About SimpleDVM

It's simple - we exist to empower mobile veterinarians to free up their time and be able to focus on excellent patient care. We believe at-home pet care is a psychologically safe environment for DVM,client and patient, and hope to encourage more of it.

Our Principles

Balance

There’s lots of talk about work life balance. Life takes priority, and while we expect a strong work ethic during “on” hours, we’ve created boundaries to protect everyone on our team from burnout.

Transparency

We encourage thoughtful discussion and challenging conversations, and believe this will make all of us better. We value those who admit they don’t know something, but then do everything they can to research and form a strong opinion.

Dedication

We're dedicated to the well being of Veterinarians and here to serve. Our goal is to contribute long term to the Veterinarian community and build a sustainable work environment for all.

Better Industry For All

All participants (clients,patients,staff, DVMs) should be treated with equal respect and empathy.

Our Mission

Help prevent Veterinarian Burnout

As most people involved with companion animals have seen, it’s becoming hard to find the right pet care exactly when you need it. The ratio of new clients to Veterinarians is growing higher and higher, and significant industry changes will need to take place in order to protect Veterinarians, without sacrificing quality and reliability for clients.

Use Digital Tools To Empower Mobile Veterinarians

We’re working to build a more connected Veterinary environment, which can take many forms. We’re creating new opportunities for Veterinarians to forge deeper connections with animals, in spaces they are more comfortable in - starting with the home. This type of connection will allow a Veterinarian to see less animals, but facilitate a stronger connection with both the client and the animal. We believe that these higher quality, lower quantity interactions will prevent burnout that’s become so commonplace.

The Team

Join Our Team

We're a small team looking for empathetic and dedicated team members to help us build a more connect at-home veterinary environment.

Part Time Care Coordinator (Remote)

Apply if you're dedicated to improving the at-home experience for both clients and their cherished animal companions. Previous veterinary and customer support experience is required. If you are passionate about making a difference in the lives of pets and their families, have excellent communication skills, and thrive in a remote work environment, we invite you to apply for this rewarding position.

Schedule A Demo

Schedule a demo with our team and trial that platform for just $9/mo

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We can provide resources to help you set up your at home practice

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Our Principles

Balance

Transparency

We encourage thoughtful discussions and challenging conversations to help us grow. We value those who admit what they don’t know and take the steps to learn and form strong opinions.

Dedication

We're dedicated to the well being of Veterinarians and here to serve. Our goal is to contribute long term to the Veterinarian community and build a sustainable work environment for all.

Better Industry For All

All participants (clients, patients, staff, DVMs) should be treated with equal respect and empathy.

Our Mission

Help prevent Veterinarian Burnout

As most people involved with companion animals have seen, it’s becoming hard to find the right pet care exactly when you need it.

The ratio of new clients to Veterinarians is growing higher and higher, and significant industry changes will need to take place in order to protect Veterinarians, without sacrificing quality and reliability for clients.

Use Digital Tools To Empower Mobile Veterinarians

This type of connection will allow a Veterinarian to see less animals, but facilitate a stronger connection with both the client and the animal. We believe that these higher quality, lower quantity interactions will prevent burnout that’s become so commonplace.