Careers
Are you passionate about animals and their welfare? Do you want to make a difference for pets in our area? Apply now to help us save pet lives each and every day.
About First Coast No More Homeless Pets:
First Coast No More Homeless Pets operates one of the largest spay and neuter clinics in the country with the mission provide affordable and accessible veterinary care while saving people and pets in our community. We consult nationally to share best practices with other organizations, and operate two low-cost, high-quality regional safety net veterinary hospitals. We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Our multifaceted approach to pet overpopulation includes free and low-cost spay/neuter, adoption initiatives, and innovative pet retention services.
Our services are comprehensive, and we are committed to reaching those who need our assistance.
Current Job Openings:
The ideal candidate must be able to multi task in a fast paced environment, and have a positive, professional team-oriented attitude. Excellent time management skills and a strong work ethic is a must. A caring and compassionate attitude is required of all team members. On the job training is offered so prior experience is not required, but is preferable. The veterinary clinic is equipped with digital x-ray, in house lab, and paperless medical records. Join FCNMHP to work alongside a dedicated staff and to become part of a high performing team that makes a true difference every day in our safety net veterinary hospitals.
Superior customer service skills and the ability to represent the organization in a positive manner is crucial to this role. FCNMHP operates a high volume, fast paced clinic with a large spay/neuter department, so excellent time management skills and a strong work ethic is a must. A caring and compassionate attitude is required of all team members. This is a full time position and rotating weekends are required.
Youth Work Experience Program
First Coast No More Homeless Pets is partnered with Eckerd Workforce Development to provide jobs for young adults facing systemic barriers.
The development and career readiness program targets at-risk, low-income young adults (ages 16-24,) with the goals of self-sufficiency, employment, and advanced training.
FCNMHP has participated in this program since June 2016 and continues to accept interns to join our vet clinic team.