In collaboration with their peers, the specialized veterinarian will have the mandate to support swine producers and to participate with the team in the development and continuous improvement of customer service. In partnership with the team, the veterinarian will make sure to provide a complete veterinary service, as well as health strategies adapted to the unique producer. MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES: Perform farm visits to establish and/or maintain the Client-Veterinarian-Patient relationship, including maintaining the medical file (visit reports, prescriptions, CPE files, etc.). Collaborate with the team in the implementation of health “monitoring” programs in all client farms (clinical evaluations, necropsies, serology and other samples, follow-up of processing plant controls, etc.) and clients communications. Identify client needs and tools that could add value to veterinary services. Participate in weekly team meetings and monthly veterinary meetings. Collaborate with the R&D team (internal and peers) in carrying out projects, preparing new protocols, reports and research summaries. Collaborate with the team in the development of the “Atlas” program (client file and online management tool for veterinarians) as well as training our clients on how to use it. Support and optimize the use of management tools (Pigknows, Iris and others) with customers. Participate and collaborate in presentations prepared for webinars (Pig Channel) and/or producer meetings offered by Swine Veterinary Partners to its customers. Follow the activities and actions of the various provincial organizations (swine industry). Optimize client access to the various support programs from government organizations. REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATION : Diploma in Veterinary Medicine (DVM) Provincial veterinary license WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER YOU : A competitive salary according to your experience and skills. The choice of using either a personal vehicle with compensation for the mileage traveled or using one of the service vehicles. Reimbursement of the annual membership fee to Provincial licensing bodies (right to practice) and professional insurance costs. Reimbursement of the annual Provincial and National swine veterinarian organizations membership fee. All necessary office equipment (laptop, printer, internet access, cell phone, etc.). The equipment needed for the mobile veterinary unit (coveralls, disposable gloves and boots, disinfection equipment, necropsy kit, sampling equipment, etc.). Expense account for meal expenses during travel or other expenses related to customers. Continuing education expenses for events of your choice up to $3,000 annually. Mentoring and P2P. A very diversified clientele. The possibility of partnership. A stimulating, varied work environment that promotes employee development. A flexible schedule combining personal and professional life. Group health insurance. A year of service recognition program. Significant discounts on small animal pet supplies (excluding prescription drugs) and access to a host of additional corporate discounts. Contact us for more information.