Vets with Limited Registration in Australia
These vets are seeking work in the Veterinary and Animal Care industries - they have or are eligible for Limited Registration only. Employers are welcome to contact job seekers directly.
Vets with limited registration are usually required to be under the direct supervision of a fully registered veterinary practitioner. Overseas qualified vets are also required to have a suitable Visa allowing them to work in Australia.
Ahmad Ali, Australia-Wide (posted 8th April) Overseas Qualified Vet Looking for Sponsored Vet Nurse Position
I am Ahmad Ali, a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) with three years of experience in the veterinary field. I am registered with the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association - National Examining Board (CVMA-NEB) and have successfully completed the North American Veterinary Licensing Exam (NAVLE). Currently, I am awaiting completion of Continuing Professional Education (CPE), which will allow me to meet the requirements for full licensure. I understand that for graduates of non-accredited schools, the NAVLE is accepted in Australia upon successful completion of the CPE, and I am in the process of fulfilling this requirement.
Over the past three years as a full-time associate veterinarian, I have gained a broad range of practical experience. I am skilled in administering medications, taking blood samples, conducting diagnostic tests, and providing care for hospitalized patients. Additionally, I have hands-on experience performing duties typically carried out by veterinary nurses and assistants, which has further enriched my expertise in animal care.
I am now seeking long-term employment in roles such as a veterinary nurse, veterinary assistant, or similar positions. I am open to transitioning into a full veterinarian role once I obtain my full licensure. I am also actively looking for an employer who can sponsor me for a work visa. I am available to start work immediately, depending on the visa processing time, and am willing to relocate anywhere in Australia or New Zealand, with a particular interest in regional areas.
For further inquiries or opportunities, I can be reached via email at ahmadcheema285@gmail.com or by phone at +92 303 0550280.
Alex Etim, Australia-Wide (posted 7th April) Overseas Qualified Vet Looking for Sponsored Vet Nurse Position
Hi, My name is Alex Etim, and I have completed a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from Nigeria (2018). I am seeking opportunities as a veterinary nurse, technician, or support staff member while preparing for the 2026 Australasian Veterinary Examination (AVE). With a six-year DVM degree, two years of experience as an associate veterinarian in Nigeria, and one and a half years of experience as a veterinary nurse or technician in Australia, I can bring expertise in anaesthesia monitoring and post-operative care, taking X-rays, catheter placement, blood collection, assisting in dental procedures, laser machine applications and hydrotherapy, animal handling, processing laboratory samples, in-patient care, medication administration, case assistance, hospital management, etc.
I am currently in Australia working as a veterinary nurse. I am open to relocating anywhere in Australia, and I am looking for an employer willing to take up my 482 visa nomination transfer.
What Will I Bring to Your Team:
- The ability to contribute immediately in a nursing/technician role.
- Excellent leadership and communication skills.
- A long-term commitment, fostering client trust and strong professional relationships with the potential to transition into a veterinarian position upon full licensure.
- A strong interest in soft tissue surgery and oncology.
I would appreciate the interview opportunity to discuss how my skills align with your needs. Please let me know a convenient time for an interview.
Contact Details: +61 498 020 435 alexbasseyetim@gmail.com
Thank you very much.
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