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Are you passionate about gold-standard medicine, Fear Free handling, and working in a truly modern veterinary environment? Atlas is proud to be partnering with a highly-reputable and forward-thinking veterinary group that is opening a brand-new, state-of-the-art hospital in Tulsa, OK in the spring of 2026, and is now seeking a motivated and compassionate Associate Veterinarian to join the founding clinical team! This is an exciting opportunity for a DVM who thrives in a collaborative setting, values exceptional patient care, and wants to practice medicine with the support, technology, and structure needed to do their best work without burnout, late nights, or on-call demands. This purpose-built hospital has been designed from the ground up to support high-quality general practice and daytime urgent care, combining cutting-edge diagnostics, a calm and welcoming environment, and a strong emphasis on Fear Free principles. You’ll be supported by a highly skilled team of technicians and support staff, allowing you to focus on medicine, client relationships, and long-term professional growth. With the support of a virtual care team and modern in-house scribe technology, you will have the valuable time you need to focus on providing high-quality veterinary care for the Tulsa community. For Associate Veterinarians with long-term ambition, there is a clearly defined career pathway with opportunities to grow, develop leadership skills, and progress over time into a Senior Veterinarian or even Partner Veterinarian. Key Highlights: • Brand-new, modern hospital opening in South Tulsa (2026) with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities, • Practice progressive, gold-standard medicine with access to advanced technology and diagnostics, • Strong focus on Fear Free / low-stress handling and preventative care, • Excellent technician and support staff coverage to allow you to focus on clinical work, • No on-call duties and no late nights, • Varied and engaging clinical caseload inclusive of soft-tissue surgery, dentistry, wellness, and internal medicine cases, • Predictable 4-day work week with rotational weekend duties, • Collaborative, team-driven culture with ongoing support from senior leadership and in house teams, • 30-minute appointment times to support thorough, unrushed care, • Administrative workload reduced through centralized and virtual support teams About You: • DVM or equivalent degree that allows you to practice veterinary medicine in the US, • You hold (or are eligible for) a Veterinary State License in Oklahoma, • You prioritize gold-standard medicine and preventative care, • Ideally, you will have at least 2 years of clinical experience as a DVM, • Must be comfortable with routine soft-tissue surgery and dentistry, • Have a passion for Fear-Free methods of handling Benefits: • Generous straight salary up to $170,000, • Lucrative Equity/ Stock options in the company, • 401K with company match, • Health, Dental, and Vision insurance for you and your family, • Up to 4 weeks PTO, increasing with tenure, • No on-call, late nights, or emergency shifts, • Relocation allowance, • Professional liability insurance, life insurance, and disability coverage, • Fear Free Veterinary Certification fully covered, • Generous CE allowance - $3,500 per annum, • State licensure fees and professional memberships paid, • Parental leave, • FIGS scrub allowance, • Discounts on in-house services, • Much more! Next Steps If you are interested, hit "Apply" or for a confidential chat to find out more, simply email hello@atlasconsultancygroup.com or call the office at (332) 867 1807

Job Description Optometrist (Part-Time) – Tulsa, OK Compensation: $800 per day Schedule: 2–4 days per month (Weekdays, flexible) Start Date: ASAP About Us Comprehensive Mobile Care (CMC) is a mission-driven, family-owned healthcare organization with over 25 years of experience delivering compassionate, ethical, and accessible care to seniors nationwide. We partner with Senior Centers, Skilled Nursing Facilities, Assisted Living Communities, and Veteran Homes across 20+ states to bring high-quality care directly to the individuals who need it most. Our model allows providers to focus fully on patient care—no administrative burden, no scheduling hassles, no equipment management. We take care of everything so you can focus on delivering exceptional clinical outcomes. Position Summary We're seeking a compassionate Part-Time Optometrist to serve seniors in the Tulsa area. This role is perfect for an Optometrist looking to supplement their current workload while making a meaningful difference in geriatric eye health. This independent contractor opportunity offers flexibility, low stress, and the chance to work with a supportive administrative team who ensures you have everything you need for a smooth clinic day. Key Responsibilities Perform comprehensive eye exams for geriatric and underserved populations Diagnose and manage ocular conditions Prescribe corrective lenses and work closely with facility staff Educate patients and caregivers on preventive eye care and ongoing management Create a respectful, patient-centered environment that supports senior comfort and care Qualifications Doctor of Optometry (OD) Active Oklahoma Optometry License Experience in geriatric or mobile care preferred Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to work independently in a facility-based setting Schedule 2–4 days per month Flexible weekday options Typical hours: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM 👓 Interested in bringing high-quality, accessible eye care to Tulsa's seniors? Apply today and join a mission that truly matters!

Job Description Title: Veterinarian Reports to: Chief Operations Officer Created on: March 2026 Status: Exempt – 4 days/week, 10 hours max/day; 1 Saturday per month preferred but negotiable (as part of the 4 days) Salary Range: $90,000-$105,000 Position Summary: Primary functions include providing the highest quality of veterinary care and client education on a daily basis, performing spay/neuter surgeries, vaccinations, medical assessments, treatments and procedures to improve and ensure the health of Tulsa SPCA animals and animals belonging to members of the public when accessing our public services. The Veterinarian is responsible for the daily care of all surgical patients, ensuring all staff members adhere to proper care of patients. Position will include high volume, high quality spay/neuter surgery and include vaccination or preventative care clinics. This job classification has been designated as a safety sensitive job classification in accordance with the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act, 63 O.S., § 427.1 et seq., (OSCN 2019), effective August 29, 2019. This means employees in this job classification can be subject to disciplinary action up to and including termination if they test positive for marijuana components or metabolites, even if they possess a medical marijuana license. Primary Accountabilities: Achieve Organizational Results • Provide veterinary medical care at Tulsa SPCA., • Perform spay/neuter surgeries – 40%, • Perform dentals/other surgeries – 10%, • Perform low-cost, public vaccination clinics weekly – 40%, • Shelter medicine and emergency care – 10%, • Use/make evidence based medicine, treatments and diagnoses, • Stay up to date on current research to provide excellent, prompt and current treatment regimens, • Maintain proper storage, recordkeeping, and dispensing of controlled substances in compliance with DEA and state regulations., • Work with Director of Clinic Servies to develop protocols to ensure a clean, healthy environment is maintained, • Work with other staff to develop and implement program goals, objectives and outcome measurements that are consistent with the long-term strategic plan of the shelter, • Promote and support Fear Free and low-stress animal handling practices across all departments., • Coach and mentor staff and volunteers on the day-to-day job requirements/expectations, • Work with public/staff/volunteers, • Help staff achieve a better understanding of the medical needs of animals, • Help staff and volunteers grow in their knowledge of recognizing common shelter diseases, • Daily responsibilities and delegations are communicated to appropriate staff, • All computer and hard copy documentation is performed within 24 hours, • Educate staff in appropriate, skilled and humane animal handling techniques, • Professional and mutually beneficial relationships with partners are maintained Staff Leadership and Direction • Provide excellent customer service to clients, • Work collaboratively with the executive and leadership team to ensure shelter goals are achieved, • Assist in fostering a workplace that results in the development of a high performing team of professionals and staff., • Resolve conflicts, and ensure that all assistants perform their functions in a manner consistent with organizational policies, procedures, and best practices associated with their respective disciplines. External Relationships • Contribute to the success of the Tulsa SPCA as a whole. Working with others on executive and leadership team(s), • Assist as necessary with any public relations and community education/outreach activities Internal Relationships • Promote positive, collaborative relationships between Tulsa SPCA departments, • Collaborate with other staff to coordinate training for new hires and volunteers, • Work with Clinic Manager and Cruelty Investigator on cruelty cases, • Meet regularly with others on the executive and leadership team(s) to review procedures, reports, problems and discuss new strategies. Compliance and Accreditation • Be currently licensed and maintain an Oklahoma Veterinary Medical License, • Must hold a current DEA license, • Practice ethical Veterinary Medicine at all times, • Comply with the Oklahoma Veterinary Practice Act, • Ensure compliance with all regulatory, safety, security and operational standards related to animal care and the practice of Veterinary Medicine with respect to healthcare, daily maintenance, impounding, behavior modification/enrichment and euthanasia – including limiting the practice of Veterinary Medicine to licensed Veterinarians, • Ensure all animal care services performed through the Tulsa SPCA meet or exceed all best practices and professional standards, and are consistent with client expectations, • Stay abreast of current animal welfare issues, regulations, standards, best practices, etc. as well as the changing needs of the community, • Maintain professional competency through continuing education and professional development. Stewardship • Act as a principal steward of the organization's resources. Ensure that all of the Tulsa SPCA's resources are utilized properly, legally & ethically, and that all those entrusted to manage or represent the affairs of the organization are properly directed and highly effective., • Uphold the mission, values, and principles of the organization at all times. Ensure all business endeavors and relationships as well as the individual performance of each direct report are consistent with the organization's mission, values, policies and goals. Primary Tasks and Duties • Perform spay/neuter surgeries (shelter animals and the public), • Perform low-cost, public vaccination clinics as needed, • Train and teach staff and volunteers where appropriate, • Act as medical spokesperson for the Tulsa SPCA with the media, • Perform routine and emergency veterinary medical care, • Work with staff to ensure that all duties are carried out Position Requirements: • Physical Environment, • Work is both indoors and outside and can be exposed to heat, cold, rain, snow, ice, and a variety of conditions including humidity and dust., • Travel to area events/locations in year-round weather conditions is possible., • Use of computer, keyboard, telephone, copy machines, and fax machines., • Will be exposed to animal smells, fumes, chemicals, cleaning supplies, airborne particles, parasites, pests, zoonotic diseases and sharp objects., • Will work with and be exposed to a variety of animals (some may be sick, injured and/or vicious) and animal waste., • Animal bites and/or scratches are possible., • Must be able to lift (to waist height) and carry 50 lbs., • Repetitive movements such as bending, kneeling, stooping, crawling, standing, and other similar activities are required., • Ability to hear, talk, use hand dexterity required. Additionally, specific visual abilities, including close vision and ability to adjust focus is required., • Noise level is moderate to high., • Education/Professional Experience, • DVM degree required with active and current Oklahoma license