Non - General Practice Vacancies:
Industry, University, Specialist, Wildlife/Exotic, Mobile Services, Telemedicine, Remote Work

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Remote - pet health and insurance, vet technical operations associate - fully remote
Hong Kong - Kwai Chung - Harvest Veterinary Oncology Centre - Oncologist, Neurology Specialist & Night Shift Vet
Hong Kong - The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology - Laboratory Manager
New Zealand - Palmerston North - Massey University - small animal, Practicing/Senior Practicing Vet
NT/QLD - Darwin Based - AMRRIC - Regional Program Manager
Queensland - VetPartners - Vet Manager
QLD - Townsville - JCUVet - small animal teaching hospital, Anaesthesia Specialist
QLD - Townsville - JCUVet - small animal teaching hospital, ECC Vet
QLD - Townsville - JCUVet - small animal teaching hospital, GP Vet
QLD - Gladstone/Tannum Sands - 4 vet 2 clinic small animal practice, Clinical Vet Trainer
QLD - Sunshine Coast - Sippy Downs - SASH - specialist hospital - Hospital Director vacancy
QLD - Lockyer Valley - Gatton - University of Queensland - small animal, Primary Care
QLD - Logan - Animal Eye Services - 7 vet specialist practice, Specialist/Registrar in Veterinary Ophthalmology
NSW - Central Coast - mobile practice, End-of-Life Care Vet
NSW - Newcastle - Brunker Road - 12 vet small animal, Senior Soft Tissue/Orthopaedic Surgeon
NSW - Sydney - Pyrmont - Pet health and insurance, vet technical operations associate (hybrid)
NSW - Sydney - 3 vet mobile practice, onsite or remote/hybrid Veterinary Radiologist
NSW - Sydney Inner W - Leichhardt - MediPaws - 17 vet small animal practice, Critical Care Specialist
NSW - Sydney Inner W - Leichhardt - specialist hospital - Specialist Surgeon
NSW - Sydney Inner S - Alexandria - small animal specialist hospital - p/t Internal Medicine Specialist
VIC - Victoria-wide & East Bendigo - statewide equine clinics - Victorian Equine Vet Director
VIC - Melbourne Outer N & Statewide- small animal veterinary network - roving surgeon, training
VIC - Melbourne Inner - North Melbourne - Not-for-profit Shelter - Head of Shelter Medicine
VIC - Melbourne SE - Mount Waverley - 24 hour hospital - Exotics Vet
VIC - Melbourne SE - Dandenong - specialist referral hospital - Veterinary Surgery Specialist
VIC - North Central - Bendigo East - 13 vet equine practice, Equine Surgeon (Specialist)
WA - Perth N - Currambine - small animal referral practice, Surgery Specialist or Registrar
WA - Perth N - Balcatta - ACES - 20 vet small animal/specialist practice, Specialists
WA - Perth NE - Bayswater - specialist referral hospital - Anaesthesia veterinarian
WA - Perth Inner E - SASH - new small animal specialist hospital, Criticalist
WA - Perth S & NW - Murdoch/Osborne Park - The Unusual Pet Vets - 4 vet exotics practice
WA - Perth S - Murdoch - small animal, Casual ECC Vet
WA - Perth S - Murdoch University - Clinical Residency Training Programs
WA - Perth S - Murdoch Universirty - small animal & equine, 12 Month Traineeships
WA - Perth Outer S - Baldivis - 14 vet small animal practice - Veterinary Ultrasonographer

KWAI CHUNG, HONG KONG - ONCOLOGY & SPECIALIST - ONCOLOGIST & NEUROLOGY & NIGHT SHIFT VET New Position

Harvest Veterinary Oncology Centre (HVOC)
Harvest Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Centre (HVECCC)
Harvest Veterinary Comprehensive Hospital (HVCH)

Wanted!

We are an integrated animal hospital offering a full spectrum of clinical services and 24-hour veterinary care. We are looking for the following roles to join our dynamic and collaborative team:

Medical Oncologist
Veterinarian Specialist in Neurology
Full -Time Veterinarian (Night Shift)

Medical Oncologist

Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive diagnostic evaluations for patients with suspected or confirmed cancer.
Develop, implement, and manage individualized treatment plans, including chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted therapies.
Collaborate with surgeons, radiologists, and other veterinary specialists to ensure integrated and comprehensive care.
Communicate clearly and compassionately with pet owners regarding diagnosis, treatment options, prognosis, and palliative care.
Maintain accurate and thorough medical records in compliance with veterinary standards.
Stay current with the latest research and advancements in veterinary oncology and pursue ongoing professional development.

Requirements

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree from an accredited institution.
Registered with HKVSB as a Specialist in Oncology (or eligible for registration).
Proficiency in oncology-specific diagnostic techniques, including cytology, histopathology review, and diagnostic imaging interpretation.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to manage complex oncology cases.
Excellent communication skills for clear and empathetic discussions with pet owners.
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.

Veterinarian Specialist in Neurology

Responsibilities

Perform thorough neurological examinations and assessments to diagnose disorders.
Utilize advanced diagnostic techniques, including MRI, CT scans, and neurological evaluations.
Develop and implement effective treatment plans tailored to individual patient needs.
Collaborate with veterinary technicians, specialists, and pet owners to ensure comprehensive care.
Conduct neurology surgeries as required to address specific conditions
Stay current with the latest advancements in veterinary neurology and continue professional development.
Maintain accurate medical records and documentation in compliance with veterinary standards.

Requirements

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree from an accredited institution
Registered with HKVSB Specialist in Veterinary Neurology (or eligible for registration).
Proficiency in diagnostic imaging and laboratory diagnostics.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to assess complex medical cases.
Excellent communication skills to convey medical information to pet owners clearly and compassionately.
Ability to work both independently and as part of a collaborative team.

Full -Time Veterinarian (Night Shift)

Responsibilities

Support the ECC team in providing 24/7 emergency services, including urgent medical intervention, critical case management, and continuity of care for hospitalized patients
Conduct thorough examinations of animals presenting with urgent or critical conditions, diagnose medical conditions, and recommend appropriate treatment plans.
Respond swiftly and effectively to emergency situations, providing critical care to animals in distress.
Manage the care of hospitalized animals, ensuring they receive the necessary treatments and monitoring their progress.
Work closely with other veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and support staff to ensure a cohesive approach to animal care.

Requirements

Registered with HKVSB.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to assess complex medical cases.
Excellent communication skills to convey medical information to pet owners clearly and compassionately.
Ability to work both independently and as part of a collaborative team.
Previous experience in an emergency veterinary setting or a strong demonstrated interest in emergency medicine is a plus.

What makes us different:

Our hospital is equipped with a Linear Accelerator (Linac) for radiotherapy, a Positron Emission Tomography – Computed Tomography (PET-CT) scanner and a 1.5T Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner for medical imaging.

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Our team:

At our hospital, we boast a dedicated, experienced, and enthusiastic team of professionals, consisting of veterinary specialists across various specialisms, including Anaesthesia and Analgesia, Oncology, Dentistry and Oral Surgery, Cardiology, and Small Animal Surgery, as well as medical physicists, radiation therapists, nurses, and administrative staff.

Compensation and Perks

We offer competitive salaries, bonuses, flexible work schedules, and a comprehensive benefits package aimed at supporting your overall health and well-being. As a member of our team, you can expect:

A collaborative and open culture
A generous salary that reflects the experience you bring to the position
Assistance with visa applications, including support for your family members, as well as Veterinary Registration in Hong Kong if applicable
Tailored relocation support with a migration allowance to suit your situation
Housing allowance
Group medical insurance
Continuing education allowance and study leave
Discounts on pet services and products
A flexible, ethical roster that acknowledges you have a life beyond work

We offer a generous compensation package based on experience & passion.

If any of these roles sounds like a fit for you, please send your resume to hr@hvoc.com.hk with expected salary and available date.

Contact:
Harvest Veterinary Oncology Centre
Shop 1, G/F, Magnet Place, Tower 2, 38-42 Kwai Fung Crescent, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong

Tel: (852) 34263500 Fax: (852) 34210028
Website: https://hvoc.com.hk/en/
Email: hr@hvoc.com.hk

MURDOCH, PERTH SOUTH - SMALL ANIMAL - CASUAL ECC VET New Position

Position: Veterinarian

Posted 08/09/26

End Date October 5, 2026

Job Reference: JR105824

Emergency and Critical Care specialists provide a trainee and residency program along with training and guidance opportunities for the emergency team members. The hospital also receives afterhours support from various specialist services to ensure optimal care and treatment plans for all animals.

Your New Role!

The key purpose of this role is to provide emergency veterinary services and ongoing care for companion animals (including exotics) in the Emergency and Critical Care section of The Animal Hospital at Murdoch University (TAHMU).

Your key responsibilities will include –

Diagnose and make therapeutic treatment recommendations on small companion animals.
Provide support and training to specialty trainees, students, visiting veterinarians and veterinary nurses in all aspects of emergency medicine and critical care.
Provide advice to other TAHMU staff on emergency medicine and critical care related matters.

Please refer to the Position Description for further details.

What We Offer You!

This casual role attracts a competitive base casual rate of $74.55p/hr – $85.33 p/hr PLUS shift penalties and 12% employer superannuation contributions.

Shift Penalties

Midweek 18:00 – 23:59 Hours – Attracts 115% penalty on base hourly rate - $79.60 p/h - $90.38 p/h

Midweek 24:00 – 08:00 Hours – Attracts 130% penalty on base hourly rate - $96.92 p/h - $110.93 p/h

Midweek O/night Shift – Attracts 150% penalty on base hourly rate - $111.83 p/h -128.00 p/h

Saturday Hours – attracts 150% penalty on base hourly rate - $111.83 p/h -$128.00 p/h

Sunday Hours – Attracts 175% penalty on base hourly rate - $130.46 p/h - $149.33 p/h

Public Holiday Hours – Attracts 250% penalty on base hourly rate - $186.38 p/h - $213.33 p/h

You’ll join a dynamic and talented team where diversity and innovation thrive. Our Bronze- tier status in the Australian Workplace Equality Index reflects our commitment to LGBTIQA+ inclusion, equity and creating a safe, welcoming environment for all. We strive to be the university of choice for First Nations peoples, honouring Indigenous knowledge.

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Sustainability is central to our community and guided by clear, confident leadership, we are working toward an ambitious future with goals of net zero emissions and zero waste by 2030.

As well as the flexibility to maintain a work life balance, our staff enjoy a vibrant, natural campus with world-class facilities, along with a variety of benefits, including:

Flexible work arrangements
Cultural Load and allowance - providing up to $8,944 per year to First Nations employees who are contributing cultural knowledge and perspectives beyond the scope of their role
Indigenous Language Allowance
Salary packaging options – such as purchasing leave, gym membership, car parking permit
Employee Assistance Program
On-campus services and facilities, such as a Childcare Centre, Gym, Vet Hospital, and Chiropractic Clinic

For further information, check out our benefits and services page!

Join us!

Please apply online via the Apply Now button, along with submitting the following documents to support your application -

A cover letter that includes a statement addressing the selection criteria noted below to allow us to assess your suitability for this role.
Your most recent resume (CV)

Selection Criteria:

Veterinary degree registrable by the Veterinary Practice Board of Western Australia.
Relevant post graduate qualifications or training experience
Ability to work rotational shift work, including night shifts, weekends and public holidays, and be flexible in work hour patterns.
Demonstrated ability to work cohesively in a team environment.

Applicants should refer to the Position Description for further details on the work requirements, duties, skills and experience required for this role. Applications sent by post or email will not be accepted.

Applicants are expected to have current and valid work rights in Australia.

Please see the Applicant Guide for more information. Applicants who have support or access requirements, are encouraged to advise this at the time of their application, to ensure appropriate assistance is provided throughout the recruitment process.

Contact Us

For enquiries about the opportunity on offer please reach out to Dr Joey Rideout, ECC Veterinary Supervisor, joey.rideout@murdoch.edu.au and quote JR105824 as the reference.

Applications Close on 4th October 2026 (11:59pm AWST)

The University reserves the right to withdraw this advertisement at any time.

Murdoch University acknowledges the different perspectives, skills and experience that people from different backgrounds bring to strengthen its workforce. Murdoch University is committed to enhancing diversity in all its forms and strongly encourages suitably qualified candidates from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples, women, people with disability, people of CaLD background and people of diverse genders to apply for this important position.

Murdoch University values workplace diversity, promotes inclusion, and strongly encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, women, and individuals with disability. Applicants who have support or access requirements, are encouraged to advise this at the time of their application, to ensure appropriate assistance is provided throughout the recruitment process.

DARWIN-BASED, NT & QLD - REGIONAL PROGRAM MANAGER New Position

Veterinarian | Regional Program Manager – NT/QLD

Darwin, NT (Larrakia Land)

Salary | $95,000 - $100,000 + 12% super

Veterinary Surgeon Level 4 | Full-time | Two-year fixed-term

Darwin-based | Remote program travel up to 10–15 days/month in peak periods

Commencement | January 2027

Relocation assistance | Up to $5,000 to support your move to Darwin

Ready to take your veterinary career beyond the clinic?

Use the veterinary expertise you’ve built to lead programs with purpose.

Some veterinary careers stay mostly inside the clinic. This one combines hands-on veterinary practice with the planning, leadership and judgement required to deliver complex One Health programs across remote Australia.

AMRRIC is looking for an experienced veterinarian who can move confidently between clinical practice and program management. From our Darwin base, you’ll manage NT/QLD veterinary and education programs end-to-end, then remain active as a clinician when those programs are delivered in remote communities.

This is an opportunity to use your clinical credibility in a broader way: leading programs, supporting people, managing risk and resources, strengthening clinical governance and building trusted relationships with communities and partners.

About AMRRIC

Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities (AMRRIC) is a national not-for-profit organisation based on Larrakia Land in Darwin.

We work in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to improve the health and wellbeing of companion animals, people and communities. Guided by a One Health approach, our work includes veterinary programs, education and training, research and advocacy.

You will join a small, committed team where your work directly supports meaningful outcomes across rural and remote Indigenous communities.

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About the role

The Regional Program Manager – NT/QLD is responsible for the day-to-day operational delivery and coordination of AMRRIC’s One Health animal management programs across the region.

Based at AMRRIC Head Office in Darwin when not on program delivery, you’ll report to the Head of Operations and work closely with the Senior Head of Regional Programs, veterinary staff, vet nurses, project teams, contractors, volunteers and community stakeholders.

During peak periods, typically March to October, remote program travel may be up to 10–15 days per month.

What you’ll do

You’ll combine program management, clinical leadership and hands-on veterinary delivery.

Your responsibilities will include:

scope, plan, implement, monitor and evaluate veterinary and education programs using AMRRIC’s One Health model;
manage end-to-end program delivery, including logistics, budgets, grant requirements, data, risk and operational priorities;
attend remote programs as the principal veterinarian, leading a clinical team undertaking surgical desexing and management of ad hoc surgical and medical cases, delivering parasite control and other preventative health strategies;
manage compliance with AMRRIC’s clinical governance standards and maintain high standards of animal welfare, clinical practice and program compliance;
provide people leadership and manage the performance and development of assigned vet nurse staff, while mentoring veterinary staff, volunteers and contractors;
identify operational risks and improvement opportunities and implement practical solutions;
build and maintain respectful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, partners and other stakeholders;
prepare and contribute to program data, monitoring, funding acquittals and organisational reporting; and
represent AMRRIC professionally at community meetings, public forums and conferences where appropriate.

This role could be a great fit if you…

are an experienced veterinarian ready to combine clinical work with meaningful program leadership;
enjoy solving complex operational problems and balancing clinical, people, budget and stakeholder priorities;
want to mentor and support other veterinary professionals while remaining hands-on in the field;
are comfortable working across different teams, communities and environments and adapting when plans change;
want your veterinary expertise to contribute to broader animal health, community wellbeing and One Health outcomes; and
are ready to make Darwin your home base with regular remote travel.

What you’ll bring

You will bring:

a recognised veterinary qualification and the professional registration required to practise as a veterinarian;
3–5 years’ clinical veterinary experience, including demonstrated sole-charge competency in routine surgery, safe field anaesthesia and triage of medical and emergency cases;
at least 2–3 years’ demonstrated project or program management experience;
experience managing competing priorities, budgets, data, risk and continuous improvement;
strong leadership, mentoring, problem-solving and professional judgement;
excellent written and verbal communication skills and the ability to build respectful relationships with people from diverse backgrounds;
sound Microsoft 365 and data-management capability; and
a genuine commitment to animal health and wellbeing and to culturally responsive work alongside remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

Previous experience delivering veterinary services through community programs, shelters or a not-for-profit environment will be well regarded, but remote veterinary experience is not essential.

Essential requirements

You must:

hold an unrestricted driver’s licence and be able to drive manual vehicles;
be willing and able to travel and stay in remote communities for program delivery;
hold, or be willing to obtain, a current First Aid Certificate;
be able to obtain the required National Police Criminal History Check and Working with Children clearances; and
be able to be based in Darwin for the duration of the appointment.

Why join AMRRIC?

Meaningful work should be supported by meaningful benefits.

This is a genuine career opportunity, with Darwin as your professional and lifestyle base and relocation assistance available to support the move.

At AMRRIC, you will receive:

five weeks annual leave;

three days Christmas grace leave;
12% superannuation, paid in addition to salary;
salary packaging of up to $15,899 each year for eligible living expenses;
additional salary packaging of up to $2,650 each year for eligible meals and entertainment;
travel allowances and program-related expenses in accordance with AMRRIC policy;
relocation assistance of up to $5,000 is available for eligible candidates relocating to Darwin, subject to approved conditions;
five days paid study leave for approved professional development, plus other role-relevant training;
cultural safety learning and development;
confidential Employee Assistance Program support; and
role-relevant remote-work preparation, including 4WD, First Aid and CPR training.

Benefits are subject to eligibility, operational requirements and AMRRIC policies.

How to apply

Email your application to jobs@amrric.org with the subject line: Veterinarian Application.

Please include:

your current CV; and
a concise 1–2 page cover letter outlining the program/project management and leadership experience you would bring to the role, and why this broader clinical and program leadership role with AMRRIC interests you.

Please also include one sentence telling us where you heard about the opportunity.

Finalists will be asked to complete a short selection assessment relevant to the role.

Applications close: Monday 12 October 2026, 9:00am ACST

View the Position Description: PD_RPM-NT-QLD_FINAL_2027.pdf

Questions about the role: Please contact jobs@amrric.org or (08) 8948 1768

Working with us

AMRRIC is privileged to undertake work that values and celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.

We are committed to reconciliation, inclusive employment practices and supporting employment pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

SE MELBOURNE - MOUNT WAVERLEY - EXOTICS VETERINARIAN New Position

Exotic Veterinarian – AEC Mount Waverley

Help Build and Lead an Exciting Exotics Service Within One of Melbourne's Leading Emergency Hospitals

Are you an experienced Exotic Veterinarian looking for the opportunity to shape something from the ground up while being supported by a highly skilled emergency and critical care team?

AEC Mount Waverley is seeking a passionate veterinarian with exotics experience to establish and grow our dedicated Exotics Department. This is a unique opportunity to combine your clinical expertise with genuine influence, helping define the future of exotic animal medicine within a well-established 24/7 emergency & critical case hospital.

Why AEC Mount Waverley?

AEC Mount Waverley has been providing exceptional emergency veterinary care to Melbourne's eastern suburbs for decades. Operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, the hospital is trusted by local veterinarians and pet owners alike to provide high-quality emergency and critical care when it matters most. The hospital is equipped with advanced diagnostic capabilities, including imaging, laboratory services, ultrasound, endoscopy, isolation facilities, and comprehensive emergency care resources, allowing our teams to deliver outstanding patient outcomes.

Our collaborative team of veterinarians and nurses work together in a fast-paced but highly supportive environment where patient care, professional growth, and teamwork are at the centre of everything we do.

A Rare Opportunity to Shape the Future of Exotics Care

This is more than an Exotics Veterinarian role. AEC Mount Waverley is building Melbourne's first dedicated after-hours exotics service, and we're looking for someone who wants to play a key role in bringing that vision to life.

You'll have the opportunity to help shape the service, influence clinical protocols and equipment purchases, build referral networks, and contribute to the future direction of exotics care within our hospital.

Supported for Success & A Diverse Caseload

While the service is growing, our vets will be able to support ongoing care for any exotic patient as well as help support you with working within an emergency and critical care setting along with passionate nursing staff with exotics experience, and access to ongoing emergency medicine training.

We've already invested in dedicated exotics housing and are committed to growing the service further. As the exotics caseload grows, you'll enjoy the opportunity to build and develop the service while maintaining a varied workload. The role will also include companion animal emergency work, making it ideal for veterinarians who have the exotics expertise but flexible to work within small animal cases and emergency medicine.

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Flexible Rostering

Full-time preferred, with near full-time part-time applicants encouraged to apply
4 or 5-day work week options
Predominantly Friday to Monday roster
Afternoon and evening shifts
Strong support from experienced ECC veterinarians and nurses

This is a unique opportunity to build something special while being supported by one of Australia's most established emergency veterinary networks.

What We're Looking For

A veterinarian with an average of two years' experience managing exotic species
A passion for delivering exceptional patient care
A collaborative team player who enjoys working in an emergency environment
A veterinarian excited by the challenge of growing and developing a service
AVBC-accredited qualification

What We Offer

The opportunity to build and shape a dedicated exotics service as it expands to influence future recruitment and mentor team members.
Future leadership and team development to oversee the growing department.
Competitive remuneration including additional penalty rates for applicable evening and weekend shifts
Continuing education allowance and paid study leave
Access to Greencross professional development networks
Staff discounts across Greencross, Petbarn and related businesses

How to Apply:

Apply here with a cover letter and up to date resume if you're looking for a role that combines clinical variety, career progression, and the opportunity to create something truly meaningful, we'd love to hear from you.

For additional information regarding the role or a confidential discussion, please contact:

Sharleen Harman
Talent Acquisition Business Partner
M: 0420 249101
E: sharleen.harman@gxltd.com.au

GLADSTONE/TANNUM SANDS, CENTRAL QLD - SMALL ANIMAL, CLINICAL VET TRAINER

Veterinary Trainer – Harbour City Veterinary Surgery and Boyne Tannum Veterinary Surgery, Gladstone Region, QLD

Not every veterinarian wants to step away from clinical work to focus on training. And not every clinic has the caseload needed to properly support and develop new graduates.

This role sits in the space between full time clinical work and dedicated training.

We are creating a new Veterinary Trainer position across our Harbour City and Boyne Tannum Veterinary Clinics, designed for an experienced companion animal vet who wants to stay clinically active while playing a key role in developing the next generation of veterinarians.

This is a hands-on training role in two busy clinics, working directly alongside new graduates and limited registration veterinarians to build their confidence, clinical ability and decision making.

About the clinics

Harbour City and Boyne Tannum are well established small animal clinics with strong caseloads and experienced teams. Each clinic has its own established team and workflow, but together they operate as a connected group that supports each other and shares knowledge.

We are also building a brand-new purpose-built clinic in Gladstone, giving you the chance to be involved in shaping how training and clinical support will look into the future.

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The position

This is a 12-month fixed term contract commencing in November or December 2026, with the opportunity to stay on longer if it is the right fit for you and the team.

The role has a balanced focus:

Approximately 50 percent clinical work
Approximately 50 percent mentoring and training

You will:

Work across both clinic locations
Train and support new graduates and limited registration veterinarians in day-to-day practice
Focus on building practical clinical skills, not just theory
Provide hands on guidance in consults, surgery and case management
Be part of the weekend and on call roster alongside the wider team

This is not a classroom role. It is about teaching in the moment, within a busy clinical environment, and helping vets build confidence quickly.

About you

This role is suited to an experienced veterinarian who enjoys developing others.

You will bring:

Minimum 5 years clinical experience
Confidence and competence across all areas of general practice medicine and surgery
A strong interest in mentoring and teaching in a practical, hands-on way

You are someone who:

Enjoys helping others improve and succeed
Communicates clearly and gives practical, constructive feedback
Is comfortable working across different clinic environments and is adaptable to different styles of veterinary medicine
Values good medicine, good teamwork and continual improvement

Remuneration and benefits

Salary: $130,000-$150,000 per annum plus superannuation, dependent on experience and skillset

Generous after-hours remuneration in addition

What we offer

Share accommodation available if relocating
A structured role that balances clinical work with dedicated mentoring time
The opportunity to help shape a new role and approach to graduate training
Strong support from both clinic teams and the broader Apiam network
Access to internal training
Employee Assistance Program and staff discounts across clinics and retail partners
A varied caseload that will keep you engaged and challenged

If you are looking for a role where you can continue practising as a veterinarian while making a real impact on the development of others, this is a unique opportunity to do both.

Contact Corinne at corinne.warnick@apiam.com.au for more information or to apply for the position.

ALBANY CREEK, NORTHERN BRISBANE - SMALL ANIMAL, CRITICALIST

Criticalist – Brisbane

Build an Exceptional ICU Service – Days Only, Weekends Free

Brisbane Veterinary Specialist Centre (BVSC) is seeking a passionate and highly skilled Veterinary Criticalist (Emergency & Critical Care Specialist) to join our growing multidisciplinary referral and emergency team. We welcome applications from board-certified specialists (ACVECC, ECVECC, FANZCVS ECC, or equivalent) as well as residency-trained candidates nearing completion of their training.

At BVSC, we are committed to delivering exceptional specialist and emergency veterinary care through collaboration, innovation, and compassion. Our purpose-built referral hospital provides advanced diagnostic, surgical, and critical care services to companion animals across Queensland.

Our team of specialists, emergency veterinarians, interns, residents, and dedicated nursing professionals work together to provide seamless, patient-centred care.

As we continue to expand our specialist services and clinical capabilities, we are seeking a Criticalist who shares our passion for clinical excellence, client engagement, and advancing the standard of veterinary emergency and critical care. We seek a professional who is driven and enthusiastic to grow the Intensive Care department as we continue to develop as a hospital.

Facilities & Equipment

Our hospital is equipped with leading-edge technology to support the highest standards of patient care, including:

Advanced Imaging: Multi-slice CT Scanner, Digital Radiography, High-end Ultrasound Systems
Critical Care & Emergency: A developing Intensive Care Department (ICU), Mechanical Ventilation, Multiparameter Monitoring, High-Flow Oxygen Therapy, Point-of-Care Ultrasound, Blood Product Administration Capabilities
Surgical & Interventional: Fluoroscopy, Laparoscopy, Arthroscopy, Advanced Surgical Suites
In-House Diagnostics: Full IDEXX Laboratory, Haematology, Biochemistry, Coagulation Testing, Blood Gas Analysis, Electrolyte Monitoring

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Your Future Teammates

You will become part of a collaborative multidisciplinary team that includes Specialists in Internal Medicine, surgery, Emergency Veterinarians and Skilled referral Veterinary Nurses.

Together, we foster a culture of clinical excellence, continuous learning, and genuine support for one another.

About the Role

As a BVSC Veterinary Criticalist, you will play a key leadership role within our developing Intensive Care service.

Your responsibilities will include:

Managing complex emergency and critically ill patients.
Providing specialist consultation and support to referring veterinarians.
Collaborating with specialists across multiple disciplines.
Developing treatment plans for intensive care patients.
Supporting and mentoring emergency clinicians and nurses.
Contributing to the growth and advancement of the Intensive Care and Emergency service.

This position offers flexibility and can be tailored to suit candidates seeking full-time, part-time, or consulting arrangements.

Why Join Us?

Competitive Remuneration

Attractive salary package commensurate with experience
Generous superannuation contribution
Performance and leadership opportunities

Relocation & Sponsorship

Visa sponsorship available for eligible international candidates
Relocation assistance provided
Support navigating veterinary registration requirements

Professional Development

Generous Continuing Professional Development (CPD) allowance
Conference attendance support
Access to specialist-led journal clubs and case rounds

Work-Life Balance

Day operating hours only with weekends and public holidays free
Four weeks annual leave plus study leave
Personal and wellbeing leave
Protected non-clinical time where appropriate

Wellness & Culture

Employee assistance and wellbeing programs
Supportive and inclusive workplace culture
Regular team events and social activities
Commitment to psychological safety and professional growth

What We're Looking For

Essential Requirements:

Diplomate status (ACVECC, ECVECC, FANZCVS ECC, or equivalent) OR
Residency-trained ECC veterinarian eligible for board certification.
Eligibility for veterinary registration in Queensland
Strong clinical expertise in emergency and critical care medicine.
Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
Commitment to delivering exceptional patient and client care.

Desirable

Previous leadership or mentoring experience.
Interest in teaching and clinical education.
Experience developing ECC protocols and service initiatives.

What Success Looks Like

The ideal candidate will:

Deliver outstanding specialist-level emergency and intensive care service.
Foster strong relationships with referring veterinarians.
Contribute positively to hospital culture and multidisciplinary collaboration.
Help shape the future direction of our ECC service.

Get in touch

If this sounds like the right next step in your career, we’d love to hear from you. For a confidential conversation or more information, contact Dr Alex Fox at alex.fox@vetpartners.com.au.

BVSC is part of the VetPartners Specialty network and is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and identities.

Learn more about BVSC at www.bvsc.com.au or visit our social pages on Facebook or LinkedIn.

MURDOCH, PERTH SOUTH, WA - SMALL ANIMAL, CLINICAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMS New Position

Murdoch University School of Veterinary Medicine
Clinical Training Programs commencing January 2027

The School of Veterinary Medicine, Murdoch University has vacancies in the following programs commencing in January 2027.

Residency training programs

Anaesthesia x 2
Emergency & Critical Care
Diagnostic Imaging

Further resident programs will be advertised within the next few weeks – keep an eye out !

The three-year, full-time residency programs allow a successful candidate to target credential requirements for speciality certification. The residencies are supervised by board-certified academic staff. Concurrent part-time enrolment in a research master's degree is required.

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Residents are employed as 0.8 FTE Associate Lecturer, with all of the benefits of a salaried staff member, including 17% employer superannuation contributions. Our staff enjoy a vibrant, natural campus with world-class facilities, along with a variety of benefits, including:

Salary packaging options – such as gym membership, car parking permits
Employee Assistance Program
On-campus services and facilities, such as a Childcare Centre, Gym, Vet Hospital, and Chiropractic Clinic

Application process

Applicants must be able to start the program in early January, S1 2027 enrolment. Application for clinical training positions is restricted to veterinarians with a degree that can be registered in Western Australia. Australian and New Zealand citizenship or Australian permanent residency status is required.

All enquiries around the program can be forwarded to Jody Reeve by email: Jody.Reeve@murdoch.edu.au

Applications close Sunday 20th September 2026. (Early applications/expressions of interest are encouraged)

A letter of intent, current CV, certified copy of academic transcripts, names of 3 referees, and a certified copy of passport/visa as proof of Australian Citizenship or Permanent Residency, or of New Zealand citizenship, should be submitted to Jody.Reeve@murdoch.edu.au.

Candidates are chosen after a competitive selection process.

MURDOCH, SOUTHERN PERTH, WA - DISCIPLINE-SPECIFIC TRAINEESHIPS New Position

Murdoch University School of Veterinary Medicine
Clinical Training Programs commencing January 2027

The School of Veterinary Medicine, Murdoch University has vacancies in the following programs commencing in January 2027.

12-month discipline-specific traineeships

Large Animal - Equine
Small Animal Surgery
Small Animal Rotating (Medicine, Oncology & Cardiology)
Emergency & Critical Care
Anaesthesia
Diagnostic Imaging

The 12-month postgraduate trainee program is a year-long, advanced clinical training program in the School of Veterinary Medicine at Murdoch University in Western Australia. The training program offers clinical experience in specific disciplines and an opportunity to gain formal scholarly training through concurrent enrolment in a graduate program.

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These positions would suit a recent graduate veterinarian interested in further university training and upskilling in areas relevant to general practice, or as a stepping stone to further clinical training, such as a residency. Exceptional new graduates will be considered.

An annual stipend of $40k is offered with concurrent enrolment in the graduate program which results in award of a Graduate Diploma in Veterinary Clinical Studies after completion of 2 semesters. After-hours payments for relevant disciplines average between $10-20k per 12 months. Course fees are paid by the School (value approximately $20k).

Application process

All enquiries around the program can be forwarded to Jody Reeve by email: Jody.Reeve@murdoch.edu.au

Applications close Sunday 20th September 2026. (Early applications/expressions of interest are encouraged)

Candidates are chosen after a competitive selection process.

QUEENSLAND - VETERINARY MANAGER

Veterinary Manager | Queensland

Lead clinical excellence. Develop high-performing teams. Influence the future of veterinary care.

At VetPartners, we support more than 270 veterinary clinics across Australia and New Zealand, providing the expertise, resources and collaboration that enable our clinics to deliver exceptional care. While every clinic retains its own identity, they are united by a shared commitment to clinical excellence and outstanding patient outcomes.

We're seeking an experienced Veterinary Manager to provide clinical leadership across our Queensland region. This influential role partners closely with Regional Managers and clinic leaders to strengthen clinical standards, support veterinary teams, promote professional development and ensure robust clinical governance across the network.

If you're a collaborative leader who is passionate about developing people, driving continuous improvement and supporting quality patient care, we'd love to hear from you.

About the role

As Veterinary Manager, you'll serve as the clinical voice within the regional leadership team, providing guidance and support that enables clinics to achieve both clinical and commercial success.

Your responsibilities will include:

Providing strategic clinical leadership to maintain and continuously improve standards of veterinary care
Partnering with Regional Managers and clinic leaders to support operational and clinical excellence
Promoting best practice clinical governance and ensuring compliance with veterinary legislation, professional standards and regulatory requirements
Coaching, mentoring and developing veterinarians and clinical teams to foster capability and career growth
Building strong relationships across the clinic network, creating a collaborative and connected veterinary community
Supporting the implementation of Medical Advisory Board initiatives, protocols and clinical policies
Promoting the benefits of the VetPartners network, including professional development opportunities through our Veterinary Training Centre
Contributing to broader Veterinary Services initiatives and strategic projects across the business
Supporting veterinarian attraction and recruitment by helping identify candidates who are both clinically and culturally aligned

About you

You are an experienced veterinary professional who combines strong clinical expertise with a collaborative leadership style. You build credibility through your knowledge, communicate with confidence and enjoy supporting others to succeed.

You will bring:

A Bachelor of Veterinary Science with current Veterinary Board registration.
Current licences for Ionising Radiation and Microchipping.
A minimum of three years' experience in a veterinary leadership role.
Demonstrated ability to coach, mentor and develop veterinary professionals.
Strong understanding of clinical governance, professional standards and quality improvement.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build trusted relationships across diverse teams.
Commercial awareness, including confidence interpreting and discussing financial performance and P&L statements.
Flexibility and willingness to travel throughout Queensland.

Why join VetPartners?

At VetPartners, you'll have the opportunity to influence veterinary care on a broader scale while remaining connected to the profession you're passionate about.

We offer:

A collaborative and values-driven culture that supports innovation, teamwork and continuous improvement
The opportunity to make a meaningful impact across a diverse network of veterinary clinics
Ongoing professional development and leadership opportunities, including access to our Veterinary Training Centre
A supportive leadership team committed to helping our people succeed
The chance to contribute to the continued growth and success of one of Australia and New Zealand's leading veterinary groups

If you're ready to take the next step in your leadership career and make a lasting impact across our Queensland clinics, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply today and tell us how your experience, leadership and passion for veterinary excellence will contribute to the continued success of VetPartners.

Send your CV and Cover Letter to careers@vet.partners

VetPartners is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to creating an inclusive, diverse and flexible workplace where everyone feels valued, respected and empowered to thrive.

BALCATTA, NORTHERN PERTH, WA - SMALL ANIMAL, VARIOUS SPECIALISTS New Position

SPECIALISTS IN VETERINARY ANAESTHESIA & ANALGESIA, INTERNAL MEDICINE, CARDIOLOGY, ONCOLOGY, SURGERY & RADIOLOGY

OPEN POSITIONS FOR VETERINARY SPECIALISTS OR BOARD ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES IN:

Anaesthesia & Analgesia
Internal Medicine
Cardiology
Oncology
Surgery
Radiology

LOCATION: ACES Veterinary Hospital, Balcatta, WA.

EMPLOYMENT: Full-time/ Part time

Who we are

ACES is a new purpose-built emergency and specialist referral centre in Perth's Northern Suburbs. We are proudly independent, locally owned, and deeply connected to our community. Every clinical decision is made for the right reasons - excellent medicine, genuine compassion, and the wellbeing of our patients, their families, and our team.

If you are passionate about high-level medicine, value teamwork, and want to work in a place where your expertise and wellbeing truly matter, ACES may be the hospital you've been looking for.

The Opportunity

We have exciting opportunities for Veterinary Specialists in Anaesthesia & Analgesia, Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Oncology, Surgery and Radiology to join our current team of specialists. At ACES, medical decisions are led by expertise and guided by evidence. We prioritise quality of care above all else, with the freedom to allocate time, diagnostics, and resources based on clinical need.

You'll work within a genuinely collaborative specialist environment where complex cases are managed collectively, and communication is open and respectful. At ACES patients receive technically excellent and compassionate care, clients feel informed and supported, and colleagues feel valued and trusted in their work.

Why “ACES”

At ACES we exist to practise veterinary medicine with excellence, compassion, and purpose.

We believe great care comes from people who are fully invested in their work — who see animals as individuals, clients as partners, and veterinary medicine as a craft worth doing well. We're here because we love this work, and that love shows in the care we give every day.

Our purpose is to provide exceptional, collaborative, evidence-based specialist and emergency care, delivered with compassion and integrity.

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What we offer:

The Tools
- 24/7 Emergency & Critical Care, Surgery, Internal Medicine, Oncology, Cardiology, Diagnostic Imaging, and Anaesthesia
- Advanced specialist imaging (Siemens MAGNETOM Flow.Ace B60 MRI, Siemens SOMATOM go.All 64-slice CT, Siemens Multix Impact E Digital Radiography, Siemens Cios Flow mobile C-arm)
- Mindray Veta 5 anaesthetic ventilator systems, infusion pumps, multi-parameter monitors
- GE ultrasound platforms supporting advanced cardiac, abdominal and thoracic imaging, and advanced regional nerve blocks
- Four fully equipped operating theatres supporting soft tissue, orthopaedic, neurosurgical, and cardiac interventional procedures
- Minimally invasive capabilities including laparoscopy, arthroscopy, thoracoscopy, and interventional radiology
- Comprehensive orthopaedic implant inventory
- Dedicated anaesthetic recovery ward within the surgical suite
- Comprehensive endoscopy suite and fluoroscopy-supported interventional procedures
- Advanced in-house diagnostics including IDEXX haematology, chemistry, urinalysis with sediment analysis, ROTEM viscoelastic coagulation testing, and Radiometer blood gas analysis
- Purpose-designed oncology suite comprising a dedicated workstation, separate treatment space, oncology runs, anteroom, and chemotherapy preparation room with wide fume hood and separate chemotherapy administration room
- Dedicated 24/7 Intensive Care Unit providing advanced critical care support for complex and high acuity cases
- Dedicated isolation wards with separate dog and cat facilities
- Strong relationships with local and national external reference laboratories
- In-hospital blood bank and transfusion medicine
- Dedicated feline spaces and a hospital design grounded in Fear Free principles to support low-stress handling and patient-centred care
The Structure
- Each discipline at ACES is intentionally collaborative. Regular case discussions, journal clubs, and shared multidisciplinary rounds are embedded into workflow to support thoughtful treatment planning and shared responsibility for patient outcomes.
- Our systems are designed to facilitate seamless coordination between services and clear, responsive communication with referring veterinarians.
The Culture
- Beyond infrastructure, we offer a supportive workplace culture grounded in professionalism, respect, and shared responsibility — with realistic expectations, distributed caseloads, and leadership that actively prioritises wellbeing and sustainability.
- We are committed to continual learning, teaching and mentorship, and to maintaining a hospital environment where high standards of medicine are delivered thoughtfully, collaboratively, and with integrity.

About You

You are passionate about exceptional patient care, and you value kindness, integrity, and teamwork.

Attributes you will bring to the team:

Board certification, board eligibility, or completion of a recognised residency in your specialty
Eligibility for registration in Western Australia
A strong commitment to evidence-based medicine and high clinical standards
Excellent communication skills and the ability to work effectively within a specialist team
Professional integrity, accountability, humility, and sound clinical judgement
A curious and collaborative mindset, empathy, compassion, and a sense of humour

What we can offer you:

A competitive and flexible renumeration package, commensurate with experience, specialist credentials, and the scope of the role

Relocation assistance and visa support (where applicable)
Continuing professional development allowance and 1 week of conference leave annually
Salary packaging options
Leave entitlements in accordance with the National Employment Standards, including annual leave, personal/carer's leave, compassionate and other statutory leave

Location and lifestyle:

Perth is known for its easy-going pace, with abundance of sunshine year round, stunning beaches and a strong outdoor culture. It makes it easy to embrace a healthy, balanced and relaxed lifestyle where work and life genuinely complement each other.

How to apply:

If you are interested in joining a team of like-minded specialists in a new purpose-built hospital where your expertise is valued, we would love to hear from you.

Please email your cover letter and CV to: directors@acesvet.com.au

View us at www.acesvet.com.au.

CLEAR WATER BAY, NEW TERRITORIES, HONG KONG - SMALL ANIMAL/LABORATORY New Position

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Job Title: Veterinarian (Manager) - Laboratory Animal Facility (CWB)
Job ID: JR100470

Details

HKUST is seeking a dedicated full-time Veterinarian / Veterinary Manager to join our Laboratory Animal Facility team. This role focuses on promoting and safeguarding the welfare of research animals, ensuring compliance with international standards and institutional policies. The successful candidate will work closely with the Attending Veterinarian, researchers, veterinary staff, and animal care personnel to implement best practices in animal welfare and ethical research.

The position primarily involves post-approval monitoring in the central animal facility and across animal research areas within the institution. Experience in auditing and animal welfare oversight is preferred.

Key Responsibilities

Animal Welfare Oversight:

Monitor and ensure housing, environmental enrichment, and behavioural management programs support species-appropriate physical health and behavioural well-being

Ethical Compliance:

Assist the AV in collaborating with the Animal Ethic Committee and the University to review protocols, advise on humane endpoints, and ensure adherence to regulatory requirements.

Behavioural Assessment & Enrichment:

Develop and implement species-specific enrichment plans; assess stress indicators and recommend refinements.

Training & Education:

Lead the training program to research staff and technicians on welfare principles, humane handling, and refinement techniques.

Post-Approval Monitoring:

Participate in regular audits and inspections to ensure ongoing compliance with welfare standards.

Documentation & Reporting:

Maintain accurate records of welfare assessments, interventions, and compliance reports.

Qualifications

DVM or equivalent veterinary degree; Must be registrable with the Veterinary Surgeons Board (VSB) of Hong Kong.
At least five years of work experience as a registered Veterinarian, preferably with some experience in laboratory animal medicine or animal welfare programs; experience with IACUC processes and enrichment strategies is highly desirable.
Fluent in written and spoken English.
Basic understanding of animal welfare principles and behavioural observation and willingness to learn regulatory compliance and enrichment strategies. The candidate should have a strong interest in laboratory animal medicine and ethical care, with good communication skills and ability to work collaboratively in a research environment.

(Duration: 2 years, renewable)

(Applicants who have responded to the previous advertisements need not re-apply.)

For enquiries regarding the advertised position, please contact Dr. Dawn Ngai directly at dawnngai@ust.hk.

Starting salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Fringe benefits including annual leave, medical and dental benefits will be provided. A gratuity will be payable upon successful completion of contract.

Application Procedure

In support of a green work environment, we accept applications submitted online only. To apply, please complete an online application form through the HKUST Careers website (https://hkustcareers.ust.hk) and return it online to the Human Resources Office. Review of applications will continue until the position is filled. Applicants will receive an acknowledgement by email upon successful submission. We thank applicants for their interest, but advise that only shortlisted candidates will be notified of the result of the application.

(Information provided by applicants will be used for recruitment and other employment-related purposes. Applicants should read the Personal Information Collection Statement before submission of application.)

HKUST is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to our core values of inclusiveness, diversity, and respect.

TOWNSVILLE, QLD - SMALL ANIMAL TEACHING HOSPITAL, ANAESTHESIA SPECIALIST

Anaesthesia Specialist

Drive excellence in anaesthesia while coaching the next generation of clinicians.

About Us:

Based in Townsville Queensland, JCUVet is North Queensland's only veterinary teaching hospital, referral, and specialist centre.

JCUVet is passionate about training exceptional veterinary professionals while delivering specialised, GP and emergency veterinary care to our community. By integrating teaching with high-performing clinical services, we have a veterinary hospital that advances the profession today and secures its future tomorrow.

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We are looking for someone to join our team of passionate professionals.

About the role

We are looking for an anaesthesia specialist to join the JCUVet team. In this role you will provide excellence in the provision of sedation and pain management services to small animals during surgical procedures and diagnostic tests. Working in a multidisciplinary hospital, you will be supported by an experienced team of specialists, nurses and rotating interns.

Relocate to tropical Townsville where opportunity meets lifestyle! This is a permanent full time role with relocation assistance negotiable for the preferred candidate.

About you

Board certified or Board eligible anaesthetist with either the American, European or Australian colleges (DACVAA, DECVAA, FANZCVS)
Previous experience mentoring and guiding interns and students

What we offer

Lifestyle. Learning. Industry Leadership.

Build the life you want, keep growing at the cutting edge, and help shape the future of the profession.

Lifestyle:

4-day work week - Enjoy a roster designed to support your work-life balance in a tropical paradise!
Up to 14 weeks paid parental leave
Relocation assistance available – including assistance with visas, schools and sourcing accommodation.
Access to Fitness Passport, Employee discounts and Employee Assistance Program
Competitive above award salary plus 12% superannuation

Learning:

Generous CPD allowance plus 1 week paid study leave per calendar year.
Continuous learning and development opportunities.
Work at the cutting edge inside a university-based teaching hospital with access to the latest equipment

Industry Leadership:

Industry impact. Sharing your expertise with the wider profession through delivering CPD events and workshops on the topics you're passionate about.
Leading anaesthetic standards across the hospital, guiding interns and vets in safe, high-quality care.
Shaping the next generation of vets with your knowledge and passion

Like to join us on our journey

If you are excited about the prospect of advancing your career, contributing to a positive workplace culture, and truly feeling valued we want to hear from you!

JCUVet is an equal-opportunity employer and welcomes applications from all suitable applicants. This position requires Australian work rights. Applicants must be Australian citizens, permanent residents, or hold a valid visa with permission to work.

Submit your resume and cover letter here. For more information, please contact veterinarycareers@jcu.edu.au

Check us out at www.jcuvet.com.au

About Townsville

Townsville is Australia's largest regional city north of Brisbane. Providing a laid-back tropical lifestyle that is complemented by capital city comforts, no other Australian city boasts the resilience, diversity, lifestyle, and economic potential that the Townsville North Queensland Region enjoys.

Known as the Second Capital of Queensland, with a population of approximately 200,000 people, Townsville offers a dynamic lifestyle coupled with strong economic prosperity.

Townsville is a thriving city, with access to a variety of world class education facilities, market leading health care, affordable housing, unique retailing, spectacular events and entertainment, dining precincts and a wide range of outdoor recreation options.

With over 300 days of sunshine each year, Townsville's lifestyle is second to none.

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Make the Move to Townsville, NQ.

SYDNEY, NSW OR REMOTE/HYBRID - VETERINARY RADIOLOGIST New Position

Veterinary Radiologist – Radiology for Pets

Sydney, Australia | Clinical • Teleradiology • Hybrid • Casual

Looking for something fresh, flexible and genuinely enjoyable?

Join Radiology for Pets, a small, independent, radiologist-owned imaging group focused on high-quality clinical radiology, meaningful clinician relationships and a supportive team culture.

We are looking for a Veterinary Radiologist to join our growing team, with flexibility to work ideally onsite in Sydney, however a remote or a hybrid arrangement or casual will be considered.

Why Radiology for Pets?

We are passionate about diagnostic imaging and helping our clients and their patients
Quality over volume – clinically meaningful, actionable reports
Excellent work-life balance with flexible working arrangements
Supportive, close-knit team with regular case discussion and collaboration
Direct clinician communication and real clinical involvement
Specialist & emergency-focused caseload, with GP and exotic work if desired
Access to X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI, nuclear medicine & fluoroscopy
Real-time / STAT reporting when it matters
Opportunity to develop your own areas of interest, including teaching and research, large animal/equine if desired
Excellent income potential with flexible remuneration options

About You

We’re looking for a board-certified or residency-trained Veterinary Radiologist (ECVDI, ACVR or FANZCVS) who:

Enjoys clinical radiology and working closely with veterinarians
Communicates clearly and is approachable
Values high-quality, clinically relevant reporting
Thrives in a collaborative, supportive and fun environment
Is interested in reporting across multiple modalities

Our clients include specialist and emergency hospitals as well as GP clinics across Australia and overseas.

If you’re looking for a radiology role where you can have flexibility, interesting cases, genuine clinical relationships and a great team around you, we’d love to meet you.

Interested? Contact us at: contact@radiologyforpets.com or via our website: www.radiologyforpets.com.au

CITY OF LOGAN, QLD - SPECIALIST OR REGISTRAR IN VETERINARY OPHTHALMOLOGY

Shape the Future of our practice with Animal Eye Services

Specialist or Registrar in Veterinary Ophthalmology - Full Time or Part Time

Location: Brisbane, Australia

At Animal Eye Services, we’ve been a leader in veterinary ophthalmology for over 25 years. We are expanding and looking for the right person to become part of our wonderful team. Highly regarded for our expertise, we are dedicated to supporting our referring veterinarians and providing unparalleled care to pets and their families (our glowing Google reviews speak for themselves!).

We are excited to invite a Specialist or Registrar to join our close-knit team in 2025 at our brand-new, state-of-the-art facility in Shailer Park. This is a rare opportunity to be part of a leading veterinary ophthalmology practice where you’ll have access to top notch equipment, a large and diverse caseload, and an unmatched level of support. Together we bring decades of experience and you will be an addition to a 7 vet team incorporating 3 specialists, 2 registrars, a senior resident and an intern.

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Whether you seek a full-time or part-time role, you’ll thrive in an environment designed to elevate your career and continue to set the benchmark in animal ophthalmology. We place strong emphasis on work life balance (with no on call!) and we offer flexible working arrangements to suit your needs.

Our team culture is our strongest asset and we genuinely cultivate a supportive and collaborative team environment where our staff love coming to work. You’ll have the opportunity to be part of a wonderful team of highly skilled nurses and dedicated easy going veterinarians.

Why Choose Us?

Brand-New Facilities: Our purpose-built clinic (currently under construction) includes five consulting rooms, two minor theatres, and a dual-microscope main theatre, along with advanced diagnostic tools. It has been designed to not only be highly functional but be an aesthetically beautiful workplace!
Work-Life Balance: Strictly no on-call or after-hours requirements, ensuring we all have time for what matters most.
Professional Growth: You'll be able to take advantage of a generous CE culture, plus additional opportunities for mentorship and development.
A Diverse and Impactful Caseload: We have a very high surgical caseload and you will have the opportunity to tackle complex, challenging cases that will refine your skills and push the boundaries of what’s possible in veterinary ophthalmology, all within a dynamic and fast-paced environment.
Relocation Assistance: We welcome applicants from interstate and overseas, offering assistance to ensure a smooth and stress-free move.
A Team You’ll Be Proud to Work With: We are extremely proud of our amazing team of people. You will find a workplace where everyone’s contributions are valued, collaboration thrives, and shared successes drive us forward.
We’re Serious About Supporting and Educating Veterinarians: We are passionate about empowering referring veterinarians with the knowledge and resources they need, fostering collaboration and trust to ensure no vet feels alone in managing complex ophthalmic cases.
We Go Above And Beyond For Our Clients And Patients: Our commitment to pets and their families goes beyond clinical care—we aim to provide clarity, compassion, and peace of mind at every step of their journey.
Driving Innovation and Growth: With our state-of-the-art new facility and an exciting vision for the future you’ll play a key role in shaping our practice.

About You

We're looking beyond qualifications to equip our team with the right person. Ideally, you will:

Be a registered specialist or a registrar with plans to sit exams.
Have a great attitude and a genuine passion for veterinary ophthalmology.
Possess excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
Embrace teamwork and foster a supportive, respectful, and collaborative environment.
Our clients are everything to us - you'll be able to demonstrate your commitment to delivering exceptional care to patients and great service to clients.

How to Apply

If you’re ready to join a team that values expertise, kindness, and a shared love for helping animals, we’d love to hear from you!

Please send a cover letter, CV, and the contact details of three referees to Dr. James White and Dr. Tom Donnelly-Newton at info@animaleye.com.au

MURDOCH/OSBORNE PARK, PERTH S & NW, WA - EXOTICS New Position

The Unusual Pet Vets Murdoch, WA

Are you passionate about the unique and rewarding world of exotic animal medicine?

We're seeking an Exotics Veterinarian to join our Perth Clinics (Murdoch and Osborne Park). You must be prepared to work at both clinics as needs dictate.

You'll be part of the largest and most supportive exotics-focused veterinary group in the Southern Hemisphere, working alongside a highly skilled and like-minded team who share knowledge, mentor generously, and genuinely enjoy collaborating.

Our national network connects you with an exceptional team of exotic veterinarians across Australia, giving you access to case discussions, advanced diagnostics, and ongoing professional development.

This is an exciting opportunity to practice high-quality exotic medicine within a progressive, well-resourced clinic, supported by a team that values excellence, teamwork, and continued growth.

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The successful candidate will:

Work high Part Time or Full Time hours per week – depending on your availability.
Have a qualification that allows you to work as a registered veterinarian in Australia and be registered (or able to register) with the Veterinary Practice Board of Western Australia.

The qualities we are looking for are as follows:

Passionate about working in an exotic pet only practice.
Be striving to offer a high standard of care and want to work with other vets, nurses and techs who are like-minded.
Possess excellent communication skills and enjoy communicating with clients and uphold our gold standard approach to building and maintaining relationships.
Be a team player, with a positive attitude towards work and fellow team members, and strong interpersonal skills.
Hard-working, well organised, efficient, and reliable.
Someone who is looking for a long-term position where you can develop, while we invest in your career with us.
Have interest in undertaking further study and regular CE.

Other information:

To apply, applicants must be suited to the above role requirements.
Flexible start date.
Recent graduates are encouraged to apply.
The base hourly rate range for this role is $37.96 – $60.73 per hour.
We have generous and highly competitive remuneration packages that incorporate continuing education allowances and programs, access to the UPV Research Fund, regular reviews and enrolment in our Staff Wellness Program.

For more information on our clinics please see our:

Website: www.unusualpetvets.com.au

Applications must be accompanied by your CV, a cover letter with an outline of your suitability, and a minimum of two professional referees.

Applications do not have an end date, however, we will start interviewing exceptional applicants as they apply and hire when we find the right person. So, if you are interested don't delay. For any queries relating to the advertised position, and to apply, kindly email careers@unusualpetvets.com.au.

NEWCASTLE - SMALL ANIMAL - SENIOR SOFT TISSUE & ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON New Position

Senior Soft Tissue and Orthopaedic Small Animal Surgeon

The Brunker Road Veterinary Centre, Newcastle's leading veterinary hospital, is seeking an experienced veterinary surgeon to join our friendly team of highly skilled veterinarians and support staff. The ideal candidate is committed to the highest level of patient care, enjoys a varied caseload and possesses excellent communication skills. The position would best suit an applicant that has achieved a minimum of membership to the ANZCVS in Small Animal Surgery or equivalent, with further advanced surgical training preferable. Motivated surgeons looking to expand their surgical skill set are also encouraged to apply.

The role will involve management of both referral and primary opinion surgical cases including:

Fracture repairs, joint surgery, TPLOs, thoracic/abdominal surgery, oncological reconstructions.
Performing diagnostic imaging including endoscopy, radiology, CT and arthroscopy.
Managing neurology cases (surgical +/- medical) including performing spinal surgery (not essential but preferred), myelography and CSF taps.
Assisting other veterinary associates with their surgical cases and progression of their surgical skills.

The Brunker Road Veterinary Centre is a custom-built hospital with 12 veterinarians, 6 consulting rooms, 3 fully equipped surgical theatres, a separate post-operative recovery area and large central treatment room. Our advanced imaging equipment includes DR and dental radiography, a MyLab ultrasound machine, Storz arthroscopy equipment, rigid and flexible video endoscopy, and a 2020 GE 16 slice CT. The hospital also has an extensive in-house laboratory.

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We service a large area of the Hunter and North Coast region, providing primary care to a dedicated client base, as well as receiving medical and surgical referrals.

The successful applicant would enjoy the following benefits:

A relaxed lifestyle in a beautiful city boasting world class beaches, close proximity to NSW's premier wine region, and only 2 hrs north of Sydney.
Generous salary commensurate with experience and equivalent to specialist surgical facilities
4 weeks annual leave
Continued Professional Development costs paid and 1 week conference leave.
No after hours or Sundays
The chance to work with an amazing, supportive, and fun team of vets, nurses and support staff.
Fitness Passport
EAP + MFHA trained management
Learning and Development Platform
Discounts on health insurance plus much more

Further information about our hospital and staff can be found at our website www.brunkerroadvets.com

Please send application and curriculum vitae to info@brunkerroadvets.com.au FAO Debbie McPherson.

brunkerroadvets.com.au

DANDENONG - SPECIALIST REFERRAL HOSPITAL - VETERINARY SURGERY SPECIALIST New Position

Veterinary Surgery Specialist – Open to Fixed-Term Contract & Permanent

The Veterinary Referral Hospital (VRH) is seeking a Veterinary Specialist Surgeon to join our established surgical team within one of Australia's leading multidisciplinary referral hospitals. Our surgery department currently consists of a Specialist Surgeon and Registrar, supported by dedicated and rotating interns and an experienced team of surgical nurses. We work closely with specialists across Anaesthesia, Emergency & Critical Care, Diagnostic Imaging, Neurology, Internal Medicine and Oncology to deliver the highest standard of patient care.

VRH is a multidisciplinary referral hospital and 24/7 Emergency Centre located in Melbourne's south-east. We pride ourselves on delivering patient-focused care, believing that the best outcomes are achieved through collaboration between specialties. Our supportive culture, strong interdepartmental relationships and commitment to clinical excellence make VRH a rewarding and enjoyable place to work.

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Our purpose-built hospital is equipped with advanced technology including fluoroscopy, 16-slice CT, 1.5T MRI, digital radiography and a full suite of surgical instrumentation. Surgeons have access to a broad range of specialist orthopaedic and soft tissue equipment, including ILOC interlocking nails, pedicle screw systems, Arthrex SynACART®, Evolox and C-LOX systems, micro total hip replacement equipment, arthroscopy, and laparoscopy/thoracoscopy capabilities.

As a multidisciplinary referral hospital, VRH attracts a diverse and often highly complex caseload. Our surgeons regularly manage challenging orthopaedic and soft tissue cases while benefiting from collaboration with specialist colleagues across multiple disciplines.

About You

ACVS, ECVS or FANZCVS board-certified, or eligible to sit qualifying examinations
Available to join VRH from December 2026 (flexible for the right candidate)
Passionate about delivering exceptional patient care
Collaborative by nature and enjoy working within a multidisciplinary environment
Keen to contribute to clinical excellence, education and the continued growth of the surgery service

Why Join the VRH Team?

Competitive Remuneration & Professional Development

Competitive remuneration package
$5,000 CPD allowance plus study leave
Veterinary Board registration and/or AVA membership fees covered
Access to in-house learning opportunities and professional development programs

Work-Life Balance

We recognise the importance of maintaining a sustainable and rewarding specialist career.

Four-day working week
Four weeks paid annual leave plus public holidays

Supportive Team Environment

Collaborative multidisciplinary team with strong relationships across all departments
Excellent nursing and intern support
Inclusive and friendly workplace culture focused on wellbeing and work-life balance
Large staff room with fresh fruit, snacks and espresso coffee made from locally sourced beans

Relocation & Lifestyle

Relocation assistance and visa support available for eligible candidates
The opportunity to live and work in Melbourne, one of Australia's most vibrant and liveable cities, offering outstanding lifestyle, education and recreational opportunities

Additional Greencross Benefits

Access to an extensive range of Greencross professional development and wellbeing initiatives, including:

Paid parental leave
National retail, travel and health discounts including access to Fitness Passport
Employee assistance program through Telus Health, providing 24/7 confidential counselling and support for you and your family
Wellbeing programs and career development opportunities across the wider Greencross network

How to Apply

Please note: This role is a permanent position but we are also open to a fixed-term contract from December 2026 for a 6-7 month period that can move into a permanent position if then interested!

Apply with your resume and cover letter via this link or contact Sharleen Harman, Talent Acquisition Business Partner, at sharleen.harman@gxltd.com.au for a confidential discussion.

BALDIVIS, SOUTHERN PERTH - ULTRASONOGRAPHER

Veterinary Ultrasonographer

Develop your passion for diagnostic imaging while enjoying a rewarding career in one of Western Australia’s leading privately owned veterinary hospitals.

Baldivis Vet Hospital, located just 45 km south of Perth, Western Australia, is seeking an experienced veterinarian with a strong interest and proven expertise in small animal ultrasonography to establish, lead and grow our in-house diagnostic ultrasound service.

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This is a unique opportunity to focus on diagnostic imaging while continuing to work within a collaborative team of experienced veterinarians, emergency clinicians, surgeons and nurses. You will play a key role in providing advanced diagnostic support for both hospitalised and referred patients.

The Opportunity

Work 5 days per week.
Flexible daily schedule of 5–7.5 hours per day.
Perform approximately 20 ultrasound examinations per week, including:
Around 15 in-hospital ultrasound examinations.
Approximately 5 referred outpatient ultrasound cases from surrounding veterinary practices.
Work in a purpose-built hospital with modern ultrasound equipment and an experienced support team.
Collaborate closely with our surgery, emergency and medicine departments.

What’s on Offer

In addition to a competitive annual salary of $120,000–$130,000 (depending on experience), we offer an attractive ultrasound incentive program designed to reward productivity and expertise.

Base salary: $120,000–$130,000 per annum.
Ultrasound incentive: Earn an additional $100 including super for every ultrasound examination performed.
Outstanding earning potential: Based on approximately 20 ultrasound cases per week, you could earn up to an additional $2,000 per week through the incentive program.
Purpose-built hospital with a busy referral and in-house diagnostic imaging caseload.
Continuing education and professional development support.
Privately owned practice where your expertise, ideas and clinical input are genuinely valued.
Accommodation. - https://www.realestate.com.au/property/31-yowari-dr-baldivis-wa-6171/

About You

We are looking for a veterinarian who:

Has a strong interest in diagnostic imaging and abdominal ultrasonography.
Is confident performing and interpreting small animal ultrasound examinations independently.
Enjoys working collaboratively with veterinarians across surgery, emergency and general practice.
Has excellent communication and client relationship skills.
Is committed to delivering outstanding patient care and mentoring colleagues.

Helping Build Ultrasound Skills at BVH

At Baldivis Vet Hospital, we are committed to developing ultrasound capability across our veterinary team. Our goal is to support veterinarians in becoming proficient in diagnostic ultrasonography through structured training, mentoring and case exposure.

Veterinarians will be supported to develop competency through supervised experience before independently performing ultrasound examinations.

Why Baldivis Vet Hospital?

Privately owned and established for over 40 years.
Purpose-built hospital with advanced diagnostic and surgical facilities.
Busy referral and emergency caseload providing varied and interesting cases.
Collaborative and supportive culture where teamwork comes first.
Located in Perth’s rapidly growing southern corridor, close to beaches, parks and an outstanding lifestyle.
Come for the opportunity and stay for the lifestyle.

If you’re passionate about diagnostic imaging and would like to build and lead a thriving ultrasound service while enjoying excellent earning potential and work-life balance, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply now and become part of the Baldivis Vet Hospital team, where excellence in veterinary care, patient comfort and client satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do.

Please forward your resume to:
hr@baldivisvet.com.au

Or for more information contact Dr Danae Dunn (08) 9524 1466 or drdanaedunn@baldivisvet.com.au for a confidential discussion.

See our website

ALEXANDRIA, INNER SOUTHERN SYDNEY - SMALL ANIMAL/INTERNAL MEDICINE SPECIALIST PART-TIME

Internal Medicine Specialist - SASH Alexandria

The Small Animal Specialist Hospital (SASH) now has 8 hospitals across Australia and we are looking to expand our Internal Medicine team at Alexandria, Sydney. If you enjoy living a city lifestyle, our Alexandria hospital is located only 10 minutes from Sydney's CBD and is central to all of Sydney's popular suburbs.

SASH is the largest Veterinary referral facility in Australia, providing a complete range of clinical services to clients and patients. Offering a truly collaborative environment, you will work closely with our onsite teams and broader network of over 80 specialists across various departments. Just a few of the teams you will work collaboratively with on site include; emergency and critical care, surgery, oncology, dermatology, diagnostic imaging, and anaesthesia.

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The Internal Medicine Position:

We are currently looking for enthusiastic and dedicated Medicine Specialists to join our team. If you are looking for a team to support you, look no further! SASH has also invested in a built-for-purpose, brand new hospital. This role is currently a permanent part-time position, 1-2 day per week (Friday availability a must) with scope to increase in future, but will also be open to permanent full-time candidates split across the SASH network. As part of your role you will:

Examination, delivery and management of small animal internal medicine cases that present at SASH
Completion of clinical records including prompt communication with referring veterinary clinics and clients as appropriate
Participation in seminars, tutorials, rounds with interns and referring veterinarians
Maintain standard small animal internal medicine protocols
Ensure appropriate billing of clients whose animals are treated in the department
Ability to work flexible hours on a roster system
Participation on the out-of-hours roster including 1 in 5 weekends
Meet clinical billing, invoicing and production levels as advised by your Leader

To be considered for this position, you will:

Value a hospital culture of inclusivity, empathy and teamwork.
Be eligible to register as a veterinarian in Australia (NSW) and be qualified as a specialist in Internal Medicine either Fellow (ANZCVS) or Diplomate (ACVIM, ECVIM)
Candidates who have complete an approved training program but are yet to finalise exams are welcome to apply.

What's in it for you?

It is a truly exciting time to join the SASH team, with endless career opportunities available. People are at the forefront of our business and without great people, we know we would not be doing what we do. You will be joining a team that is highly committed to its people, supporting them to achieve their goals. Just a few of the perks included in this opportunity include:

Attractive salary package + bonuses but not based on a commission structure, encouraging case collaboration across our entire team
Significant contribution towards relocation and travel expenses including covering the entire cost of your Visa. SASH is well placed to provide VISA and travel support to the right candidate, making the relocation process a breeze. So if you are thinking of making the move to Australia, we are here to help!
Generous continuing education allowance
Excellent work-life balance
Working in a veterinarian owned organisation with leaders who understand the priorities and purpose of specialty and emergency medicine
Collaborating with a like-minded and dedicated group of SASH specialists, residents, interns, nurses and support team members
Employee discounts and social events

If you are interested in a part-time role, in the heart of Sydney, we'd love to hear from you. To apply, please send your CV to the talent team via the link here.

For a confidential conversation, please reach out to Jessica O'Connor at vetcareers@sashvets.com

CURRUMBINE, NORTHERN PERTH, WA - SMALL ANIMAL SURGERY SPECIALIST OR REGISTRAR New Position

Vacancy Small Animal Surgery Specialist or Registrar

Cedar Mountain Vet Referral opened its door on 5th January 2026. We are a brand-new, state-of-the-art surgery and rehabilitation facility - the only centre of its kind in Western Australia. We are a boutique, small animal surgery and rehabilitation practice offering continuous, 24-hour patient care from Monday to Friday afternoon. Our caseload is varied and rapidly growing, so we need another surgeon.

We welcome applications from ACVS, ECVS, and ANZCVS small animal surgery specialists, as well as residency-trained registrars. You must be residency-trained from appropriate college. Eligibility for registration with the Veterinary Surgeons Board of Western Australia is essential. Candidates who requires a sponsorship may be considered. You must be enthusiastic, love what you do, have a great communication skill with staff and clients, and love our patients. You must be passionate about surgery and have a caring nature. Special interest in a particular surgical field is welcome and encouraged. Although we are high paced, you will be well-supported. Discussion, mentorship, and advice can be provided.

Both full-time (4 days per week) and part-time (2–3 days per week) positions will be considered. We offer strong support, including technical assistance, ongoing training, and negotiable extended study leave for board-certification exams if needed.

You will enjoy high-quality case workups and surgery, supported by patient care veterinarians, skilled nursing staff, and a residency-trained anaesthetist. As an independent practice, we avoid corporate bureaucracy and maintain a calm, drama-free working environment.

Our team is relatively small, making us dynamic, flexible, and cohesive. We work with a MERAKI philosophy: doing what you love, putting your soul into your work, and showing true dedication. Your opinions and suggestions genuinely matter here, and decision-making is fast and collaborative, unlike in large multi-disciplinary referral hospitals.

We are equipped with a high-resolution digital radiography unit, CBCT, inhouse IDEXX blood test machine, MSK ultrasound, Arthrex PRP system, and a fully equipped rehabilitation facility (underwater treadmill, shockwave, class IV laser, TENS/NMES, PEMF) with two certified rehabilitation veterinarians (CCRP and CCRT) and a dedicated rehabilitation nurse on site. We will have an anaesthesia and a surgery intern from 2027, as well as hospital patient care veterinarians and nurses. There are two surgical theatres (soft tissue and orthopaedic). Surgical toys include various staples, bipolar sealing device, Synthes and Kyon orthopaedic kits, interlocking nails, IMEX ESF (linear, circular and hybrid), in-theatre mini-fluoroscopy and arthroscopy. Our caseload is 60% orthopaedic, 30% soft tissue, and 10% spinal surgeries. Depending on your special interest, we are willing to expand our inventory, and further training can be provided for a right candidate. Several outsourced high-field MRI is available in Perth. They are generally good accommodating urgent and elective cases.

Due to the nature of surgery and rehabilitation specialty practice, we also offer lameness evaluation and sports medicine.

We provide surgical assessment, diagnosis and treatment for surrounding general practitioners. Over 70 general practices throughout Western Australia have referred cases to this practice since opening. We are collaborative with other specialist centres and we occasionally refer cases each other.

If you are interested in our practice, you are welcome to visit and spend some time with us. We encourage candidates to stay for at least a few days to get a genuine feel for the environment and decide whether it is the right fit. For suitable candidates, we may consider providing free accommodation and transport during the visit.

You will have 1 week study leave and financial support. We will provide relocation support. 4 weeks annual leave plus 1week CPD leave and decent allowance is standard. Remuneration is expected to be very high (minimum $250K pa for a full-time), depending on candidate’s experience plus 12% super.

You will have the opportunity to closely follow your patients throughout their rehabilitation, with ongoing monitoring built into our practice. Seeing how quickly and successfully patients recover can be incredibly rewarding. If you value watching the outcomes of your surgery in real time, this is an ideal environment for you.

For a confidential discussion, or to apply, please contact director, Dr Taka Sugiyama taka@cedarmountain.com.au

We look forward to hearing from you. Come and join us, and you do what you love. The most important thing is that you enjoy what you do. Lifestyle in Perth is fantastic. What we are looking for is your great personality, rather than your skill or experience. If you are not confident yet or lack of experience, we will support you. Please check out our website: www.cedarmountain.com.au for more information of the practice.

SUNSHINE COAST - SPECIALIST HOSPITAL - HOSPITAL DIRECTOR

Hospital Director – Lead a Veterinary Hospital in one of Australia's Premier Specialist & Emergency Groups

Shape the Future of Veterinary Excellence at SASH

At SASH (Small Animal Specialist Hospital), we're more than a network of state-of-the-art specialist and emergency hospitals—we're a team united by a shared purpose: helping pets and their families live their best life.

We believe exceptional veterinary care comes from combining world-class clinical expertise with compassionate people, collaborative teamwork, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. If you're an inspiring clinical leader looking to make a lasting impact, this is your opportunity.

The Opportunity

Reporting directly to the Chief Operating Officer, the Hospital Director role will lead our Specialist & Emergency Hospital on the Sunshine Coast.

As a key member of our senior leadership team, you will drive the hospital's clinical vision while delivering strategic, operational, and financial success. Leading a multidisciplinary team, you'll foster a culture where people thrive, patients receive exceptional care, and clients experience the very best in veterinary medicine.

Working alongside the Operations Manager and supported by the broader SASH leadership team, you'll play a pivotal role in shaping the future of a Hospital in a leading specialist veterinary Group.

About You

You're a respected clinical leader with a proven ability to inspire high-performing teams and deliver outstanding patient, client, and people outcomes.

You bring:

A genuine commitment to helping pets and their families live their best life.
Leadership experience within a veterinarian environment.
A passion for creating exceptional patient and client experiences.
The ability to engage, mentor, and lead, multidisciplinary teams.
Strong relationship-building skills and a collaborative leadership style.
Outstanding communication and stakeholder management capabilities.
Commercial acumen with experience balancing clinical excellence and business performance.

Why Join SASH?

At SASH, our people are at the heart of everything we do. You'll join an organisation where collaboration, clinical excellence and compassion drive every decision.

We offer:

The opportunity to lead a specialist and emergency veterinary hospitals.
A collaborative, values-driven leadership team.
A supportive, inclusive, and family-friendly workplace.
A strong commitment to gender equality.
Equal paid parental leave for all parents.
Paid leave to support IUI and IVF treatments.
The opportunity to shape the future of veterinary medicine while making a meaningful difference to pets, their families, and your team.

Ready to Lead with Purpose?

If you're an experienced clinical leader ready to influence the future of specialist and emergency veterinary care, we'd love to hear from you.

Join SASH and help us continue delivering exceptional care while helping pets and their families live their best life.

To apply, simply submit your CV and Cover letter to the talent team, via this link - APPLY ONLINE

sashvets.com/locations/sunshine-coast/

TOWNSVILLE QLD - GP VET

GP Veterinarian

Are you a passionate veterinarian eager to make a difference? Join our supportive team in a practice dedicated to exceptional patient care, whilst fostering a culture of continuous learning.

About Us:

Based in Townsville Queensland, JCUVet is North Queensland’s only veterinary teaching hospital, referral, and specialist centre.

We are looking for someone to join our team of passionate professionals.

About the role

Provide excellence in general practice services to small animals and whilst honing your skills and sharing your knowledge to final year JCU veterinary students. As a GP Veterinarian, you’ll promote and maintain animal health by diagnosing, treating diseases and injuries whilst determining the best treatment and advising clients in a general practice setting.

This role is situated in a multidisciplinary hospital where you will work alongside the referral and ECC departments. This will give you an incredible opportunity to learn from referral clinicians and specialists across various disciplines!

This is a permanent role with the flexibility to work either full time or part time to suit your needs and preferences!

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A bit about you

You will preferably have at least 3 years’ experience in a small animal general practice.
Have a positive attitude with a collaborative work ethic.
Have a passion for animal welfare
Commitment to delivering high standards of care
Willingness to learn and grow in a positive and progressive environment.

What we offer

Lifestyle. Learning. Industry Leadership.

Build the life you want, keep growing at the cutting edge, and help shape the future of the profession.

Lifestyle:

Enjoy a roster designed to support your work-life balance in a tropical paradise!
Up to 14 weeks paid parental leave
Relocation assistance available – including assistance with visas, schools and sourcing accommodation.
Access to Fitness Passport, Employee discounts and Employee Assistance Program
Competitive above award salary plus 12% superannuation

Learning:

Generous CPD allowance plus 1 week paid study leave per calendar year.
Continuous learning and development opportunities.
Recover CPR training, Vet Education subscription & VIN Membership.
Work at the cutting edge inside a university-based teaching hospital with access to the latest equipment

Industry Leadership:

Industry impact. Sharing your expertise with the wider profession through delivering CPD events and workshops on the topics you’re passionate about.
Guiding interns and vets in safe, high-quality care.
Shaping the next generation of vets with your knowledge and passion

Like to join us on our journey

If you are excited about the prospect of advancing your career, contributing to a positive workplace culture, and truly feeling valued we want to hear from you!

Submit your resume and cover letter here. For more information, please contact veterinarycareers@jcu.edu.au

Check us out at: www.jcuvet.com.au

PERTH, WA - CRITICALIST - FOUNDING PARTNER OPPORTUNITY

Criticalist | Founding Partner Opportunity | SASH Perth

SASH is coming to Western Australia!

Specialist-Led, Vet-Owned Hospital
Relocation & Visa Support Available
Founding Partner Opportunity

Be part of the founding team at Western Australia's most comprehensive specialist and emergency hospital in Perth.

SASH is expanding to Western Australia, with SASH Perth opening in November 2026.

We're seeking a Criticalist who wants to do more than join an established service. This is a rare opportunity to help build one, influence its direction, and leave a lasting mark on specialist and emergency care in Western Australia.

Working alongside a growing multidisciplinary team of specialists in Surgery, Anaesthesia, Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Radiology, Neurology, Dermatology, ECC and additional specialty services as we continue to expand, you'll help build a collaborative ECC service within one of Australia's most ambitious new specialist hospitals.

"One of the things that excites me most about SASH Perth is the opportunity to build something exceptional from the ground up. We're looking for people who want to contribute ideas, shape the service, and help create a hospital they're genuinely proud to be part of."
Dr. Leon Warne - Hospital Director, SASH Perth

At SASH, our purpose is simple: Helping pets and their families live their best life.

What You'll Bring

Board certification in Emergency & Critical Care (ACVECC, ECVECC or FANZCVS)
Eligibility for veterinary registration in Western Australia
A commitment to delivering exceptional patient care
Strong communication and collaboration skills
Enthusiasm for building something new alongside a passionate specialist team

Why SASH Perth?

Build something meaningful
Join the founding team of a purpose-built multidisciplinary hospital and help shape the future of ECC in Western Australia.

Supported by a national network
Benefit from the resources, expertise, and collaboration opportunities available across Australia's largest specialist and emergency veterinary network.

Competitive remuneration
Attractive salary package with bonus opportunities, designed to reward contribution while supporting collaboration and teamwork.

Relocation and visa support
We welcome both Australian and international applicants. SASH has extensive experience supporting specialists and their families to relocate to Australia, offering visa sponsorship, relocation assistance, and practical guidance throughout the process to help make the transition as smooth as possible.

Continuing education
Professional development support, paid conference leave, and opportunities to collaborate with specialists across the SASH network.

Specialist-led, vet-owned
Work within an organisation built by veterinarians, where clinical excellence and patient care drive decision-making.

Life in Perth
Perth offers an exceptional lifestyle without compromising career opportunity. Enjoy world-class beaches, year-round outdoor living, renowned food and wine regions, and easy access to some of Australia's most spectacular natural destinations. It's a place where you can build an outstanding specialist career while enjoying genuine work-life balance.

Start the Conversation

For a confidential discussion about the opportunity, please contact:

Dr Leon Warne
Hospital Director
leon.warne@sashvets.com

Aly Mitton
Talent Acquisition Business Partner
alysha.mitton@sashvets.com

Apply Online Here

Learn more: https://sashvets.com

PALMERSTON NORTH, MANAWATŪ REGION, NZ - UNIVERSITY/SMALL ANIMAL New Position

Tāwharau Ora, the School of Veterinary Sciences at Massey University, Palmerston North, invites applications for a Companion Animal Practicing Veterinarian/Senior Practicing Veterinarian in Community Practice to join the Small Animal Hospital of the Veterinary Teaching Hospital.

Ko wai matou | About us

Our AVMA accredited veterinary programme is world renowned, providing quality, research-led education. The Veterinary Teaching Hospital (VTH) is a state-of-the-art facility, offering New Zealand's most comprehensive veterinary expertise. We are open to the public, offering routine small animal services, specialist diagnostic procedures and treatments, and a 24/7 Pet Emergency Centre. The veterinary facilities are currently undergoing a major refurbishment, which will ensure Massey remains at the forefront of international veterinary scientific research and teaching, and helps meet the growing demand for qualified veterinarians.

Mo tenei turanga mahi | About the role

This is a full-time position within the VTH in our Community Practice service. The Community Practice is our primary care service that hosts a mandatory multi-week rotation in wellness, general, and preventive care. This includes small animal medicine, surgery, dentistry, and shelter medicine with the goal of immersing final year veterinary students in a high-quality general practice environment. The majority of the caseload is canine and feline, but interest in small mammals is encouraged.

The successful candidate must possess a strong commitment to excellence in patient care, service to clients, and clinical teaching, as well as strong leadership and communications skills. This is a clinical role with an emphasis on clinical instruction and patient care in the hospital. Time not assigned to clinical instruction and patient care on clinical rotations will be devoted to classroom / laboratory teaching, scholarship, and service.

The salary grade for this role is Practicing/Senior Practicing Veterinarian, with a salary ranging from $92,063 - $152,717 (NZD). Further discussions can be had, where necessary, to meet competitive conditions, qualifications and experience. Relocation support for international candidates is provided.

Mou | About you

Do you have:

A Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) or equivalent and are you registered (or able to be registered) as a veterinarian in NZ? Your veterinary degree must be from an AVMA-accredited school or one recognised by the New Zealand Veterinary Council to enable full registration in New Zealand as a veterinarian.
3+ years of experience in small animal clinical practice?
The drive to upskill and grow or rediscover your passion for helping animals and their owners?
Experience and empathy towards the cultural, emotional and physical state of our clients and patients alike?
A positive attitude and a passion for teamwork, critical care, and client relations?
A genuine interest in undergraduate and postgraduate clinical instruction?
Eligibility to work in NZ?

Ko nga hua o te turanga? | What's in it for you?

The Massey University VTH boasts a collegial environment committed to mentoring new staff to be successful in their academic career. We are committed to developing educators as well as clinicians.

Our staff have access to:

CPD and formal training pathways for educators such as AFHEA/FHEA accreditation.
"Train-the-trainer" programs.
Internal/external teaching development opportunities.
Support in building research portfolios with mentoring, grant-writing support, and collaborative project opportunities.
Additional benefits of being a Massey staff member including 5 days additional leave through university holidays (on top of your standard 4 weeks annual leave), discounts at leading local retailers, reduced membership fees at the Massey Recreation Centre and Gym, access to EAP and much more. Check them all out here: https://www.massey.ac.nz/about/jobs-at-massey/benefits-at-massey/
Excellent opportunities for continuing professional development (e.g. further formal university education or study towards clinical qualifications).

New staff are assigned an experienced staff mentor, and the service has an excellent record in helping clinical staff successfully earn promotion and tenure.

Living in the Manawatu

The Massey University VTH sits on the Turitea campus of Massey University, located in Palmerston North. Palmerston North sits in the heart of the Manawatu region of the North Island, New Zealand. It is a family-friendly, eminently bikeable, compact city of approximately 88,000 people, centrally located on the North Island of New Zealand. Find out more at https://manawatunz.co.nz/live/

We are a welcoming, friendly, multi-cultural city, with excellent parks and schools and easy access to outdoor activities such as hiking, road and mountain biking, outstanding golf courses and surfing. The city has a lively café culture, abundant restaurants, a diverse range of community groups, and hosts large local and national level cultural events.

During your downtime, less than a two-hour drive away from Palmerston North you can be immersed in the vibrant culture of our capital city Wellington, touring our world-renowned wine-growing country in the sunny Hawkes Bay, snow skiing on Mt Ruapehu, or water skiing at Lake Taupō.

We welcome applicants from all career stages, and candidates returning to academia from clinical practice are encouraged to apply. Flexible start dates are negotiable.

If you are ready for a change and are looking for a position that can provide you with professional and intellectual opportunities as well as an appealing lifestyle, apply now! Enquiries may be directed to Thomas Odom at T.Odom@massey.ac.nz. Applications will be reviewed upon receipt and appointments may be made prior to the closing date.

Applications close 27th September 2026.

REMOTE - PET HEALTH & INSURANCE - VET TECH OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE

🩺 Vet - Technical Operations Associate (Remote)

About Fetch

Fetch is how modern pet parents give their pets the best care 🐶🐱. One pink app for insurance, health, and care – easy, fair, and kinda fun. We've raised our Series A from Lightspeed and Airtree, customers love us (rated #1 by Choice Magazine!), and we're growing fast.

Pre-existing assessments shape how customers feel about Fetch from day one. A clinical history read carefully, a fair call, a clear explanation – that's the difference between a pet parent who feels looked after and one who feels caught out. It's not back-office admin, it's the product. We're hiring a vet who treats it that way.

Location: Fully Remote
Employment type: Full-time, permanent
Compensation: Competitive Series A salary + meaningful equity
Working with: Fetch's Onboarding team, alongside claims, comms, product, and the founders

Your role

We're looking for a qualified veterinary surgeon who can apply their clinical expertise to support our pre-existing assessments. This is a permanent role in our fast-growing Onboarding team, and we're looking for someone who can roll up their sleeves and get stuck into the day-to-day work of a start-up!

Customer Support: Assist with onboarding through completing pre-existing checks and review clinical histories to look for any issues that might impact plan cover. You'll be using tools like Slack, Notion and Intercom to provide great experience to customers.
Communication: You'll engage directly with vets and pet parents, explaining decisions, supporting through reviews and ensuring vet records are complete. We predominantly do this through live chat, but we'd love you to feel comfortable picking up the phone!
AI Development: We're an AI first business and use tools like Claude, Gemini and Fin to improve our efficiency and automate manual processes. You'll be AI-driven, using it day-to-day to reduce repetitive tasks and improve customer outcomes.
Team Support: You'll be working in tandem with our Claims and Comms team to help elevate customer experience! One moment you'll be improving customer retention, and the next you'll be working with product to raise bugs& feature requests.
Working in Agent Portal: You'll work in our brand new Agent Portal to support customers, including reviewing wait period videos and screening pets for potential conditions.

Why you'll love the role

You'll shape the future of Operations at Fetch and how we deliver pre-existing conditions at scale.
You'll work with a squad of highly qualified veterinary surgeons, all striving to support customers across Australia (and beyond)
You'll work at the intersection of operations, product and automation.
You'll help build a modern insurance and pet health model grounded in strong veterinary expertise.

About you

You combine strong clinical judgement and excellent customer service skills to deliver pre-existing outcomes at scale. You'll:

Be a qualified vet with strong clinical reasoning
Have experience reviewing complex cases and making balanced decisions on complaints & cancellations
Be willing to learn how to use tools such as Slack, Notion and Intercom
Be comfortable working to productivity & quality targets
Thrive in a fast-moving, evolving environment
Be comfortable speaking to customers on the phone, via email and through live-chat
Be able to work 1/4 weekends, that's when our customers need us the most!
You’re comfortable working remote, outside of the occasional trip to Sydney!

Insurance experience is helpful, but not essential.

Beyond the CV

You're optimistic and ambitious, and you get the people around you excited to go harder
You have a relentless sense of urgency. You do the thing instead of talking about it
You build your own AI agents and try new models the day they land, but you know when to do it by hand
You care about the tiny details that make a brand feel premium and trust worthy
You love pets!💗

And the perks:

Competitive Series A salary + meaningful equity
Remote working (WFH) with occasional travel to Sydney for training and off-site events
Latest MacBook Pro and a top setup
Two team retreats each year
Office dogs for cuddles and interruptions
Bean to cup coffee machine, unlimited fruit and snacks. Toblerone on-tap
Inclusive parental leave policy
5 weeks annual leave

If this sounds like the perfect role for you, please send your CV and cover letter to sambbarrett@fetchpet.au and Include the word “FETCH” in the subject line, and address the following in the cover letter:

The trickiest clinical case or customer situation you've handled, and how you managed to deliver a positive outcome?
How you would manage 4 different pre-existing conditions checks at the same time and how you'd prioritise them?
Why Fetch?

https://www.fetchpet.com.au

PYRMONT, INNER SYDNEY - PET HEALTH & INSURANCE - VET TECH OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE

🩺 Vet - Technical Operations Associate (Sydney)

About Fetch

Location: Sydney (Hybrid, 3-4 days in-office)
Employment type: Full-time, permanent
Compensation: Competitive Series A salary + meaningful equity
Working with: Fetch's Onboarding team, alongside claims, comms, product, and the founders

Your role

Customer Support: Assist with onboarding through completing pre-existing checks and review clinical histories to look for any issues that might impact plan cover. You'll be using tools like Slack, Notion and Intercom to provide great experience to customers.
Communication: You'll engage directly with vets and pet parents, explaining decisions, supporting through reviews and ensuring vet records are complete. We predominantly do this through live chat, but we'd love you to feel comfortable picking up the phone!
AI Development: We're an AI first business and use tools like Claude, Gemini and Fin to improve our efficiency and automate manual processes. You'll be AI-driven, using it day-to-day to reduce repetitive tasks and improve customer outcomes.
Team Support: You'll be working in tandem with our Claims and Comms team to help elevate customer experience! One moment you'll be improving customer retention, and the next you'll be working with product to raise bugs& feature requests.
Working in Agent Portal: You'll work in our brand new Agent Portal to support customers, including reviewing wait period videos and screening pets for potential conditions.

Why you'll love the role

You'll shape the future of Operations at Fetch and how we deliver pre-existing conditions at scale.
You'll work with a squad of highly qualified veterinary surgeons, all striving to support customers across Australia (and beyond)
You'll work at the intersection of operations, product and automation.
You'll help build a modern insurance and pet health model grounded in strong veterinary expertise.

About you

You combine strong clinical judgement and excellent customer service skills to deliver pre-existing outcomes at scale. You'll:

Be a qualified vet with strong clinical reasoning
Have experience reviewing complex cases and making balanced decisions on complaints & cancellations
Be willing to learn how to use tools such as Slack, Notion and Intercom
Be comfortable working to productivity & quality targets
Thrive in a fast-moving, evolving environment
Be comfortable speaking to customers on the phone, via email and through live-chat
Be able to work 1/4 weekends, that's when our customers need us the most!
Be happy working from our Sydney office 3 days a week

Insurance experience is helpful, but not essential.

Beyond the CV

You're optimistic and ambitious, and you get the people around you excited to go harder
You have a relentless sense of urgency. You do the thing instead of talking about it
You build your own AI agents and try new models the day they land, but you know when to do it by hand
You care about the tiny details that make a brand feel premium and trust worthy
You love pets!💗

And the perks:

Competitive Series A salary + meaningful equity
Hybrid working (3 days Sydney office, flexible WFH)
Latest MacBook Pro and a top setup
Two team retreats each year
Office dogs for cuddles and interruptions
Bean to cup coffee machine, unlimited fruit and snacks. Toblerone on-tap
Inclusive parental leave policy
5 weeks annual leave

The trickiest clinical case or customer situation you've handled, and how you managed to deliver a positive outcome?
How you would manage 4 different pre-existing conditions checks at the same time and how you'd prioritise them?
Why Fetch?

https://www.fetchpet.com.au

CENTRAL COAST, NSW - MOBILE, END-OF-LIFE CARE VET New Position

Rest Your Paws Palliative Care & In-Home Euthanasia

🐾 Central Coast End-of-Life Care Veterinarian 🐾

An exciting new position has come up to join our wonderful team in the Central Coast!

Are you a veterinarian who wants to make a profound difference in the lives of families and their pets? Rest Your Paws is Australia's leading in-home palliative care and euthanasia service, and we're looking for a compassionate vet to join our Central Coast team.

Whether you're looking for meaningful work on your days off or after clinic hours, or you want to step into a more permanent role, we'd love to meet you! We have a wonderful local team where vets contribute in different ways, such as mid-week windows, weekends, or post-clinic evenings. We also have part-time and full time roles available.

What the role involves

In-home euthanasia appointments focused on comfort, compassion and a meaningful farewell experience
Quality-of-life discussions to help families navigate when it's time
Optional: Palliative care consultations for elderly or terminally ill pets

Our Nurse Care Team handles all admin, scheduling and financial conversations so you can focus entirely on providing a meaningful experience for families.

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What we're looking for

A caring, empathetic vet with strong communication skills and at least 1 years' experience
A valid driver's licence and presentable vehicle
A genuine interest in end-of-life care and client communication

What you get

🐾 Comprehensive hands-on training in Sydney covering palliative care, advanced euthanasia techniques, grief support and end-of-life communication
🐾 Ongoing mentorship, support and further training in both quality of life assessments and palliative care
🐾 All equipment, set up costs and insurance provided
🐾 A supportive vet team available for case support, plus quarterly events, CE nights and our annual 2-day conference

The experience of an in-home euthanasia is completely different from what most of us were trained for. Families write reviews that continuously fill up your cup. You'll finish appointments knowing you gave every family a beautiful experience they’ll never forget.

If this role interests you - send your CV to Dr Courtney Prue at careers@restyourpaws.com.au. Learn more at restyourpaws.com.au.

LEICHHARDT, SYDNEY, NSW - SMALL ANIMAL/EMERGENCY, CRITICAL CARE SPECIALIST New Position

Critical Care Specialist | Full-Time or Part-Time | Permanent
MediPaws Veterinary Hospital | Leichhardt, Sydney NSW

About MediPaws

MediPaws is a newly, purpose-built specialist and 24/7 emergency veterinary hospital, located in Leichhardt, just 10 minutes from the CBD. MediPaws was designed from the ground up with advanced diagnostics, purpose-built facilities, and a genuinely collaborative specialist team working under one roof. MediPaws is a newly established, purpose-built specialist and 24/7 emergency veterinary hospital in Leichhardt, conveniently located just 10 minutes from the Sydney CBD. Designed from the ground up, the hospital combines advanced diagnostic capabilities, state-of-the-art facilities and a genuinely collaborative multidisciplinary team working together under one roof.

We are a progressive, vet-led hospital, which means clinical excellence is not just a value we talk about; it's embedded in every decision we make.

The Opportunity

Due to the continued growth of our hospital, we are seeking experienced and motivated Criticalist(s) to lead the establishment of Critical Care as a new service at MediPaws, on a permanent basis, either full-time or part-time.

This is a rare opportunity to shape a service from the ground up. We intend to grow this into a full-service department with multiple criticalists, and you'll have genuine input into building and growing that team as we go.

Our Critical Care Environment

Our hospital and ICU include some of the best equipment to support you in your work, including:

1.5T MRI
Nuclear medicine service supported by one of the only veterinary-commissioned SPECT/CTs in Australia
Dedicated ICU with around-the-clock nursing coverage
Intensovet critical care oxygen cages
Two ventilators with high flow capabilities
Defibrillator (Mindray uMed20)
Comprehensive in-house laboratory, including blood gas
Vetus 50 ultrasound for POCUS
All-new, high-quality Mindray equipment, including syringes and fluid pumps with built-in medication libraries
Mindray UMEC12 multiparameter monitors (includes capnography and invasive blood pressure)
In-house blood bank and donation program, supporting reliable access to quality blood products, with a strong focus on donor screening and wellbeing
24/7 coverage supported by on-call rosters across our surgical and internal medicine services

We believe in supporting our team to do their best work so if there's something you need that we don't have we'll get it.

Your Clinical Environment

You'll work alongside an established emergency team and clinicians in other fields with advanced postgraduate training and credentials, including American and European Diplomates, as well as Fellows of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists. Our hospital fosters a culture of collaboration, peer discussion, clinical research and ongoing professional development, providing an environment where clinicians are supported to continue learning and deliver the highest standard of patient care.

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As a multidisciplinary referral hospital, we offer a comprehensive range of services including:

Emergency
Surgery
Internal Medicine
Feline Medicine
Nephrology and Urology
Diagnostic Imaging
Anaesthesia
Oncology
Dermatology
Rehabilitation

Working closely across services, our clinicians collaborate to deliver exceptional patient care while supporting one another through shared expertise, case discussion and continued professional growth

Our clientele reflects a high proportion of insured pets with engaged, committed owners, meaning your cases are well-supported.

Why MediPaws?

We're a hospital that invests in its people and its patients. We are committed to continuous improvement, with new ideas not just welcomed, but actively encouraged.

You'll enjoy genuine autonomy within a collaborative framework, working with an experienced multidisciplinary team while having real influence over how the critical care service grows.

Benefits include:

Generous remuneration, commensurate with experience.
CPD allowance and dedicated study leave to support your ongoing development.
An additional week of annual leave (five weeks total), plus birthday leave.
Convenient inner-city location with easy access to public transport, and all that Sydney has to offer outside of work.

About You

You are a specialist or residency-trained critical care specialist with a commitment to clinical excellence and a genuine interest in advancing your craft. You thrive in a collaborative hospital environment where the quality of cases, the calibre of your colleagues, and the standard of your facilities matter.

Visa sponsorship opportunities available for eligible candidates.

Apply or Enquire

We'd love to hear from you. To learn more about our team, visit: medipaws.com.au/our-team

To apply or make a confidential enquiry, please contact careers@medipaws.com.au

TOWNSVILLE QLD - ECC VET

Veterinarian – Emergency and Critical Care (ECC)

About JCUVet

JCUVet is North Queensland’s only veterinary teaching hospital, referral, and specialist centre. We offer 24/7 emergency and critical care services, advanced diagnostics, and expert care for complex medical cases. As a university teaching hospital, we also play a vital role in shaping the future of veterinary care in Australia.

At JCUVet, you’ll be part of a team that includes ECC, referral, and general practice services, all under one roof. We offer a work environment where clinicians and specialists collaborate closely, ensuring that patient care is of the highest quality while also preventing the isolation that can come with handling emergency situations alone.

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You’ll work closely with specialists in surgery, internal medicine, critical care, and anaesthesia and the teams are available to discuss cases and provide structured and unstructured learning opportunities.

As a teaching hospital, we provide a unique opportunity for you to mentor the next generation of veterinarians.

About the Role

The Emergency & Critical Care Veterinarian is responsible for providing excellence in general practice veterinary clinical services to small animals and excellence in teaching to final year JCU veterinary students. The role promotes and maintains animal health by diagnosing and treating diseases and injury and attending to traumatic injuries and critical illnesses, determining the best treatment and advising and building relationships with clients in a general practice setting.

Working under a balanced roster of day, night, and swing shifts, you’ll enjoy structured recovery time, letting you recharge!

What we’re looking for:

We are looking for an experienced Emergency & Critical Care Veterinarian to join our team on a permanent full-time basis.

At least three years of general practice experience, or two years’ experience in Emergency & Critical Care.
A passion for mentorship, collaboration, teaching and advancing veterinary care in a supportive environment.

What We Offer

Competitive above award salary - $129K-$183k (commensurate with experience)
5 weeks of annual leave PLUS 1 week of paid study leave
Up to 14 weeks Paid Parental Leave
$2500 annual allowance to support external Continuing Professional Development
Access to Fitness Passport, Employee discounts and Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
Continuous learning and development opportunities.
Work-life balance – Enjoy a roster designed to support your work-life balance!
State -of-the-art facility – Have access to cutting-edge equipment.

Ready to join us?

If you are excited about the prospect of advancing your career, contributing to a positive workplace culture, and truly feeling valued we want to hear from you!

Submit your resume and cover letter here. For more information, please contact veterinarycareers@jcu.edu.au

Check us out at www.jcuvet.com.au

NE PERTH - REFERRAL HOSPITAL - ANAESTHESIA VETERINARIAN

Anaesthesia Veterinarian – Animalius Vet

Develop advanced anaesthesia skills - without sacrificing your weekends

Animalius Vet is growing, and we are looking for a motivated veterinarian to join our team in a role with a strong anaesthesia focus and a roster genuinely designed to support work–life balance.

Since opening in 2020, Animalius has grown into a thriving specialist referral hospital in Perth, providing advanced care across medicine, surgery, diagnostic imaging, dentistry and anaesthesia.

The Role

For four weeks of each six-week roster, you will provide anaesthesia support across the hospital, working alongside our specialists and experienced nursing team to deliver safe, high-quality care for a varied and interesting caseload.

This may include:

Developing and implementing anaesthetic plans for patients across surgery, imaging, dentistry and medicine
Induction, monitoring and recovery of patients undergoing advanced procedures
Managing complex and higher-risk anaesthetic cases
Gaining experience with anaesthesia ventilators and loco-regional techniques
Supporting high quality pain management and patient care throughout the perianaesthetic period
Contributing to daily rounds, case discussions and ongoing clinical learning

The remaining two weeks consist of:

One week of evening shifts, Monday to Thursday, from 3.30 pm to midnight
One week of overnight shifts, Monday to Thursday, from 11.30 pm to 8.00 am

Daytime weeks total 38 hours, while after-hours weeks total 32 hours.

Best of all, Animalius closes from Friday afternoon until Monday morning. That means no weekend shifts and protected time to rest, recharge and enjoy life outside work.

Why Animalius?

This is an ideal opportunity for a veterinarian who wants to deepen their anaesthesia knowledge while continuing to develop broader referral hospital skills.

You will benefit from:

Exposure to complex and varied cases across multiple specialist disciplines
Support from experienced specialists, veterinarians and nurses
Daily rounds and weekly journal clubs
Continuing education and study support
Paid study leave
A collaborative, education-focused environment
A predictable six-week roster
No weekend or public holiday shifts
A workplace that actively minimises overtime

Whether you are considering Memberships, exploring a future anaesthesia specialty pathway or simply want to become an exceptional anaesthesia-focused hospital veterinarian, we will support you to keep learning and progressing.

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Who We're Looking For

We welcome applications from veterinarians with at least one year of general practice experience who are:

Interested in anaesthesia, analgesia and perioperative patient care
Calm, thoughtful and attentive to detail
Motivated to develop their clinical skills
Collaborative and team-focused
Passionate about delivering high-quality patient care
Registrable as a veterinarian in Western Australia

Apply

For further information about the role, or to submit your application, including your resume, cover letter and two referees, please contact Freya Heard, HR Manager, at admin@animalius.vet. All applications will be treated confidentially.

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EAST BENDIGO, NORTH CENTRAL VIC - EQUINE SURGEON (SPECIALIST)

Equine Surgeon (Specialist)
Victorian Equine Group: Bendigo Equine Hospital

Lead complex equine surgical cases, shape clinical excellence, and build a rewarding specialist career in one of Victoria's most respected regional equine practices.

Victorian Equine Group brings together Bendigo Equine Hospital and satellite services across key breeding and performance regions, including Lancefield, Nagambie, and Northern Victoria.

Since opening in 2012, Bendigo Equine Hospital has grown into a trusted first opinion and referral centre with a collaborative team of 10–13 veterinarians.

We are now looking for a skilled and motivated Equine Surgeon to join the team at Bendigo.

This is an opportunity to take on meaningful surgical work, influence clinical standards, mentor capable colleagues, and contribute to a progressive equine practice with a strong reputation across regional Victoria.

Why join Bendigo Equine Hospital?

You will see a varied and rewarding caseload, with approximately 60% commercial and 40% pleasure horses, providing broad exposure across referral, emergency, performance, reproductive, and general equine practice. You will work alongside surgical and reproductive specialists, experienced ambulatory clinicians, and hospital-based practitioners who are committed topractical, high-quality equine care.

Based opposite Bendigo Racecourse, our purpose-built hospital includes a fully equipped surgical suite and the facilities to support a wide range of procedures and services, including:

Orthopaedic surgery (arthroscopy, fracture repair, joint pathology)
Soft tissue surgery (colic, dystocia, airway procedures, reproductive surgery, wound management)
Minimally invasive surgery (laparoscopy)
Intensive medical care, including neonatal and critical care cases
Lameness and poor performance investigations (first opinion and referral)
Stud veterinary services, supporting major Thoroughbred and Standardbred operations

Live and work in Bendigo

Bendigo offers the best of regional living: affordability, excellent schools, a vibrant arts and food scene, a strong equestrian community, and easy access to Melbourne in approximately 1.5 hours.

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About you

You may be a registered specialist, board eligible, or an experienced equine surgeon with an equivalent advanced training pathway. Most importantly, you will bring the capability, confidence, and ambition to play a key clinical role within the group.

You will bring:

Advanced, well-rounded capability across equine clinical practice
Strong surgical expertise with a focus on lameness
Demonstrated leadership, mentoring, and team development experience
Sound clinical judgment with excellent communication skills
Commitment to high standards of care and continuous clinical improvement
Collaborative, client-focused approach to practice

To be successful, you will need:

Veterinary degree recognised in Australia
Specialist registration, board eligibility, or equivalent advanced training pathway
Minimum 5 years' experience in equine surgery

Grow your career

This role offers genuine scope to grow your specialist career, contribute to clinical initiatives, and help shape the continuing development of the practice.

As part of Apiam Animal Health, Australia's largest rural and regional veterinary network, you will be supported by:

Access to a broad professional network
Structured internal CPD and training programs
Opportunities for cross-clinic collaboration and skill development
Genuine support for long-term career advancement

Remuneration and benefits

Competitive salary package up to $250,000, commensurate with experience
VSB registration and AVA/EVA memberships supported
Generous CPD allowance + paid VetEducation membership
Paid parental leave in addition to the government scheme
Generous staff discounts on veterinary services and products

Apply now

If you are ready to take the next step in your equine surgical career, we would love to hear from you. For a confidential discussion, contact Corinne on 0458 387 478, or submit your cover letter and CV to corinne.warnick@apiam.com.au

NORTH MELBOURNE - SMALL ANIMAL, HEAD OF SHELTER MEDICINE

Head of Shelter Medicine – Full-time, Permanent Role

About us:

At The Lost Dogs’ Home, we are a foundation in Victoria's animal welfare landscape, celebrated for our compassionate care of around 18,000 lost and abandoned dogs and cats every year. Beyond caring for animals, we are dedicated to providing diverse animal welfare and community programs, all aimed at giving animals the best chance of a happy and healthy life. Our mission is upheld by passionate individuals who embody a profound affinity for animals, community, and advocacy.

About the role:

We're looking for an exceptional veterinary leader to join our senior leadership team as the Head of Shelter Medicine. This is an opportunity to shape the future of shelter veterinary medicine, influence organisational strategy and lead a highly skilled veterinary team dedicated to achieving the very best outcomes for animals.

Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer, you'll provide strategic and operational leadership across our shelter veterinary services, ensuring the delivery of contemporary, evidence-based shelter medicine that supports outstanding animal welfare outcomes.

Working collaboratively with leaders across the organisation, you will:

Lead and continually improve veterinary services across our North Melbourne and Cranbourne shelters.
Develop and implement clinical standards, protocols and operational frameworks aligned with best-practice shelter medicine.
Drive improvements in population health, infectious disease prevention and capacity-to-care strategies.
Provide expert advice on complex medical, surgical and animal welfare matters.
Lead, coach and develop a passionate team of veterinarians, fostering a culture of clinical excellence, accountability and continuous improvement.
Contribute as a key member of the senior leadership team to organisational planning and strategic decision making.
Champion clinical governance, quality improvement and regulatory compliance across veterinary services.

This is a rare opportunity to influence the future direction of shelter medicine within one of Australia's leading animal welfare organisations.

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About you

You're an experienced veterinary leader who combines outstanding clinical expertise with
the ability to inspire people and drive meaningful change.

You'll bring:

A Veterinary Science degree registrable in Victoria with current (or eligible) registration.
Significant experience as a practicing veterinarian, including advanced medical and surgical capability.
Demonstrated leadership experience within a complex, fast-paced veterinary or animal welfare environment.
Strong knowledge of shelter medicine, infectious disease management and animal welfare best practice.
Experience leading and developing high-performing teams.
Exceptional communication, stakeholder engagement and relationship-building skills.
A collaborative leadership style with the ability to influence positive organisational outcomes.
Postgraduate qualifications in Shelter Medicine, Population Health or Veterinary Public Health will be highly regarded.

What we can offer you:

Fantastic career development and opportunities to develop skills in Australia’s largest open intake shelter.
Generous financial assistance and support for further studies and career development courses.
Generous leave entitlements, including up to 5 days of study leave per year.
A compassionate, supportive and proud work environment.
Access to our Employee Assistance Program and onsite counselling service.
Generous discounts at the Lost Dogs’ Home Veterinary Clinic.

If you have the skills, experience and enthusiasm to be successful in this role, please email recruitment@dogshome.com ensuring you have attached your cover letter and current resume in Word or PDF format. If you have any further questions or queries regarding the role, please email the address listed above.

We recognise that exceptional shelter medicine expertise exists around the world. The Lost Dogs' Home welcomes applications from suitably qualified international candidates, and visa sponsorship may be considered for the successful applicant, subject to eligibility under Australian immigration requirements.

The successful applicant will be required to satisfactorily complete reference and background checks.

The Lost Dogs’ Home is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing a working environment that embraces and values diversity and inclusion.

PRIMARILY N MELBOURNE + VICTORIA - SMALL ANIMAL ECC & REFERRAL - ROVING TRAINING SURGEON

National Veterinary Surgeon

Victorian based roving surgeon for our national veterinary network

Looking for something a little different?

This is a rare opportunity for an experienced veterinary surgeon to step into a national role built around advanced clinical work, real influence, and strong referral support. Based in Victoria and anchored by VicVet, you will play a key role in delivering high level surgical care while helping shape how complex cases are managed across the Apiam network.

This role is part of a broader shift in how we approach surgery across our clinics. With VicVet as our central referral hub, you will help strengthen internal referral pathways, support clinics to retain more complex cases within the network and build practical surgical capability in a sustainable way.

This is designed for someone who wants more than a single site caseload. It is an opportunity to combine hands on surgery with genuine impact across a large group of clinics.

About the role:

This is a Victoria based position, with VicVet in Whittlesea as your primary clinical hub. VicVet provides specialist level support, including advanced imaging and CT, and will act as the central base for case workups, surgical planning and continuity of care.

From there, you will work across the Apiam network, supporting clinics through both referral-based case management and targeted in clinic visits. Travel will be structured and purposeful, with a strong connection back to VicVet for imaging, case planning and follow up.

In this role, you will:

Perform advanced soft tissue and orthopaedic surgeries, both at VicVet and across selected clinics
Support and grow internal referral pathways into VicVet
Work closely with clinic teams to plan and manage complex cases
Help clinics retain and manage more advanced cases within the Apiam network
Provide hands on, in clinic training to veterinarians through real cases
Mentor clinicians to build both surgical skills and clinical decision making

This is a hands-on role suited to someone who enjoys both surgery and developing others, and who values variety in their work.

What you will be doing:

Deliver a high standard of advanced surgery across small animal clinics
Perform complex soft tissue procedures and orthopaedics, including TPLOs
Utilise advanced imaging through VicVet to support surgical planning
Contribute to building a consistent, high quality surgical pathway across the network
Provide practical training and support to veterinarians in clinic settings
Work across multiple sites, supporting teams with different needs and capabilities

You will regularly step into different clinic environments, while maintaining a strong clinical base at VicVet.

About you:

You are an experienced small animal veterinarian with strong surgical skills and confidence in managing complex cases.

You will bring:

Extensive experience in advanced soft tissue surgery
Orthopaedic capability including TPLOs
Confidence working independently at a high clinical level
A genuine interest in teaching and supporting other veterinarians
A collaborative and adaptable approach across different teams
Willingness to travel as part of a national role

Experience with advanced imaging, particularly CT, will be highly regarded.

This role will suit someone who enjoys autonomy, variety, and making a visible impact across both patient care and the development of others.

What we offer:

Salary $180,000 to $250,000/annum depending on qualifications, experience and skill set
Travel and accommodation fully covered while visiting other Apiam clinics
Strong clinical base at VicVet with access to advanced imaging including CT
A high level surgical caseload through a central referral model and national clinic visits
The opportunity to help shape surgical services and case pathways across Apiam

About Apiam Animal Health:

Apiam is a national veterinary group with clinics across metro, regional and rural Australia.
Our clinics are supported by collaborative teams, a focus on high clinical standards, and access to referral level facilities including VicVet.

We are committed to helping our veterinarians grow, develop, and do their best work.

Interested?

If you are looking for a role grounded in Victoria, with the opportunity to work across great teams and help build a stronger, more connected surgical pathway across a national network, we would love to hear from you.

Contact Corinne at corinne.warnick@apiam.com.au for more information.

GATTON, LOCKYER VALLEY, QLD - SMALL ANIMAL, PRIMARY CARE New Position

Primary Care Veterinary Clinician

UQ VETS
Full-time, fixed term position through to May 2027
Base salary will be in the range $106,709 - $116,198 + 17% super (HEW Level 7)
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About This Opportunity

We are seeking a motivated and energetic Veterinary Clinician to join the UQ VETS Small Animal Hospital at the UQ Gatton Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Working within a collaborative, inquisitive and purpose-driven clinical environment, this role supports the delivery of high-quality, relationship-centred veterinary care while contributing to the education and mentoring of the next generation of veterinarians and veterinary technologists. As part of a visionary and supportive team, you will be challenged, inspired and rewarded while helping create meaningful change for animals, clients, students and the veterinary profession.

Key responsibilities will include, but not limited to:

Provide high-quality, relationship-centred clinical care to animal patients and their owners, independently managing both routine and complex veterinary cases.
Participate in the management of primary care, urgent and emergency cases within the Small Animal Hospital.
Actively contribute to clinical teaching, instruction and supervision of undergraduate veterinary science and veterinary technology students, as well as mentoring interns and junior clinicians.
Support continuous improvement Initiatives, clinical leadership, and effective day-to-day hospital operations in alignment with University and professional standards.

About You

You will bring professional expertise, enthusiasm for teaching, and a collaborative mindset to this role.

A Bachelor of Veterinary Science or equivalent qualification, registrable in Queensland.
More than four years' experience in general practice or emergency and critical care.
Membership of ANZCVS or an equivalent qualification is desirable, with a demonstrated commitment to ongoing professional development.
Demonstrated commitment to relationship-centred veterinary care and teamwork across clinical and teaching environments.
Proven ability to manage complex clinical cases and provide mentoring and clinical leadership to junior staff.
Strong commitment to teaching and training veterinary science and veterinary technology students.
Sound knowledge of legislative, professional and workplace health and safety requirements relevant to veterinary practice in Queensland.
Highly developed interpersonal, communication, teamwork and consultation skills, with the ability to represent the School to industry, government and the wider community.

Interested?

To find out more and submit an application for this role, go to the UQ Careers portal.

Applications close Sunday 13 September at 11.00pm AEST (R-67313)

EAST BENDIGO & VICTORIA WIDE - EQUINE - VICTORIA EQUINE VET DIRECTOR New Position

Victorian Equine Veterinary Director

Full-time | Victoria-Based

Apiam Animal Health is one of Australia's leading veterinary groups, with a growing network of equine hospitals, reproduction centres, ambulatory practices and specialist equine services across Victoria.

As our equine division continues to grow, we are seeking an experienced and respected equine veterinarian to join our leadership team as Victorian Equine Veterinary Director.

Reporting to the Chief Veterinary Officer and the Equine National Business Manager, this is a unique opportunity to influence the future of equine veterinary services across our Victorian Apiam Equine Clinics. Working closely with clinic leaders, veterinarians and equine management, you will drive clinical excellence, strengthen client relationships, support our teams and help shape the ongoing growth of our equine division.

About the Role

The Victorian Equine Veterinary Director will provide leadership across Apiam's equine clinics, hospitals and reproduction centres throughout Victoria.

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You will support clinical excellence, mentor and develop veterinarians, strengthen relationships with clients and industry stakeholders, and contribute to the growth and success of our equine services.

While primarily a leadership position, there may be opportunities to contribute clinically where appropriate.

Key Responsibilities

Leadership & Clinical Excellence

Provide leadership and support across Apiam's Victorian equine businesses
Drive high standards of patient care, client service and clinical excellence
Support clinical standards, protocols and continuous improvement initiatives
Foster collaboration and knowledge sharing across our equine teams

People Development

Mentor and support equine veterinarians at all stages of their careers
Assist with veterinarian recruitment, retention and succession planning
Help develop future veterinary leaders within the equine division

Client Relationships & Industry Engagement

Strengthen relationships with key clients, breeders, studs, trainers and referral partners
Support exceptional client experiences across our equine services
Represent Apiam within the broader equine industry

Service Development & Growth

Identify opportunities for service development and growth
Support the continued development of referral and specialist services
Contribute to the strategic direction and long-term success of Apiam's equine businesses

About You

You are an experienced equine veterinarian with strong leadership skills and a passion for developing people, building relationships and advancing clinical excellence.

You will bring:

Extensive equine veterinary experience
Professional credibility within the equine industry
Leadership and mentoring experience
Strong communication and relationship building skills
Commercial awareness and an understanding of veterinary business performance
A collaborative approach and passion for supporting teams

Why Join Apiam?

This is an opportunity to step into a meaningful leadership role within one of Australia's largest equine veterinary networks. You will work with talented veterinarians, strong clinic teams and valued clients across a diverse range of equine services, helping shape the future of our equine businesses. Whether you're mentoring veterinarians, strengthening client relationships or supporting the growth of our services, you'll have the opportunity to make a genuine impact while remaining connected to the industry and the people that make it rewarding.

Interested?

To discuss this opportunity confidentially, contact Corinne Warnick at corinne.warnick@apiam.com.au.

https://www.apiam.com.au/veterinary-services/equine-services

INNER WEST SYDNEY - SPECIALIST SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL - SPECIALIST SURGEON

Specialist Surgeon | Full-Time or Part-Time | Permanent

MediPaws Veterinary Hospital | Leichhardt, Sydney NSW

About MediPaws

MediPaws is a one-year-old, purpose-built specialist and 24/7 emergency veterinary hospital, located in Leichhardt, just 10 minutes from the Sydney CBD. MediPaws was designed from the ground up with advanced diagnostics, purpose-built facilities, and a genuinely collaborative specialist team working under one roof.

We are a progressive, vet-led hospital, which means clinical excellence is not just a value we talk about; it's embedded in every decision we make.

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The Opportunity

Due to the continued growth of our hospital, we are seeking an experienced and motivated Specialist Surgeon to join our team on a permanent basis, either full-time or part-time.

This is a rare opportunity to join a hospital at an exciting stage of its development, where your clinical input, surgical interests, and professional ambitions will genuinely shape the service you work in.

Our Surgical Environment

Three purpose-built theatres, two with views of the Sydney city skyline
1.5T MRI
Nuclear medicine service supported by the only veterinary-commissioned SPECT/CT in the east coast
Karl Storz minimally invasive endoscopic equipment
All brand new surgical kits and instrumentation
In-theatre C-arm

We believe in supporting our surgeons to do their best work so if there's something you need that we don't have we'll get it.

Your Clinical Environment

At MediPaws, you'll operate within a true multidisciplinary hospital, including:

Surgery
Internal Medicine
Feline Medicine
Nephrology and Urology
Diagnostic Imaging
Anaesthesia
Oncology
Dermatology
Emergency & Critical Care
Rehabilitation

You'll work alongside our existing surgical team, including boarded specialists Dr Dan James and Dr Arana Parslow and an experienced surgical nursing team supported by anaesthesiologist Dr Donna White. Our hospital supports collaboration, peer discussion, clinical research and continued professional development.

We like to encourage expansion and development of special interests. Ideally yours would complement and expand our current areas of focus which include:

Joint replacement (hip, elbow,ankle)
Osseointegrated amputation prostheses
Biofabricated tissue
Minimally invasive urological interventions
CT and endoscope directed BOAS treatments

Our clientele reflects a high proportion of insured pets with engaged, committed owners, meaning your cases are well-supported, and the decisions you make clinically are rarely constrained by financial limitations.

Why MediPaws?

We're a hospital that invests in its people and its patients. We are committed to continuous improvement, with new ideas not just welcomed, but actively encouraged.

You'll enjoy genuine autonomy within a collaborative framework, working with an experienced multidisciplinary team while having real influence over how the surgical service grows.

Benefits include:

Generous remuneration, commensurate with experience.
CPD allowance and dedicated study leave to support your ongoing development.
An additional week of annual leave (five weeks total), plus birthday leave.
Convenient inner-city location with easy access to public transport, and all that Sydney has to offer outside of work.

About You

You are a specialist or residency-trained surgeon with a commitment to clinical excellence and a genuine interest in advancing your craft. You thrive in a collaborative hospital environment where the quality of cases, the calibre of your colleagues, and the standard of your facilities matter.

Apply or Enquire

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Non - General Practice Vacancies: Industry, University, Specialist, Wildlife/Exotic, Mobile Services, Telemedicine, Remote Work

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KWAI CHUNG, HONG KONG - ONCOLOGY & SPECIALIST - ONCOLOGIST & NEUROLOGY & NIGHT SHIFT VET New Position

MURDOCH, PERTH SOUTH - SMALL ANIMAL - CASUAL ECC VET New Position

DARWIN-BASED, NT & QLD - REGIONAL PROGRAM MANAGER New Position

SE MELBOURNE - MOUNT WAVERLEY - EXOTICS VETERINARIAN New Position

GLADSTONE/TANNUM SANDS, CENTRAL QLD - SMALL ANIMAL, CLINICAL VET TRAINER

ALBANY CREEK, NORTHERN BRISBANE - SMALL ANIMAL, CRITICALIST

MURDOCH, PERTH SOUTH, WA - SMALL ANIMAL, CLINICAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMS New Position

MURDOCH, SOUTHERN PERTH, WA - DISCIPLINE-SPECIFIC TRAINEESHIPS New Position

QUEENSLAND - VETERINARY MANAGER

BALCATTA, NORTHERN PERTH, WA - SMALL ANIMAL, VARIOUS SPECIALISTS New Position

CLEAR WATER BAY, NEW TERRITORIES, HONG KONG - SMALL ANIMAL/LABORATORY New Position

TOWNSVILLE, QLD - SMALL ANIMAL TEACHING HOSPITAL, ANAESTHESIA SPECIALIST

SYDNEY, NSW OR REMOTE/HYBRID - VETERINARY RADIOLOGIST New Position

CITY OF LOGAN, QLD - SPECIALIST OR REGISTRAR IN VETERINARY OPHTHALMOLOGY

MURDOCH/OSBORNE PARK, PERTH S & NW, WA - EXOTICS New Position

NEWCASTLE - SMALL ANIMAL - SENIOR SOFT TISSUE & ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON New Position

DANDENONG - SPECIALIST REFERRAL HOSPITAL - VETERINARY SURGERY SPECIALIST New Position

BALDIVIS, SOUTHERN PERTH - ULTRASONOGRAPHER

ALEXANDRIA, INNER SOUTHERN SYDNEY - SMALL ANIMAL/INTERNAL MEDICINE SPECIALIST PART-TIME

CURRUMBINE, NORTHERN PERTH, WA - SMALL ANIMAL SURGERY SPECIALIST OR REGISTRAR New Position

SUNSHINE COAST - SPECIALIST HOSPITAL - HOSPITAL DIRECTOR

TOWNSVILLE QLD - GP VET

PERTH, WA - CRITICALIST - FOUNDING PARTNER OPPORTUNITY

PALMERSTON NORTH, MANAWATŪ REGION, NZ - UNIVERSITY/SMALL ANIMAL New Position

REMOTE - PET HEALTH & INSURANCE - VET TECH OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE

PYRMONT, INNER SYDNEY - PET HEALTH & INSURANCE - VET TECH OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE

CENTRAL COAST, NSW - MOBILE, END-OF-LIFE CARE VET New Position

LEICHHARDT, SYDNEY, NSW - SMALL ANIMAL/EMERGENCY, CRITICAL CARE SPECIALIST New Position

TOWNSVILLE QLD - ECC VET

NE PERTH - REFERRAL HOSPITAL - ANAESTHESIA VETERINARIAN

EAST BENDIGO, NORTH CENTRAL VIC - EQUINE SURGEON (SPECIALIST)

NORTH MELBOURNE - SMALL ANIMAL, HEAD OF SHELTER MEDICINE

PRIMARILY N MELBOURNE + VICTORIA - SMALL ANIMAL ECC & REFERRAL - ROVING TRAINING SURGEON

GATTON, LOCKYER VALLEY, QLD - SMALL ANIMAL, PRIMARY CARE New Position

EAST BENDIGO & VICTORIA WIDE - EQUINE - VICTORIA EQUINE VET DIRECTOR New Position

INNER WEST SYDNEY - SPECIALIST SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL - SPECIALIST SURGEON

Non - General Practice Vacancies:
Industry, University, Specialist, Wildlife/Exotic, Mobile Services, Telemedicine, Remote Work