Hospital Administrator
Hickory Veterinary Hospital has served its community since 1956. Under three generations of veterinary leadership, we've grown from a single-doctor practice into a leading, full-service hospital offering 24 / 7 emergency care, general practice, specialty services (surgery, oncology, internal medicine, neurology, rehabilitation, ophthalmology, radiology), and boarding. We are now part of COVE Animal Health, a veterinarian-led network combining specialty, emergency, and primary care across the Northeast.
At Hickory, we deeply value teamwork, compassion, professional excellence, integrity, and service. We strive to put patients, clients, and staff first; we preserve our legacy while continuously innovating to provide top-tier care.
Position Summary
We are seeking an accomplished Hospital Administrator who will oversee essentially all hospital operations, including the management of clinical support staff. Reporting to the Area Director, this role supervises operations at Hickory Veterinary and Specialty Hospital. The position demands experience with veterinary clinical support operations, strong leadership, and a strategic mindset to drive excellence across multiple locations.
Key Responsibilities
Oversight of all clinical support staff.
Ensure efficient workflow among clinical, support, and administrative teams.
Work with the Area Director to set financial goals, monitor revenue, costs, productivity, and other KPIs.
Collaborate with regional facilities and marketing teams to align hospital brand, infrastructure needs, and facility improvements.
Ensure that clinical support practices follow veterinary regulations, safety standards, quality assurance, accreditation guidelines.
What We Offer
Equal Opportunity Statement
Hickory Veterinary Hospital / COVE Animal Health is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment where all qualified candidates are welcome.
Requirements
5+ years of management or leadership experience in a veterinary setting. Specifically : managing clinical support staff or clinical operations.
Strong people leadership : mentorship, conflict resolution, team development.
Bachelor's degree preferred (Business, Veterinary Practice Management, or similar).
Flexibility able to adapt to shifting priorities across clinical, support, and operational demands.
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