Physical Demands & Work Conditions
- Must be able to sit, stand, walk, and use hands for extended periods during the workday.
- Ability to lift up to 25 pounds unassisted (occasionally up to 50 pounds with assistance).
- Requires frequent talking, hearing, and close vision when working with clients and computers.
- Exposure to animals who may be fearful or reactive, as well as potential exposure to bites, scratches, odors, and animal waste.
- Must be comfortable working in a busy, sometimes noisy environment where adaptability and attentiveness are key.
At WBAC, courtesy and patience with clients and their pets are our top priorities. The Client Care Specialist helps ensure every interaction reflects our values of honesty, adaptability, and genuine concern for the families we serve.
At West Brazos Animal Center, our motto guides everything we do: “Love your clients and care for their pets so well that the client doesn’t want to leave for fear of a harsher world outside your door.”
The Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) plays a vital role in supporting our veterinarians and ensuring high-quality patient care. This position requires technical expertise, attention to detail, and compassionate communication with clients. From anesthesia monitoring to client education, LVTs help provide consistent, dependable care while creating a positive experience for both pets and their families.
Key Responsibilities
Patient Care & Technical Support
- Safely handle and restrain animals during exams, treatments, and procedures.
- Accurately obtain and monitor vitals for patients throughout their stay
- Administer medications, vaccines, and treatments as prescribed by veterinarians.
- Monitor patients during anesthesia and recovery, including administering fluids and maintaining accurate records.Collect and process laboratory samples; perform routine diagnostics such as bloodwork, urinalysis, and radiographs.
- Prepare surgical suites, instruments, and equipment for procedures.
- Assist in surgical procedures when necessary
- Provide specialized nursing care for sick or injured animals.
Client Communication & Education
- Communicate clearly and compassionately with clients about their pet’s care.
- Provide instructions for pre-surgical preparation and post-surgical recovery.
- Educate clients on preventive care, nutrition, medications, and wellness programs.
- Support product and service recommendations that benefit patient health.
Hospital Support
- Maintain accurate patient medical records.
- Assist with inventory management and ordering of medical supplies when needed.
- Clean, maintain, and sterilize instruments and equipment.
- Ensure compliance with OSHA, DEA, and hospital safety protocols.
- Support the veterinary team with other duties as needed to maintain consistent, high-value care for clients and their pets.
Qualifications
Education/Experience
- Current Veterinary Technician License (required, in the state of Texas).
- Prior experience as a Veterinary Technician preferred.
Skills
- Strong technical skills in anesthesia, patient monitoring, diagnostics, and surgical assistance.
- Proficiency with veterinary software and medical recordkeeping.
- Excellent organizational and multitasking ability.
- Clear and professional communication skills.
Personal Attributes
- Demonstrates honesty, integrity, and adaptability.
- Compassionate toward both pets and clients.
- Positive, team-oriented attitude with a commitment to WBAC’s values.
- Able to remain calm and professional in fast-paced or stressful situations.
Work Environment
This position may include weekdays, weekends, and some evenings. LVTs work closely with veterinarians, assistants, and client care staff to ensure smooth patient flow. Courtesy, patience, and attentiveness are essential, as this role directly impacts the quality of care and client satisfaction.
Physical Demands & Work Conditions
- Must be able to stand, walk, and use hands for extended periods.
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds unassisted and occasionally more with assistance.
- Frequent bending, kneeling, and handling of animals.
- Exposure to pets who may be fearful or reactive, as well as potential exposure to bites, scratches, odors, and animal waste.
- Possible exposure to contagious diseases, controlled substances, and radiology equipment (with safety protocols in place).
At WBAC, Licensed Veterinary Technicians are trusted partners in patient care. By combining medical expertise with compassion, this role helps us deliver the consistent, high-value care our clients expect and their pets deserve.
At West Brazos Animal Center, our mission is simple: “Love your clients and care for their pets so well that the client doesn’t want to leave for fear of a harsher world outside your door.”
The Veterinary Assistant supports our doctors and technicians in providing excellent patient care. This role includes handling and monitoring patients, preparing for exams and treatments, assisting with laboratory and surgical procedures, and ensuring a clean and organized hospital environment. Veterinary Assistants also play a key role in client education and communication, helping families feel confident in the care of their pets.
Key Responsibilities
Patient Care & Support
- Safely restrain animals during exams and procedures with compassion and skill.
- Obtain accurate patient vitals when necessary
- Assist veterinarians and technicians with diagnostics, treatments, and surgeries.
- Monitor hospitalized patients and report changes in condition promptly.
- Collect and prepare laboratory samples, and assist with imaging and in-house diagnostics.
- Administer medications and injections under veterinary supervision.
Client Communication
- Greet clients and pets with warmth and professionalism.
- Obtain patient history, weight, temperature, and presenting concerns.
- Provide clear instructions on pre-procedure preparation and post-care at discharge.
- Educate clients about preventive care, vaccinations, nutrition, and wellness.
Hospital Support
- Maintain accurate medical records and ensure all services are properly documented.
- Prepare exam rooms and treatment areas for daily use.
- Clean and restock rooms, treatment, and lab areas as needed.
- Assist with inventory management and ordering of supplies when needed.
- Ensure compliance with OSHA, DEA, and hospital safety protocols.
- Support the veterinary team with other duties as needed to maintain consistent, high-value care for clients and their pets.
Qualifications
Education/Experience
- High school diploma or equivalent required.
- Previous experience in a veterinary setting preferred.
Skills
- Strong organizational and multitasking ability.
- Knowledge of animal handling and restraint techniques.
- Comfort with basic veterinary terminology and procedures.
- Clear communication skills with both clients and team members.
- Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.
Personal Attributes
- Honest, dependable, and adaptable.
- Compassionate toward both pets and their families.
- Positive attitude and willingness to learn.
- Commitment to WBAC’s values of integrity, client focus, and consistent care.
Work Environment
This position may include weekdays, weekends, and some evenings. Veterinary Assistants are frequently on their feet, moving between exam rooms, treatment areas, and client spaces. Courtesy, patience, and adaptability are essential in providing the best experience for our clients and their pets.
Physical Demands & Work Conditions
- Must be able to stand, walk, and use hands for extended periods.
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds unassisted and occasionally more with assistance.
- Frequent bending, kneeling, and handling of animals.
- Exposure to pets who may be fearful or reactive, as well as potential exposure to bites, scratches, odors, and animal waste.
- Possible exposure to contagious diseases, controlled substances, and radiology equipment (with safety protocols in place).
At WBAC, Veterinary Assistants are an important part of our promise to deliver consistent, high-value care. By supporting both the medical team and our clients, this role helps us build lasting trust and ensure every pet receives the care they deserve.
Looking for veterinary hours?
West Brazos Animal Center welcomes volunteers and students who want to learn more about veterinary medicine and animal care. This is an unpaid position designed to provide exposure to the daily operations of a veterinary practice. Volunteers and student shadows will observe our team, assist with basic non-medical tasks, and gain insight into the responsibilities of working in a veterinary setting.
Key Responsibilities
- Observe veterinarians, technicians, and staff during patient care and daily operations.
- Assist with cleaning, stocking, and organizing as directed by staff.
- Support the team with simple tasks that do not involve direct medical care.
- Demonstrate courtesy and professionalism with clients, staff, and animals at all times.
- Support the veterinary team with other duties as needed to maintain consistent, high-value care for clients and their pets.
Qualifications
- Must be at least 18 years old, unless enrolled in an approved high school program with parental consent.
- Interest in veterinary medicine, animal care, or customer service.
- Ability to follow instructions and maintain confidentiality.
- Reliable, professional, and respectful of animals, clients, and staff.
Work Environment
Volunteers and shadows may observe in exam rooms, treatment areas, and client service spaces. This position requires flexibility, attentiveness, and a willingness to learn in a fast-paced environment.
Physical Demands & Work Conditions
- Ability to stand, walk, and assist with light cleaning tasks.
- May be exposed to animals who are fearful or reactive.
- Potential exposure to odors, noise, and animal waste.
At WBAC, we value education and community support. Our volunteer and student shadow program provides a unique opportunity to learn in a real-world veterinary environment while upholding our commitment to compassion, honesty, and client-focused care.