Surgery on Wheels: Norfolk's Busiest Scalpel

SNIFFING AROUND FOR SOMETHING NEW?

You'll Love It Here

Southeastern Virginia isn't just pretty coastline and crab cakes — it's home to one of the highest-volume spay/neuter operations on the East Coast. This role covers ground from Virginia's Eastern Shore down to Gloucester, and from the Chesapeake Border Station out to Emporia. If you like variety in your commute (and your caseload), this territory delivers.

Here's What They Want

A DVM who doesn't flinch at volume. This operation runs three state-of-the-art mobile units, each capable of spaying/neutering up to 28 animals a day, six days a week. You'll have a full team in your corner — a licensed tech, a vet assistant, and a check-in assistant — so you're not doing this solo. If "high-volume" sounds like a threat rather than a challenge, this isn't your listing. If it sounds like a Tuesday, keep reading.