Small animal predominant private practice (90% canine, feline, 9% equine, 1% exotic)

3 to 4 western trained veterinarians

30 to 35 hour work weeks (every other weekend) and on call 1 to 2 weeks a month

Highly competitive salary with vacation and CE allowance

Comprehensive pharmacy, in house laboratory equipment with outside lab capabilities, digital x-ray, ultrasound, endoscope, orthopedic surgery equipment, tonopen, etc…

Wellness, internal medicine, and surgical services including advanced soft tissue and orthopedic surgery.

The AKC team is a hard working, honest, supportive group with high standards of care in a friendly, collaborative environment.

1. Excellent Client Compliance The Arabian Kennel Club (AKC for short) is in the fortunate situation of having a clientele with a significant disposable income. Unlike other places where you would either not be able to practice the level of medicine you would like/the patient needs, or where you would spend considerable time discussing and approving financial estimates, our veterinarians rarely have financial conversations and diagnostic/treatment plans are rarely altered due to financial constraints.
2. Work-Life Balance The work schedule is organized in to 30 to 35 hour weeks (depending on weekend and/or off-site clinic rotation coverage). You will most often times have your afternoon/evenings free when you are not on-call. On call is shared between 2 to 3 veterinarians, averaging 2 weeks a month. Saudi Arabia is a perfect home base for traveling the world with many destinations within easy reach and the compound has many different sports or hobby groups to fill your free time.
3. No corporate oversight Unlike many corporate owned practices these days, the AKC relies solely on practicing good medicine per each veterinarians moral and ethical code. We do not have average client transaction goals, bottom lines to achieve, statistical analysis of different metrics, corporate programs to adhere to, etc. We are a group of highly experienced and educated doctors with the luxury to practice how we see fit, without being compared to each other or subjected to a competitive production scheme, feeling pressured to fulfill any corporate objectives of profitability.