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Philadelphia Animal Hospital - Veterinarian

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Philadelphia Animal Hospital was founded in 1991 by Dr. Lawrence Rebbecchi Jr. with the goal of creating a veterinary clinic in the city of Brotherly Love that incorporated the best animal care, forward thinking solutions, and comprehensive care in the area. Our practice features 4 exam rooms, a therapeutic pool, and the Philadelphia Pet Hotel and Villas kennel which includes daycare and long-term boarding solutions. The entire staff at PAH strive to enhance the health of all furry family members through client education, compassionate and honest care, state-of-the-art medicine and diagnostic capabilities, and truly understanding the human-animal bond.

 

Philadelphia Animal Hospital – Associate Veterinarian – Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia Animal Hospital, a busy and well-respected practice located in southwest Philadelphia, is seeking a dedicated Associate Small Animal Veterinarian to join our thriving team. As part of the VetEvolve network, our hospital combines the personalized feel of a locally beloved practice with the support and stability of a veterinarian-led organization committed to your growth and well-being.

Our modern facility and collaborative environment allow you to focus on delivering compassionate, high-quality medicine to a diverse and loyal client base. This full-time position offers a great work-life balance with no after-hours emergencies or weekend shifts, so you can enjoy both professional fulfillment and personal time.

Why Join Philadelphia Animal Hospital?

  • Well-established, high-volume general practice with a strong reputation for excellence

  • Purpose-built, modern facility featuring:

    • Digital radiography and dental radiography

    • Full in-house IDEXX laboratory

    • Ultrasound and advanced surgical capabilities

    • Separate cat and dog wards, comfort room, and spacious treatment areas

  • Skilled, supportive team including certified technicians and experienced assistants

  • Opportunity to collaborate with knowledgeable colleagues and continue developing your medical and surgical skills

  • Leadership that supports autonomy, innovation, and continuing education

  • Located minutes from Center City Philadelphia and Philadelphia International Airport, with access to vibrant neighborhoods, cultural events, and outdoor activities

Who We’re Looking For:

  • Compassionate, team-oriented veterinarians, whether early-career or more seasoned

  • Doctors committed to delivering personalized, client-focused care

  • Professionals excited to learn, collaborate, and grow alongside their team

  • Veterinarians who thrive in a fast-paced, supportive environment

About VetEvolve:

Philadelphia Animal Hospital is proud to be part of VetEvolve, a network built around a people-first culture. Our mission is to help every team member be “Happy Here.” We do that by living our core values: Serve, Evolve, Trust. Whether you're just starting out or looking to take the next step in your career, VetEvolve provides mentorship, career growth, and wellness resources that support your long-term success.

Compensation & Benefits:

  • Competitive base salary, commensurate with experience

  • Performance-based bonuses and relocation assistance

  • Health, dental, and vision insurance with employer contributions

  • 401(k) with employer match

  • Paid vacation and sick leave

  • 100% coverage of liability insurance, professional dues, and licensing fees

  • Continuing education stipend and paid CE time

  • Access to wellness programs, mental health support, and leadership coaching

Ready to Learn More?

If you’re looking for a meaningful veterinary career in one of the country’s most historic and dynamic cities—while working with an experienced, collaborative team—we’d love to hear from you.

Contact Vicki Fong at fong@vetevolve.com for a confidential conversation.

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