Veterinarians jobs in New York
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Two metro areas employ more veterinarians than any others in the country: New York, with 3,150 in May 2025, and Los Angeles, with 2,740. Veterinarian jobs in New York State draw on the first of those, where BLS put the median at $156,150, above the statewide $131,830.
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About Veterinarians jobs in New York
Across the whole state, though, New York's location quotient for veterinarians was 0.65, so the profession is thinner here, relative to all jobs, than in most states. Cornell trains veterinarians in Ithaca, and Long Island University runs a provisionally accredited college in Brookville. New York's practice act says nothing about how a veterinarian-client-patient relationship forms, which leaves telehealth without an explicit rule. Today that is 14 live veterinarians jobs in New York. Lap of Love, Hilton Veterinary Care Hospital, and National Veterinary Associates have posted the most of them, and Buffalo, Manhattan, and Rochester have more than anywhere else.