Veterinary jobs in Hawaii
7 verified openings
Veterinary jobs in Hawaii come with a warning about licensing. Most states will not simply accept a license earned elsewhere and add their own exam on state law, so a veterinarian moving from the mainland should start on Hawaii's board requirements early.
Veterinary Client Service Representative
Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Client Service Representative - Lead
Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Assistant, ER
Veterinary Client Service Representative
Veterinary Assistant, Internal Medicine
Your Hawaii association is Hawaii Veterinary Medical Association, listed with its counterparts across the country in the association directory.
About Veterinary jobs in Hawaii
Check what a listing says about licensing before anything else. Hawaii trains no veterinarians in-state, and its technician workforce is thin, 270 people in May 2025, though the state now gives the technician title some legal protection. Pay holds up: the veterinarian median was $130,120 in May 2025, and assistants earned $44,070. That comes to 7 live veterinary jobs in Hawaii, the largest share of them from Ethos Veterinary Health, Thrive Pet Healthcare, and Achonolulu, and Honolulu and Kahului carrying the most.