Advance Your Career as a Veterinarian with the U.S. Army at Andrews AFB

Are you a dedicated veterinarian looking for a meaningful career change? The Department of the Army is currently seeking a highly motivated professional to join the Veterinary Treatment Facility at Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland. This position offers a unique chance to provide high-quality veterinary care to a military community while enjoying a structured, professional environment.

Job Responsibilities

As a Veterinarian (NF-04), your duties will be diverse and engaging:

Clinical Care: Conduct wellness appointments, treat injuries, and manage chronic conditions for privately-owned animals.
Surgery: Perform standard surgical procedures with high medical standards.
Diagnostics: Collect and interpret fluid samples and laboratory findings.
Administrative Oversight: Maintain thorough medical records and health certificates.
Mentorship: Provide guidance to Animal Health Assistants regarding nursing standards and professional care.

Requirements

To be considered for this role, candidates must meet the following criteria:

Requirement	Description
Education	DVM or VMD from an AVMA-accredited school.
Licensure	Must hold an active, unrestricted veterinary license in any U.S. state.
Resume	Must be strictly limited to two pages or less.
Physical	Ability to lift 45 lbs and perform physical clinical tasks.

Preferred Qualification: Possession of active USDA/APHIS accreditation.

Salary and Benefits

This position offers a competitive salary ranging from $101,000 to $110,000 per year, pro-rated based on a 20+ hour work week. Beyond the salary, our employees enjoy robust federal benefits, including:

Health and Life Insurance programs.
401(k) retirement planning.
Generous paid personal time off and federal holidays.
On-base facility access including gyms and libraries.

Application Tips

Format Matters: Use the official resume templates or keep your document under two pages. Large files or improper formatting can lead to disqualification.
Be Specific: Your rating is based solely on your resume. Clearly detail your clinical experience, surgical hours, and diagnostic proficiencies.
Check Your Inbox: Ensure you can receive emails from our HR representatives to stay updated on your status.

Working for the Department of Defense as a veterinarian allows you to focus on what matters most: the health of your patients and the success of the mission. If you are looking for a career that values both your professional expertise and your personal time, apply for this opening at Andrews AFB today.

Why This Veterinarian Nf-04 Job Matters

Transform your veterinary career by joining the Department of Defense. Provide top-tier wellness care for the pets of our military service members while enjoying a sustainable, flexible work-life balance at Andrews Air Force Base.

Veterinarian Nf-04 Job Overview

The U.S. Army Medical Command is seeking a dedicated Veterinarian to join the Veterinary Treatment Facility at Andrews AFB, Maryland. This role focuses on high-quality wellness care for privately-owned animals within the military community. You will conduct surgical procedures, perform diagnostic testing, advise owners on disease prevention, and mentor junior staff. This is an ideal role for practitioners who value professional excellence and want to escape the burnout of high-volume emergency practice, offering a predictable schedule of at least 20 hours per week.

Requirements for Veterinarian Nf-04

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or Veterinary Medical Doctor (VMD) degree from an AVMA-accredited institution.
Possession of a valid, unrestricted veterinary license from any U.S. state.
Ability to adhere to a strict two-page limit for your resume.
Physical capacity to lift 45 lbs and perform tasks requiring standing, kneeling, reaching, and restraining animals.
Submission of official transcripts by the time of hire.
Completion of the application questionnaire and required documentation by the October 21, 2026, deadline.

Preferred Qualifications for Veterinarian Nf-04

Active United States Department of Agriculture/Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA/APHIS) accreditation.

Federal Benefits & Perks

✓Comprehensive health and life insurance options for regular employees.
✓Participation in 401(k) retirement plans with company contributions.
✓Paid personal time off and federal holidays.
✓Access to on-base amenities, including fitness centers and libraries.
✓Professional development, including specialized training and certification support.
✓A predictable, flexible 20+ hour work-week schedule.

💡 How to Apply Veterinarian Nf-04 Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Veterinarian Nf-04 Job

Create or update your profile on the USAJOBS portal.
Prepare a resume that is strictly two pages or less.
Upload your DVM/VMD degree, active state license, and transcripts.
Complete the online application questionnaire for announcement O2NAFAV-26-13065964.
Review your application for accuracy, ensuring all documents are legible and uploaded in PDF format.
Submit your application package before 11:59 PM ET on October 21, 2026.

💡 General Tips

Save your resume as a PDF to ensure formatting and page count stay within the 2MB limit and retain clarity.
Address all qualification criteria specifically in your resume; do not assume the reviewer knows your background.
Double-check that your email is accurate and that your junk folder is monitored for status notifications.
Use the Applicant Information Kit to better understand federal hiring practices and preference eligibility.
Sign up for text alerts within your USAJOBS profile to receive real-time status updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a full-time position?

This position is for at least 20 guaranteed hours per week, with the schedule being flexible between 20-39 hours depending on needs.

What happens if my application is missing documents?

Incomplete applications or those missing responses to the questionnaire may be rated as ineligible. Ensure all transcripts and licenses are attached.

Can I work remotely?

No, this role is not eligible for telework as it requires on-site clinical care at the Andrews AFB Veterinary Treatment Facility.

Is relocation assistance provided?

*A: No, PCS costs are not authorized for this position.*

What is the work schedule?

*A: This is a part-time position guaranteed for at least 20 hours per week.*

Job from U.S. Army Medical Command

The U.S. Army Medical Command operates over 130 veterinary clinics globally. Our mission centers on wellness care for the pets of service members and their families, providing affordable, professional services. We also serve as a platform for military veterinary personnel to sustain their clinical skills. By joining our team, you are not just treating animals; you are directly supporting the morale and well-being of those who defend our nation.