RISE DVM / VMD Mentorship Program

Gillette, WY

Animal Medical Center of Wyoming

General Practice

Full Time

New Graduate DVM/VMD, RISE Mentorship Program – Animal Medical Center of Wyoming

 You’ll join a team that values collaboration, quality medicine, and is there to support you at every stage of your career. Whether it’s a team that celebrates its local autonomy, advanced equipment, or positive, team-first culture, this is a place where you can build confidence, ask questions, and grow as a practicing DVM/VMD.

Start Your Career with RISE

RISE pairs new grad DVM/VMDs with experienced mentors in a collaborative, hands-on environment that promotes learning, confidence, and growth.

What You Can Expect:

Full-time employment with gradual caseload independence
Dual mentorship model: on-site hospital mentor + national mentorship team
Hands-on learning with real-time case support and guidance
A nationwide cohort of peers for on going connection and support
Flexible start dates

Who We’re Looking For:

New DVM/VMD graduates seeking strong mentorship and support
Veterinarians interested in General Practice, Emergency, or Mixed Animal Practice (based on location)
Candidates passionate about high-quality medicine, teamwork, and continuous learning

Compensation & Benefits

Competitive Base salary 
All offers include quarterly no negative accrual for new graduates
Up to $50,000 in signing bonuses for new grads:
Up to $35,000 new grad sign-on bonus
Comprehensive benefits package, including paid parental leave
Relocation assistance available
CE reimbursement plus paid PTO for CE
Paid VIN, AVMA, and Plumb’s memberships

Why PetVet?

Our RISE program is designed to help early-career professionals take the first step in their veterinary journey—with opportunities to build hands-on experience, deepen their knowledge, and be part of a team that truly cares. Participants also gain exposure to our growing continuing education (CE) program, supporting long-term growth and development across clinical and leadership pathways.

Why Choose Animal Medical Center of Wyoming?

Founded in 1991 by Colorado State University grads Dr. Darren Lynde and Dr. Marshall Kohr, our hospital has been a staple in the community for over 30 years. We are deeply committed to making a difference in the lives of animals and their owners.

Our hospital is a full-service, mixed animal practice primarily treating dogs, cats, horses, and cows, with occasional care for pocket pets and other large animals like goats, pigs, llamas, and donkeys.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

Small Animal Hospital: Six exam rooms, surgery suite, Sound-Elkin digital radiography, digital dental radiography, GE Logic digital ultrasound with Doppler, and access to PetRays for advanced image interpretation.
Large Animal Hospital: Equine exam area, endoscopy, surgical area for non-intubation procedures, cattle chute, heated barn with seven stalls, clinic trucks for house calls, and Arthrex ACS and PRP systems.
Advanced Dentistry: Full mouth radiographs for every patient and advanced training for new veterinarians and technicians with a board-certified dentist.
Comprehensive Services: Boarding, cremation services, and a pet food outlet.

Location and Lifestyle

Animal Medical Center of Wyoming is situated in the heart of Gillette, WY. Enjoy the breathtaking beauty of nearby National Parks and Monuments such as Yellowstone, the Badlands, the Bighorn Mountains, and Devils Tower. Wyoming is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts with activities like snow skiing, snowboarding, hiking, horseback riding, and fishing.

For more information, please reach out to JP Garcia at jgarcia@petvetcarecenters.com

Pay Range

$120,000—$130,000 USD

At PetVet Care Centers, we’re committed to a Culture of Care — for pets, for the people who love them, and for the team members who make it all possible. With more than 400 hospitals across the U.S. and a team of over 11,000 dedicated professionals, including 1700+ veterinarians, we offer a unique blend of local leadership and national support that helps our hospitals thrive.

Our model is built on partnership, collaboration, and local medical autonomy, empowering each hospital to deliver high-quality care while benefiting from shared resources and a strong professional community. Whether you’re providing care in a hospital or supporting operations behind the scenes, PetVet is a place where you can grow your career, stay connected to your purpose, and make a meaningful impact.

You care for pets. We care for you.

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