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

Summary: (please scroll down to see details of all jobs)

Remote Work - Fetch - Industry vacancy
China - Chengdu, Sichuan - Chengdu Bear Rescue Centre - 2 vet exotics/small animal practice
Laos - Ban Long - Free the Bears - 2 vet exotic wildlife hospital, Consulting Vet, 3-6+ month contract
Singapore - Allpets & Aqualife Vet Clinic - 5 vet small animal/exotics practice
NT - Darwin-Based - AMRRIC - small animal focus, Regional Program Manager
NT - Darwin - Yarrawonga - 5 vet small animal & wild life/exotic practice
QLD - Townsville - JCUVet - Small Animal Rotating Internship 2024
QLD - Townsville - JCUVet, James Cook Uni - Experienced ECC Clinician
QLD - Townsville - JCUVet, James Cook Uni - ECC Clinician
QLD - Brisbane N to Hervey Bay - VetPartners - small animal, Regional Manager
QLD - Brisbane N/Moreton Bay S - 1.5 vet small animal mobile practice
QLD - Brisbane N - Albany Creek - 15 vet referral practice, Ophthalmologist Specialist or Registrar
QLD - Brisbane N - Albany Creek - 15 vet referral practice, Medicine Specialist
QLD - Brisbane N - Albany Creek - 15 vet referral practice, Radiation Oncology Specialist
QLD - Brisbane N - Albion or Remote working - Queensland Racing Integrity Commission (QRIC) , Principal Veterinary Officer
QLD - Brisbane N - Albion - Queensland Racing Integrity Commission (QRIC) , Veterinary Officer
QLD - Brisbane SW - Wacol - RSPCA - 6 vet small animal/welfare practice, Wildlife position
QLD - Brisbane W - Kenmore - 6 vet small animal/mobile practice - full or part time
QLD - Brisbane W & Ipswich - Regional Clinical Director
QLD - Lockyer Valley - Gatton - University of Queensland - Emergency Vet Primary Care
NSW - Sydney North Shore - Artarmon - specialist & emergency centre - Clinical Operations Manager
NSW - Sydney North Shore - Artarmon - Emergency Centre - Criticalist / ECC Consultant
NSW - Sydney Inner W, E & S - small animal, mobile vet vans
NSW - Sydney Inner W - Glebe - 4 vet exotics/small animal practice
NSW - Sydney Inner W - Homebush - ARH - Veterinary Radiographer
NSW - Sydney CBD - Pet Circle - in house vet and content creator
NSW - Sydney Inner S - Rosebery - Emergency & Specialists - Internal Medicine Specialist
NSW - Sutherland Shire - Miranda - Specialist practice, Specialist Cardiologist
NSW - Sutherland Shire - Miranda - Specialist practice, Specialist Neurologist
NSW - Sutherland Shire - Miranda - Specialist practice, Specialist Medical Oncologist
NSW - Central West - Cowra - 3 vet mixed practice, Consultant Ruminant Nutritionist/Mixed Vet
VIC - Melbourne - Mobile Diagnostic Ultrasound practice - Sonographer
VIC - Melbourne SE - Malvern - Southpaws Referral Hospital - Anaesthesia and Analgesia Specialist
VIC - Melbourne SE - Malvern East - 7 vet ophthalmology only practice, Staff Ophthalmologist
TAS - Hobart - Sandy Bay - 2 vet small animal/exotics practice
SA - Adelaide Inner SW - Richmond - 2 vet avian/exotics practice

SELETAR HILLS ESTATE, SINGAPORE - SMALL ANIMAL EXOTICS New Position

Allpets & Aqualife Vet Clinic
www.allpetsaqualife.com

We are a well-established general practice in the north-eastern leafy suburbs of Singapore. We have an energetic and supportive team of 5 vets, with a nurse to vet ratio of 2:1. Our vets are graduates from Australia, Ireland and the UK, and within our support team are senior techs and experienced nurses.

We see to a large variety of small animal cases and a few exotics as well. While our patients range from furry to scaly to feathery, it is up to the candidate as to their comfort level of attending to exotics. We handle most soft tissue surgeries and have a wide and varied medicine caseload, which means chances for learning and sharing are high as well.

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The clinic is located in a largely affluent neighbourhood, and our clientele are generally friendly and reasonable. All our vets are driven by a similar work ethic and believe in doing good by our colleagues, clients and patients. We occasionally meet clients who are unable to afford gold standard care, but when they are forthcoming, and if we can help, we do.

The ideal candidate will have good communication skills, sound leadership qualities, and is a team player. They are keen to develop more skills and open to exploring new horizons. They are empathetic and compassionate towards owners as well as their pets.

An experienced candidate is preferred; however, new and recent graduates are also welcome to apply. New graduates will be rostered alongside experienced colleagues and receive all-round support. There are avenues for the candidate to grow with the practice.

The salary package offered will be commensurate with experience and skill set. The salary is highly competitive - in the range of SGD60,000 to $150,000 for a basic 4-day week- before bonuses.

Taxation is low (about 10%) in Singapore, which means the candidate will take home more at the end of the day. A relocation package is available for overseas candidates.
CPD is encouraged and supported.

Our principal has a Masters in Aquatic Studies from the University of Stirling and has been published for discovering fish diseases. He has worked with sea mammals, including dolphins, for most of his career and is a wildlife and exotics enthusiast.
Our other clinic director completed a year-long certificate in Ultrasound and has been performing ultrasounds for more than a decade.

Our equipment includes the Idexx full suite, digital xray, ultrasound, rigid and flexible scopes, tonometry, BP doppler, fluid pumps, etc.

The practice is open for consultations Mondays to Fridays, 9.30am-1pm and 3-7.30pm. On Saturdays, we close at 5.30pm. We are closed on Sundays and public holidays. After-hours calls at the clinic occur zero to two times a month, on average. Commission is paid on these ad hoc calls. Vets are also paid a commission for after-hours wildlife field calls if it interests them to be involved.

Being non-corporate, we have the bandwidth to be more flexible with work arrangements.

Singapore is safe and has a stable economy, with a perennial sunny climate, and you will have easy access to Southeast Asia’s beautiful beaches and landscapes. Vehicles are expensive to own in Singapore. However, you will find the public transport system to be highly accessible and efficient. We also have a company van used for work that staff may borrow for special occasions like outings to the beach, for example.

Our vets are happy to chat with any interested candidates. Please contact Winnie at admin@allpetsaqualife.com if you wish to know more about the position.

DARWIN-BASED, NT - SMALL ANIMAL, REGIONAL PROGRAM MANAGER

Applications for
Regional Program Manager

Are you a veterinarian looking to change the focus and landscape of your work?
Are you seeking a role that will allow you to support One Health focused companion animal management programs, while working in genuine partnership with remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities?

AMRRIC is seeking applications from keen individuals interested in the role of Regional Program Manager, to assist the leadership team with management of our busy program schedule, coordinating and fulfilling field-based veterinary programs in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

AMRRIC (Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities Ltd) is an established, national not-for-profit organisation based in Darwin. Our small team of dedicated staff deliver a diverse range of programs covering community and animal health and welfare, education and training, academic research, strategic planning and advocacy. We work with remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to improve the health of their pets, helping to create healthier, safer and happier communities.

Based in Darwin, the Regional Program Manager will report to the Head of Operations, working alongside other regional managers and project team members to coordinate and participate in the delivery of AMRRIC’s veterinary programs. The role will provide you with:

Unique travel opportunities with professional, enthusiastic and like-minded people
Meaningful engagements with stakeholders, including valuing cross-cultural exchange through relationships with communities and their residents.
An attractive salary package including above award salary, 5 weeks annual leave, additional Christmas grace leave, generous travel allowance, salary sacrifice.
Office-based Mon-Fri hours, when not travelling.
A supportive and encouraging environment for individual and team-based professional development.

Our ideal candidate will be flexible, a strong communicator with sound organisational skills and the confidence to lead a dynamic programs team; will possess the relevant qualifications, registrations and experience to oversee a professional veterinary service delivery program supported by an extensive remote veterinary clinical guide and equipment to provide best-practice delivery to remote communities; and will have great interpersonal skills including being adaptable to overcome challenges as they arise.

AMRRIC is privileged to be immersed in work that values and celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and is committed to facilitating pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as part of our commitment to reconciliation. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

Salary Range and other package conditions are available in the position description.

To obtain a copy of the position description including the outline of selection criteria and key responsibilities for the position please contact the office on 08 8948 1768, email jobs@amrric.org, or download from this ad (where available) or our website at https://www.amrric.org/careers/

Applications:

Applications must directly address each of the selection criteria in the Position Description to be considered.
Use each criterion as a heading and limit your responses to each to less than 250 words.
It is acceptable to include dot points as part of your responses.

Applications including your CV and responses to selection criteria can be emailed to: jobs@amrric.org using the subject line: Regional Program Manager Recruitment

Applications will be assessed as they are received, so don’t miss out by putting off the opportunity to submit your interest.

BRISBANE NORTH/MORETON BAY SOUTH, QLD - SMALL ANIMAL, MOBILE

Fetch a Vet (Mobile Vet)

Associate veterinarian - Casual or part time

Based in North Lakes we are a family owned mobile vet business (Est 2019) servicing the north side of Brisbane and south Moreton Bay regions. With the increased demand for our service in the area and our steadily growing client base, the business has excitedly reached a point of needing a second & third vets to join the team.

Position:

A veterinarian registered in QLD with a minimum of 2 years experience
This is a casual position with an option for more permanent contract (part time / full time) if desired
This is not a short term position, we are after a long term member to join our family-like team
Base shift is 8:30-5pm with 30ming lunch break, we are after a 2-3d/week cover
We can be flexible with the shift arrangement to suit your lifestyle, such as later start time to give yourself more time in the mornings or shorter school hour shifts
We are open M-F, 8:30-5pm, No emergencies /after-hrs /on-calls /weekends/PH
Qld open driver’s license is a must
Ability to work comfortably and independently for routine GP consults (dogs and cats only)
Professionalism and friendly attitude, excellent organisational skills are highly desired
Willingness to take up solo home euthanasia visits is preferred but not a must

What we offer:

Above award rates + super (commensurate with experience)
Relaxed scheduling system - we allow 30mins minimum per most visits, sometimes up to an hour and travel times in between consults are taken into consideration so you are no rushed
We offer quality rather than quantity based service
Comfortable easy to drive 2022 Mercedes Vito auto van with a separate in cabin fridge space for your snacks and drinks
Well stocked pharmacy, OTC goods and all the usual diagnostic tools (microscope, scales, otoscope, ophthalmoscope etc)
No surgery, no emergencies, no AH work, this job offers a great lifestyle balance
Start and finish location for your shift = North Lakes
We currently have one admin vet nurse who works remotely, and at this stage we do not have a vet nurse to accompany a vet on the road to the house call visits. There will be an initial paid induction day and until you get used to our software and workflow, we offer an option for our existing vet to shadow you for the first shift or two to make sure everything goes smoothly. Phone support from both existing staff will always be offered throughout your shift.

If you would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact us by email info@fetchavet.com.au

RICHMOND, INNER ADELAIDE, SA - AVIAN/EXOTICS

The Adelaide Bird & Exotics Vet Centre opened in March 2016 and is South Australia’s first clinic dedicated to the care of unusual pets. Our clients are passionate about the care of their pets and we are looking for a vet to help us provide that care. We see both primary accession and referral cases for bird, reptile, small mammal and wildlife patients. These patients come from both Adelaide and also from regional South Australia.

The vet clinic has digital radiography, endoscopy, ultrasonography, dental equipment and in-house laboratory facilities. The surgery suite is equipped with advanced monitoring, ventilator and electrosurgery. The nursing staff are easy-going and attentive to patient care.

ABEVC is looking for two veterinarians to continue to provide excellent service to our client’s pets. The successful candidate has a veterinary degree recognised in South Australia. At least 12 month’s experience is preferred but new graduates with an interest in exotics and who are keen to learn both medicine and surgery of these pets are encouraged to apply. Prior experience with exotics is preferred but not critical. However, demonstration of a passion to work with and learn about these species is a must. Good client communication and time management is essential in this role. Renumeration begins at award rates and is commensurate with experience. CPD allowance is provided. There is no after-hours work and the weekend roster is shared.

Adelaide is an affordable city to live in with beaches, wineries and the bush close by with the roster giving plenty of time to enjoy what South Australia has to offer. Full time or part time positions are available.

Please submit a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role and a resume to anne@abevc.com.au.

See www.abevc.com.au and

GATTON, LOCKYER VALLEY QLD - EMERGENCY VET New Position

Emergency Vet Clinician - Primary Care (Gatton based)

UQ VETS
Take-home salary approximately $105K - $153K annually plus 17% superannuation.
Close-knit community environment where your work is genuinely valued.
Empower the next generation of vets and vet technicians.
Work at our Gatton Campus, a heritage rural site with innovative facilities

About UQ’s Gatton Campus

Established over 125 years ago, UQ’s Gatton Campus has a long history – from starting out as a dedicated agricultural institution, to being a field hospital during WWII, and to joining the UQ community in 1990.

Everyone here has a role to play. As a member of our professional staff cohort, you will be actively involved in working towards our vision of a better world. By supporting the academic endeavour across teaching, research, and the student life, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute to activities that have a lasting impact on our community.

Join an organisation where excellence is at the core of our culture, contributions are valued, and a range of benefits and rewards are available, such as:

Free parking and intercampus bus
On campus childcare, medical clinic, and post office
26 weeks paid parental leave or 14 weeks paid primary caregiver leave
17% superannuation contributions
17.5% annual leave loading
25% discount on eligible UQ Vets services
Access to our $4.1 million UQ Sports facility
Volunteer in our community garden

About This Opportunity

The Emergency Veterinary Clinician will be responsible for providing high quality, relationship-centred care to small animal patients, within the Small Animal Hospital situated on the Gatton campus. The appointee will participate in the management of cases presenting to the primary care service, which includes urgent or emergency cases presenting to the afterhours or weekend clinical service. In addition to ensuring excellence in clinical care, the incumbent will actively participate in the clinical teaching and instruction of undergraduate veterinary science and veterinary technology students, as well as clinical training and mentoring of small animal interns and junior clinicians.

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Key responsibilities will include:

Provide high quality, relationship-centred care to small animal patients and clients, and independently manage both complex and difficult veterinary cases
Act as senior principal staff member during afterhours shifts and direct the work and activities of nursing and technical staff.
Build service caseload through enhancement of professional profile
Provide an excellent clinical role model for students and colleagues
Provide mentoring and clinical leadership to junior staff in managing more difficult or complex clinical cases
Continue to develop expertise in clinical veterinary service
Actively participate in clinical training of undergraduate & postgraduate students, interns and residents
Actively promote and foster the School’s relations with industry, government departments, professional bodies and the wider community.
Contribute to daily operations and management of the service and practice good business management
Identify and contribute to opportunities for improvement within the hospital Clinical Teaching

This is a full-time (100%), continuing position. An approximate take-home figure may sit in the range $105K - $153K base plus 17% super. However, as a 24-hour operation, your take-home salary will be dependent on your specific roster, including loadings of 50% for weekend shifts, 25% for night shifts, and 15% for afternoon shifts.

Further details will be discussed throughout the interview process, or feel free to reach out via the contact details below. The total package will be negotiated based on individual merits.

About You

A Bachelor of Veterinary Science or equivalent, registrable in Queensland
Demonstrated experience performing at an advanced clinical level, which may include:

Completion of an internship incorporating exposure to and management of small animal emergency cases.
Membership of ANZCVS in Emergency Critical Care or Small Animal Medicine
An equivalent combination of qualifications, training and experience

Demonstrated relationship-centred approach to veterinary care, with a commitment to developing genuine partnerships with the entire healthcare team, including the client
Demonstrated accountability and a proactive attitude with the enthusiasm and drive to identify and contribute to improvements the clinical context
Commitment and enthusiasm for the education of Veterinary Science and Veterinary Technology students
Capacity to serve as an excellent clinical role model
An understanding and knowledge of relevant legislative and professional requirements relating to veterinary practice in Queensland and to veterinary health and safety requirements
Ability to establish effective professional relationships and to represent the School of Veterinary Science to the university and wider community, including industry, government and professional bodies
Demonstrated effective interpersonal, teamwork, negotiation and consultation skills and formal written and oral communication skills

In addition, the following mandatory requirements apply:

Work Rights: You must have unrestricted work rights in Australia for the duration of this appointment to apply. Visa sponsorship is not available for this appointment.
Vaccinations and Immunisation: It is a condition of employment for this role that you will be required to provide evidence of immunisation against certain vaccine preventable diseases.

Questions?

For more information about this opportunity, please contact Dr Donna Parker, by phone 07 5351 5048 or email donna.parker@uq.edu.au For application queries, please contact recruitment@uq.edu.au stating the job reference number (R-27555) in the subject line.

Want to Apply?

To submit an application for this role, go to the UQ Careers portal and use the Apply button.

All applicants must upload the following documents in order for your application to be considered:

Cover letter addressing the ‘About You’ section
Resume

Other Information

At UQ we know that our greatest strengths come from our diverse mix of colleagues, this is reflected in our ongoing commitment to creating an environment focused on equity, diversity and inclusion. We ensure that we are always attracting, retaining and promoting colleagues who are representative of the diversity in our broader community, whether that be gender identity, LGBTQIA+, cultural and/or linguistic, Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples, or people with a disability. Accessibility requirements and/or adjustments can be directed to recruitment@uq.edu.au

Applications close 31st December 2023 at 11.00pm AEST (Job Reference Number - R-27555).

Applications will be reviewed as received. Candidates may be interviewed prior to the job closing date. We encourage candidates to apply as soon as possible. The University of Queensland reserves the right to close this application process early.

SYDNEY CBD - IN HOUSE VET AND CONTENT CREATOR New Position

Role Description: In House Veterinarian and Content Creator
Role type: Permanent Full Time
Location: Sydney CBD (Hybrid role: 3 days in office, 2 days work from home)
Contact: Teagan Lever, Director of Vet Services
Apply via email: teagan.lever@petcircle.com.au

About Pet Circle
At Pet Circle, we want to create a world where pets and their families are healthy, happy and spend more time together - and we are looking for fantastic people to help us do that!

Over the past ten years, we’ve scaled to become one of Australia's Top 5 eCommerce companies and the No.1 player in the Online Pet industry. We will accelerate our growth as we continue on our mission to disrupt the way that pet parents discover & shop for the products they love.

The Opportunity
Are you a registered Australian vet with a passion for educating pet parents? Do you enjoy flexing your creative skills alongside your clinical knowledge? Not afraid to be in front of the camera? Then you might be the right fit for our newly created in-house vet content creator at Pet Circle.

The Pet Circle Vet Squad is a team of over 20 vets working together to help Australian pet parents take the best possible care of their furry, finned, feathered and scaled family members. We do this through a variety of mediums including direct channels like email, live chat and video chat, as well as working with our Brand and Creative team to develop written and video content.

Our team has a diverse range of experience and special interests including small animal general practice, mixed practice, feline medicine, unusual pets, preventative health, nutrition and behaviour. While the majority of the team work remotely, we collaborate daily to ensure the best outcomes for our customers. The Pet Circle Vet Squad operates on a Best for Pet philosophy; we never ask our vets to recommend a product or service that they deem unsuitable for the pet's health and well-being.

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Your Responsibilities

Work with our Brand and Creative team to develop content for use across a variety of platforms including TikTok, YouTube and Instagram. This will include having input on scripts, through to appearing on camera.
Provide general advice and support for Pet Circle customers via live chat, email, video call and phone.
Appear as a spokesperson for Pet Circle for media engagements.
Attend photoshoots and events involving animals to ensure their welfare is upheld at all times.
Provide pet education and advice internally to a variety of teams and professionals within the company.

Your Ideal Skills and Experience

You must be an Australian veterinarian with current registration in New South Wales
Minimum 2 years clinical experience in small animal practice
A passion for educating pet parents to take the best care of their pets
You must be confident appearing on camera and taking direction
Strong communication skills are essential
The ability to work collaboratively and take on feedback
Adaptability, resilience and openness to change and new challenges

Awesome Looks Like

Previous experience in creative industries
Demonstrated ability to produce engaging content, eg. for social media or YouTube

Role Location
At Pet Circle we believe that collaboration and team connection is key for success. This role will be based in Sydney with a blended working arrangement of 3 days in our pet friendly CBD offices and the remainder working from home (or the office, if you prefer!). From time to time you may be required to attend other sites for content creation, photoshoots and other engagements.

Why Join?
We’re passionate about what we do and our love for pets is the centre of our why. Becoming a pawsome Pet Circler means you’re committed to help shape an entire industry - pretty exciting stuff! We’re a stable, innovative and low-ego group of people who relish challenges and aren’t afraid to do what’s right. Here’s what we stand for;

We’re Better Together
We operate with Humble Hearts and Hungry Minds
We truly believe that Pets Matter; pets and pet parents always have a seat at our table
We’re Instinctively Curious. Always

What else is in it for you?
A focus on you and your development - think learning tools, stretch projects, focus groups, secondments and other internal mobility opportunities! We’re committed to flexibility and understand that it means different things to different people.

Your wellbeing is non-negotiable. We seek to provide a collaborative, caring and safe environment, allowing you to present your full self each day.

Pet Better with up to 50% employee discount, product sample giveaways and Pawrental leave.
Join us on our animal welfare mission: we donate 10,000kg of pet food and supplies per month to pet shelters and support our communities through team charity volunteer days.
We have an incredibly passionate team, a leading brand, over 700,000 customers and growing, and we’re only just getting started! At Pet Circle, candidate experience is of utmost importance. We have been recognised as a 2023 Circle Back Initiative Employer and we commit to responding to every application.

Belong at Pet Circle
Our unique expertise unites us to achieve our goal of helping pet parents, pet better. We value diversity in all forms and perspectives, always. Our global team is highly valued for all that they offer, we listen to each other and create a humble and inclusive environment for all to thrive. No matter your background, please apply if our roles ignite an excitement in you to bring your full self to work each day.

KENMORE, BRISBANE WEST QLD - SMALL ANIMAL

Full Time or Part Time Small Animal Veterinarian, BRISBANE
NO AFTER HOURS, Salary $80,000-$100,000 + bonuses

About us:

We are a comprehensive, high quality small animal practice based in Brisbane. We are seeking a full time veterinarian to join our team. Our practice incorporates an innovative house call service with state-of-the-art clinics equipped with digital x-ray, dental x-ray, ultrasound, and in-house biochemistry and haematology. We have 2 clinics – a Kenmore Surgery and a Sunnybank Surgery. This position is an exciting role with our day service and does not entail any after-hours work. Depending on the suitability and preferences of the applicant, the role could be an exclusively house call role or a mix of clinic and house call shifts. Our clinics receive a varied and interesting caseload ensuring you have the opportunity to practice and foster a variety of medical skills such as ultrasound, thoracocentesis and pericardiocentesis, and a range of surgical skills encompassing both soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery.

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What we’re looking for:

This role will be suitable for a veterinarian with at least 1 year of clinical experience. We’re confident we can help you develop clinically, so it’s more important to us to find someone personable and fun who’s going to fit into our team and help us continue to grow our practice.

The ability to build rapport with clients and communicate confidently is essential.

We encourage vets to focus on their strengths and interests and are open to discussion around what sort of role suits you best. Whether it’s a consulting only role, exclusively surgical role, diagnostic imaging, behaviour, dentistry or palliative care role you’re interested in, we’re confident that our practice could be the ideal place for you.

What we’re offering:

We’re offering a generous above-award financial package for the right person - $80,000 - $100,000 commensurate with experience. We have a performance-based bonus system for our veterinary team as well to ensure there is more reward for the busy days. We also pay a CPD allowance and are open to negotiating any other incentive items that motivate you. Our practice model allows you to work alongside multiple experienced veterinarians, ensuring that you continue to develop new skills.

Please email all applications to ben@thcv.com.au . If you want some more information or want to organise a time to come see what we do, please call Ben on 0438 786 205.

INDUSTRY VACANCY - REMOTE WORK New Position

Vet Operational Leader

The Opportunity

We're Fetch – a start-up on a mission to offer the best care for pets with the finest pet insurance around. We decided to build our insurtech proposition from scratch - everything from policies to claims, plus a customer, agent, and vet app. Well, somehow we did it and launched Fetch for all the adorable pets of Australia!

That was just the start - now it's real, we've got customers and their pets to help, systems to test, bugs to find and a whole heap of other things we want to build. Faster (direct!) claims, more connections and interactions with the pet ecosystem, more amazing things for customers, vets, partners and their pets.

We're a small team - but mighty. The day job is looking after customers and their pets, but there are a 1001 side projects that we need to get done to make sure this is the best thing since digital x-rays. It's a start up, so there will be times we need to muck in and stay late, we sometimes get involved at weekends, but its ours and we want it to be brilliant.

The team are made up of tech experts, vets and nurses, and insurance people (we made sure they don't wear suits, don't stress).

We are looking for a vet who likes the sound of business and operations, being part of a start up, and the opportunity to learn from a dynamic team of tech, insurance, operations and pet people.

If any of this sounds interesting and maybe you'd like to join in and make it yours too, read on

What you'll do

This role is a 21st century operational & technical support role. We need someone with a handle on veterinary medicine to support our frontline teams:

Helping customers - onboarding and renewals, which includes checking out lots of lovely pictures of our customers pets!
Assessing clinical cases against plan coverage
Communicating with vets and pet parents
Process design and real-time planning
Using your veterinary skills to help develop AI tools to automate processes and deliver better customer experiences
Providing support to our team of vet nurses
Developing our customer and vet proposition
Creating pet health content and articles

Why you'll love the role

You'll get to support all aspects of our product - from onboarding new puppy owners to helping them get the best care when something goes wrong
You'll learn about processes, compliance, operations and business
You'll get involved in product and proposition design
You get to use your skills in a new and exciting environment

What you'll bring

We're looking for people who want to help transform pet care. Who want to be part of a team that thinks big but loves rolling their sleeves up to get things done. You'll:

Be a qualified vet who wants to use their skills
Have excellent communication and interpersonal skills - definitely
Adapt quickly to changing priorities and customer needs - a must
Thrive in a dynamic and collaborative environment and are comfortable with ambiguity - definitely
Be a great problem solver - essential
If you've got any operational experience that'd be really useful, but it's not essential
You'll have to be comfortable using tech and systems - but we can show you how it all works!

What we offer

Whoever you are, wherever you are, you can be a part of Fetch. We work remotely across Australia but are super-connected - we've got some great tech and the support of a passionate leadership team to help you to learn and grow.

We're all striving to achieve our mission and do so while fostering a diverse, inclusive culture, where you'll work with and learn from a passionate and talented team

Full time with flexible, supportive and family and pet-friendly work environment;
Inclusive parental leave policy that supports all parents and carers throughout their parenting/caring journey
5 weeks annual leave so you can fully recharge
Generous share packages are included as part of our employee benefits so you can become part of the Fetch journey

Please submit a covering letter and CV to andrew@fetchpet.au

BAN LONG, LAOS - EXOTIC/WILDLIFE New Position

Vacancy Announcement:
Free the Bears

Consulting Veterinarian (x2) - Short-term Assignment, Southeast Asia

Closing date for applications: 15th December 2023

Applications are sought from resourceful self-starters to fill the roles of Consulting Veterinarians with Free the Bears in Southeast Asia, based in Laos, and to be part of an international organisation driving change in the fields of wildlife conservation and animal welfare.

The work of Free the Bears is currently centred on three focal countries where we have created the Cambodia Bear Sanctuary (in Cambodia), Tat Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre and Luang Prabang Wildlife Sanctuary, in Laos, and Cat Tien Bear Sanctuary in Vietnam. Currently, across these sanctuaries we provide life-long care to over 270 bears, in addition to a variety of other rescued wildlife species in Laos. Our Veterinary Programme focuses on developing the capacity of local veterinary teams to deliver gold-standard levels of veterinary care to rescued wildlife and integrating a One Health approach to biosecurity and zoonotic disease surveillance through provision of international-standard equipment and training. Our Veterinary Programme currently consists of 2 Cambodian Resident veterinarians and one Assistant Veterinarian, 1 Vietnamese government counterpart veterinarian (in Vietnam) and one Lao Resident veterinarian and one Assistant Veterinarian, plus a veterinary nurse (in Laos). We have established modern wildlife hospitals across all three countries, each featuring a full range of medical and diagnostic equipment including gas anaesthesia, radiography (digital or computerized), ultrasound, biochemistry etc. We have in-depth protocols in place at all of our hospitals and a network of specialist veterinarians who help consult on complicated cases.

The primary role of the Consulting Veterinarian will be to work side by side with the Resident Veterinarian in a support and mentorship capacity as well as to assist the Resident Vets with the training and mentorship of the Assistant Veterinarians. Over the past years, the Resident Vets have received training in: darting and basic anaesthesia of captive bears, basic ultrasound, radiography, selected laboratory techniques, selected dental procedures, selected pharmacology. The next phase of their professional development will be geared towards the following: deeper understanding of anaesthetic drug combinations and their uses in compromised and geriatric individuals; diagnostic ultrasound and interpretation of findings; radiography for dental evaluations, lameness, back lesions, and interpreting thoracic films; dental extractions; understanding common illnesses and presenting signs (e.g., hypothyroidism, hypertension); selection of appropriate diagnostic tests; interpretation of diagnostic tests, with an emphasis on biochemistry and hematology; selection of appropriate medications and evaluating response to treatment; parasitology; interpreting a fundic exam.

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In order to achieve this targeted professional development, Free the Bears is recruiting two Consulting Veterinarians, one to join our Cambodia Programme and the other to join the Laos Programme. On a day-to-day basis, the Cambodia Programme Consulting Veterinarian will work as part of a team of veterinarians overseeing the health of around 120 rescued bears in the Cambodia Bear Sanctuary, which sits within Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Centre in Cambodia. This multi-species rescue centre is government owned and run, and while the locally staffed wildlife hospital caters for all species resident at the centre, the Free the Bears’ veterinary team is primarily responsible for the health of the bears within the sanctuary. The Laos Programme Consulting Veterinarian will work as part of a small team overseeing the health of a growing population of over 100 rescued bears as well as 30+ other species received at the Luang Prabang Wildlife Sanctuary. Both positions are for a 6-month contract period, with the possibility of extension.

The ideal Consulting Veterinarian will be an experienced small animal, mixed animal, or zoo practitioner. Due to the physiological and anatomical similarities of bears to large dogs, many clinical skills are transferrable (ultrasound, dentistry, radiography, internal medicine, etc). Additionally, the Resident Vets will teach the Consulting Veterinarian how to dart the bears, FTB anaesthetic protocols, technical skills such as IV catheter placement, ET tube placement, blood pressure monitoring, and bear behaviour as it relates to stress and illness.

Essential Experience:

Qualified veterinarian
At least 3 - 5 years clinical experience
Excellent clinical skills
Patient and motivated
Experience with ultrasound, radiographic interpretation, dentistry, cytology, anaesthesia, basic ophthalmology, internal medicine
Teaching and mentoring skills
Excellent attention to detail
Able to work laterally within a team as well as lead a team
Awareness and respect for cultural values in a diverse team setting
Excellent command of written and spoken English language
Effective contribution to a positive team environment
Capable of following and teaching established protocols and procedures
Flexibility and the ability to cope with changes in work priorities at short notice
Ability to work weekends and public holidays as required
Ability to travel to Free the Bears sites in Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, at short notice if required

Desirable Characteristics:

Previous experience working in a developing country, particularly Southeast Asia
Full, clean driving license
Ability to ride motorbike

Start Date: 08 January 2024, or as soon after as possible

Contract: Full-time, five-days per week, 3 to 6-month contract with potential to extend

Salary: Net salary of USD2000 - 3000/month, based on qualifications, experience and duration of assignment, with benefits (see below). Local taxes paid by Free the Bears. Consultants are responsible for meeting tax obligations in their tax residency.

Location: Based at Free the Bears’ Luang Prabang Wildlife Sanctuary and Tat Kuang Si Bear Rescue Centre, both ~1hour from Luang Prabang City

Benefits:

Basic/Economy return flight to/from project location (50% up-front, 50% upon completion of assignment)
Health Insurance for Southeast Asia, excluding Singapore
On-site (or site-adjacent) accommodation provided, plus 200USD monthly accommodation allowance.
Annual Leave, 15 days pro-rata
Paid National Holidays as prescribed in the labour code of respective country, Cambodia or Laos
Visa and local travel expenses
Local phone allowance
Use of project motorbike, if available

Applications:
Interested applicants should send a resume and cover letter, detailing relevant experience for the role, by email to vacancy@freethebears.org with the subject line “Consulting Vet Application”.

Closing date for applications: 15th December 2023

As a global organization that works with partners and communities across a wide range of countries, Free the Bears values diversity and is committed to equality of opportunity. We welcome applicants of traditionally underrepresented communities to apply regardless of ethnicity, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, socioeconomic status or disability to help us build an inclusive environment across all areas of our work.

TOWNSVILLE QLD - SMALL ANIMAL ROTATING INTERNSHIP 2024 New Position

Small Animal Veterinarian Rotating Internship 2024

Do you want to have the very BEST start to your veterinarian career? JCUVet is the Clinical Small Animal Teaching Hospital for James Cook University in Townsville. We operate as a Referral Centre, Emergency & Critical Care Hospital and have our own GP Practice. Together we make up a diverse team of 90+.

We have already placed three interns for next year, however we are offering one more small animal rotating hospital veterinarian internship for a recently graduated veterinarian who wants to build their knowledge and clinical skills. This internship commences in January 2024 for a 12-month period.

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We understand the concerns that interns have as to weekly hours expectations. Our interns work an average of 38 hours per week, with access to additional learning and training opportunities within and outside of these hours.

Are you unsure what to do once you graduate? Want to work in gold standard environment? A rotating internship offers you the ability to work through our disciplines of surgery, medicine, anaesthesia and ECC. Unlike every other rotating internship, we also offer you GP!

We will be there every step of the way supporting, mentoring and guiding you; and being your biggest cheerleaders. Aside from your placement in ECC, shifts are typically worked across four days per week.

For candidates who would like to find out more about JCUVet, we would be happy to connect you to current and former interns who continue to work for us.

Successful candidates for these internships will enjoy:

Exposure to a broad caseload with interesting, challenging and diverse cases
$1500 CPD allowance, One Week CE leave and many other benefits
A culture focused on individual growth AND strong team support
Access to advanced medical and surgical equipment and facilities
An extraordinary part of Australia to explore in your free time

If you can see yourself being able to commit to this internship from January 2024, please send your application to:

Dr Jason Mouatt BVSc FANZCVS
Specialist Small Animal Surgeon
Hospital Director
JCUVet

Veterinarycareers@jcu.edu.au

www.jcuvet.com.au

ALBANY CREEK, NORTH BRISBANE, QLD - SMALL ANIMAL, OPHTHALMOLOGY SPECIALIST

VETERINARY OPHTHALMOLOGIST WANTED. JOIN OUR QUEENSLAND TEAM!

Are you a skilled and compassionate Veterinary Ophthalmologist Specialist or Registrar looking to make a meaningful difference in the lives of pets and their owners?

We have the perfect opportunity for you!

Brisbane Veterinary Specialist Centre (BVSC) is a busy referral-based multi-disciplinary hospital in the sunny capital of Queensland, Australia. We have a successful Ophthalmology Department that sees a large caseload of diverse medical and surgical patients. BVSC prides themselves on having strong relationships with clients and referring vets alike, making the service renowned in region.

Our Ophthalmology Department currently has two boarded Specialists, one resident and has significant room to grow due to increasing demand within the burgeoning Queensland market.

Our clinic is fully equipped with cutting-edge technology, providing you with all the necessary tools to diagnose and treat a wide range of ophthalmic conditions, from dogs and cats to exotic animals.

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At BVSC, we foster a supportive and collaborative work culture where your expertise and ideas are valued. You'll work alongside a team of passionate veterinarians and support staff who share your commitment to animal welfare.

We offer competitive compensation packages, flexible remuneration opportunities, generous employee benefits and flexible working hours.

The standard full-time role is 40 hours per week, over four days but we are also able to accommodate a part-time structure if that aligns better for your personal situation.

If you would like more information or you’re interested in a great opportunity to grow your career, with excellent facilities while providing challenging and rewarding cases, we would love to hear from you!

Please contact Cheri Williamson on cheriw@bvsc.com.au

ALBANY CREEK, NORTH BRISBANE - SMALL ANIMAL MEDICINE SPECIALIST

BRISBANE VETERINARY SPECIALIST CENTRE – SMALL ANIMAL MEDICINE SPECIALIST

About us

Brisbane Veterinary Specialist Centre (BVSC) is a multidisciplinary specialist hospital that sees a broad range of both medical, oncological and surgical cases. We have specialists in internal medicine, feline medicine, surgery, surgical oncology, dentistry and ophthalmology.

We are proud of our values-based culture.

At BVSC, we value:

Enhancing the human-animal bond by providing genuine care to every patient
Inherent sense of ethical and moral duty in all that we do
Responsibility to our animal patients, the people who own them and to the referring veterinarians who entrust their clients and pets to our care
World-class facility featuring the current technology
Fostering creativity and ethical collaborative research, allowing the development of new and novel treatments for a wide range of diseases

The Position

We are looking for a talented internal medicine specialist who is interested in working in a dynamic and engaging workplace. You will join a medicine service consisting of specialists, registrars and an experienced group of nurses and hospital veterinarians.

We have a broad and complex caseload with dedicated clients. Our hospital is well equipped with digital radiography, two Philips ultrasounds, ECG, multi-slice CT scanner, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, radioactive iodine, endoscopy, 24hr Holter monitor, Varian TrueBeam linear accelerator and access to high field 3T MRI.

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This opportunity will suit someone who is:

A team player in a collaborative multidisciplinary specialist hospital
Delivers personalised, professional and dedicated care to patients and owners
Works in an effective, time-managed way, whilst having a positive mind-set and good sense of humour
Has a strong work ethic and commitment to the culture and values of BVSC.

To be considered you should be a Fellow of the ANZCVS or Diplomate of the an ECVIM or ACVIM, or be eligible to sit your certifying examinations within a year of employment.

What’s in it for you?

4-day week (open to negotiation)
Excellent salary packaging including incentives
8 weeks paid parental leave
4 weeks of paid annual leave
Study allowance
Outstanding wellbeing program with Australia’s leading EAP service.

If you’re interested in a great opportunity to grow your career, with excellent facilities while providing challenging and rewarding cases, we would love to hear from you!

Please APPLY online or contact Victoria Nguyen from the Talent Acquisition Team on +61 (0)422 882885 or victoria.nguyen@vet.partners for more information.

HOMEBUSH, INNER WEST SYDNEY, NSW - VETERINARY RADIOGRAPHER

Veterinary Radiographer

ARH Homebush

Are you a skilled and compassionate Veterinary Radiographer seeking a new and exciting opportunity? Join our team at ARH Homebush, where we are dedicated in providing exceptional care for animals through advanced radiography services. As a leading specialty and emergency veterinary hospital, we are looking for a talented Radiographer to join our team and make a difference in the lives of pets and their owners.

The Animal Referral Hospital (ARH) is a well-established group of specialist veterinary hospitals dedicated to providing the best possible care to our patients, our clients and our staff. Our Homebush location is a state-of-the-art facility equipped with modern diagnostic equipment and staffed by a passionate team of veterinary professionals offering excellence in patient care, advanced medical treatments, and cutting-edge technologies. We collaborate closely with referring veterinarians and specialists to deliver comprehensive and tailored care to our patients.

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Role and Responsibilities

As a Veterinary Radiographer at ARH Homebush, you will play a pivotal role in our diagnostic imaging team. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

Performing image acquisition via digital radiography, fluoroscopy, and specialized imaging modalities such and contrast CT and MRI
Collaborating with veterinarians and other team members to ensure accurate imaging for diagnosis and treatment planning.
Maintaining and operating radiographic equipment, ensuring proper functioning and safety protocols.
Providing exceptional patient care and ensuring minimal stress to animals during imaging procedures.
Participating in the training and mentorship of junior staff and students.
Supervision of radiation safety and licensing
Managing imaging data, integrity and storage

Requirements

To excel in this role, you should possess the following qualifications and attributes:

Certification in Radiography or equivalent qualification.
Strong knowledge of radiographic techniques, equipment, and safety protocols.
Compassion for animals and a commitment to their welfare.
Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
Attention to detail and the ability to produce high-quality images.
Willingness to learn and adapt to new technologies and techniques.

Our Offer

This position offers an opportunity to work directly with some of the leaders in the Veterinary field, in a professional and challenging yet enjoyable workplace.

We offer a competitive salary plus
Discounts to Hills Products for your pet
Free on-site parking and close to public transport
Leave entitlements - 4 weeks annual leave, personal/sick leave, carers leave (all leave benefits as per award)
Continuous education allowance
Free annual influenza vaccination
Free access to confidential Employee Assistance Program LifeWorks 24/7
Petbarn discounts

Sound like you? Click here to apply now!

SYDNEY NORTH SHORE - CRITICALIST

Criticalist

Our Emergency and Critical Care (ECC) department is excited to offer the opportunity of a full-time ECC Consultant to join our purpose-built hospital.

The Hospital

North Shore Veterinary Specialist Centre is one of multiple hospitals in the VetPartners group that has multiple hospitals and clinics throughout Australia. As such there is high out of hours caseload which feeds the ECC referral team. The referral hospital is multidisciplinary with referral services in surgery and internal medicine.

Our services include:

Anaesthesia
Diagnostic imaging service
Growing oncology service
Ophthalmological, dentistry and exotics referral services on-site
Purpose built MRI facility
Interns, a medicine resident and specialty nurses to support the services.
Pet Ambulance Service

The team here are a fantastic group of people – with many celebrating work anniversaries this year of over ten years and multiple vets coming back after specialist training or staying on after training here. As a busy referral hospital, you would have access to the expected tools – dedicated ICU, multiple mechanical ventilators (for tick time here!), ultrasound, CT, MRI (as of Feb 2022), TEG, interventional radiology and a blood bank. On-site there is the VetPartners Training Centre for use and we have a good network with the local practices.

About you

The successful applicant would ideally be ACVECC or ECVECC board-certified. However, candidates eligible to sit the qualifying examinations for these colleges will also be considered as would fellows of the ANZCVS.

The role

The ECC department in this hospital is growing significantly and you would join a team currently consisting of one other board-certified Criticalist, 1-3 ECC interns, rotating interns and multiple ECC-specific nurses.

You would be involved in:

Training and supervising interns with the support of an administrative manager
Advising the out of hours and general practice team
Consulting on critical cases feeding from the entire hospital and our network

The Location

We are located in the North Shore of Sydney which is centrally-located to everything that matters – beaches, sun and decent coffee.

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Interested?

Please contact Victoria Nguyen from the Talent Acquisition team on 0422 882885 or victoria.nguyen@vet.partners for more information.

WACOL, SOUTH-WEST BRISBANE, QLD - WILDLIFE POSITION New Position

WILDLIFE VETERINARIAN
FULL TIME – WACOL

RSPCA Qld Wildlife Clinic presents an exciting opportunity for a qualified Veterinarian to join their team at the Wildlife Hospital based in Wacol.

About the RSPCA Qld Wildlife Hospital
RSPCA Queensland is a non-government, community-based charity dedicated to improving the lives of domestic, farmed, and native animals in Queensland. Our mission statement is simple but powerful: Together We Change Lives.

RSPCA Queensland has the largest and busiest Wildlife Hospital in the state, providing care to over 24,000 native animals every year. There are many factors that impact our native animals: natural disasters such as bushfire and droughts, dog attacks, road accidents, disease and habitat loss. The current Wildlife Clinic is based at the Wacol Animal Care Campus but we are planning to move to a new purpose built Wildlife Hospital in late 2025.

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About the role
The Clinic operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This role will best suit those who thrive in a fast-paced environment with a high case load. Wildlife patients are admitted to the hospital via members of the public, RSPCA animal ambulances and wildlife rescue and rehabilitation groups. Wildlife cases in care with rehabilitators are also seen on an outpatient basis.

Provide high quality veterinary care (both medical and surgical) to all animals presented to the clinic.
Ensure high quality medical records are maintained for all patients.
Ensure a high standard of communication with internal and external stakeholders.
Assist in supervising Veterinary students.
Assist in training Animal Rescue Officers and Veterinary Nurses and assist in overseeing their S4 drug use in accord with the organisational accreditation program.
Help to ensure good welfare outcomes are achieved for each and every patient.
Ensure the values of the RSPCA QLD are upheld amongst wildlife veterinarians, veterinary nurses and wildlife assistants.
Participate in approved research projects as directed by the Wildlife Veterinary Director.
Regularly attend wildlife veterinary team and general staff meetings.

Who are we looking for?

A BVSc, DVM or equivalent is required.
Demonstrated ability to work well & multi-task under pressure in a high-volume, busy hospital environment.
Maintain appropriate certificates as required for continuing professional development.
Excellent communication (verbal and written).
Excellent relationship building skills within your team and across departments.
Excellent organisational and time management skills, including high attention to detail and the ability to prioritise tasks within a busy work schedule.
Ability to establish solutions for complex problems whilst working autonomously and as collaborating as part of a team.
Flexibility and adaptability.
Genuine interest in animal welfare and the objectives of RSPCA Qld.
Ability to perform physical duties including manual handling, and an ability to handle a minimum weight of 10 kilos.

This is a full-time position working 38 hours per week, across a 7-day roster and based at our Wacol Animal Care Campus. This position will involve a mix of day and evening shifts with regular weekend work required. Remuneration is $95,000.00 per annum or based on qualifications, skills and experience. Previous welfare experience is an asset but not essential.

Benefits and culture

Health & Lifestyle benefits – Access to Lifeworks EAP, 6 weeks paid or 12 weeks half-paid Parental leave, Companion Animal leave, Study leave, Volunteer leave and other leave options.
Free on-site parking, free animal adoption options, branded uniforms, discounts to the onsite World for Pets store and on-site café, free pet vaccines, 40% off Royal Canin pet food, coffee machine and much more!
Salary packaging and novated lease arrangements on offer with our provider, Salary Packaging Australia.
Access to a range of learning and development opportunities that will benefit and support you in your role.
Countless opportunities to interact with the animals in our care.
Be a part of a purpose driven organisation where the work you do really does have an impact on the welfare of animals.

How to apply:
Please email recruitment@rspcaqld.org.au with the title “Wildlife Veterinarian Application” including a copy of your resume and cover letter outlining the following:

Please provide a brief summary of your clinical/diagnostic and/or surgical experience
Please tell us your yearly salary expectations

Only people with the right to work in this country may apply for this position.

MALVERN EAST, SOUTH-EAST MELBOURNE, VIC - OPHTHALMOLOGIST

Animal Eye Care, Melbourne, Australia is looking for an experienced Veterinary Ophthalmologist who ideally has completed a residency to join our existing team. This person must be eligible for registration in Victoria, Australia.

This is a fulltime position as a staff Ophthalmologist who is willing to work in a collaborative environment and assist in the training of our residents, and final year Veterinary Students. Interest in a long-term association with Animal Eye Care is desirable.

Animal Eye Care is a 7 veterinarian (3 specialist) ophthalmology-only-practice based in Melbourne. We have 3 residents in training. We are based in a dedicated ophthalmology-only-practice building in East Malvern, in the leafy suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. Animal Eye Care runs a busy referral-based ophthalmology practice, with a high medical and surgical case load. We also see a number of exotics and horses. We have weekly rounds/journal club, monthly ocular histopathology, and our practice always strives to have the best and most up to date care for our patients. We pride ourselves on great communications with our clients and our referring vets.

We have a dedicated, highly trained and motivated nursing team that provide an integral contribution to the practice. We are high end users of Galaxy - Animal Intelligence Software which has been designed for referral practice, we try to be very efficient with client communication and referral letters back to the vets.

Specialized equipment- state of the art and up to date equipment and techniques are used to provide the very best services to our clients and their animals. We have the latest model Abbott- AMO WhiteStar Phaco machine with Fusion Fluidics, the latest Leica ophthalmic operating microscope and a dedicated Ultrasound machine.

Animal Eye Care provides a supportive workplace with an emphasis on the work-life balance. Our vets work a 4 day week. Participation in our limited (no calls after 10pm weeknights and 6pm weekends) afterhours roster is required, with a one in six on call roster.

Melbourne is regularly voted as one of the most liveable cities in the world. There is the opportunity to travel to do outclinics and to attend Chapter meetings, recent venues have included the Margaret River, WA, Uluru, and Far North Queensland.

Generous Salary and relocation expenses are on offer for the right person to join our team.

For further information
www.animaleyecare.com.au

Contact Robin Stanley robin@animaleyecare.com.au
Phone clinic +61 (0)3 9563 6488, mobile/cell +61 418 395 574

HONG KONG - SMALL ANIMAL/EXOTIC VET AND SPECIALIST VACANCIES

WeHUG: Your Companion in the Pursuit of Happiness

We Hug Animal Medical Centre (Yuen Long, New Territories) offers consultation, general medicine, surgical and 24-hour hospital care service (Cats, Dogs, ICU and ISO) with advanced equipment including CT Scan, C-arm, endoscopy, digital radiography, dental radiography system, ultrasound, comprehensive in-house IDEXX, VetScan and Vcheck blood test, blood gas analyzer, In-house PCR, orthopedic equipment, anesthetic monitoring equipment, syringe pumps and much more. Online access to VIN and extensive library is available as well.

We are the most well-equipped veterinary hospital in Yuen Long with strong enthusiasm to enhance our service to improve animal welfare. We encourage all our nurses and vets to have ongoing professional development and education. Our vets have different special interests including surgery, medical, ultrasound, neurology and oncology. They provide professional on-job training to our nurses and junior vets, so our hospital suits passionate applicants who would like to have development in their professionalism.

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We are actively seeking passionate veterinarians to strengthen our team!

Veterinarian (Small Animals/Exotic Animals)

Client-oriented, good interpersonal communication skills and good sense of humor
Must be punctual, responsible and proactive
Passionate towards both clients and their pets
Mature, willing-to-learn and fast-paced
A reliable team player, self-motivated and able to work under pressure
Strong organizational, communication, analytical and problem-solving skills
Excellent spoken and written English, Cantonese is a plus
Fresh graduates are welcome to apply
Applicants should possess a veterinary qualification registrable in Hong Kong under the Veterinary Surgeons Registration Ordinance Cap. 529.

Vet Specialist (Surgery/ Internal Medicine/ Cardiology/ Diagnostic Imaging/ Neurology/ Oncology)

Client-oriented, good interpersonal communication skills and good sense of humor
Must be punctual, responsible and proactive
Passionate towards both clients and their pets
Mature, willing-to-learn and fast-paced
A reliable team player, self-motivated and able to work under pressure
Strong organizational, communication, analytical and problem-solving skills
Excellent spoken and written English, Cantonese is a plus
Applicants should possess a veterinary qualification registrable in Hong Kong under the Veterinary Surgeons Registration Ordinance Cap. 529.

What we offer?

Continuous training opportunities and further education sponsorship to shape your future
Regular management review to help realize your career goals
Team spirit and a passion for animal welfare
Competitive and performance-based remunerations
A down-to-earth company which strives to build an equal, diverse and inclusive community for both animals and humans

Benefit and others

Birthday Leave, Attractive Commission Scheme, Education Sponsorship, Overtime Compensation and Staff Discount

How to apply:

Interested applicants, please apply with a resume, letters of reference and expected salary to hr@wehug.vet

www.wehug.vet

MIRANDA, SUTHERLAND SHIRE NSW - SPECIALIST MEDICAL ONCOLOGIST

Specialist Medical Oncologist

We have an exciting opportunity for a full-time specialist or residency-trained medical oncologist to join our purpose-built hospital in beautiful Sydney, Australia. At Veterinary Specialists of Sydney (VSOS) everything we do is based upon the belief in our team. This belief centres on treating our staff, clients and referring veterinarians as part of our VSOS family. We strive to deliver the best outcomes every single time, with minimal boundaries to our endless enthusiasm. If your wish is to join a family-like culture, then please reach out to us.

About us:

We have recently opened our brand-new world class specialist and 24-hour emergency centre, Advanced Treatment Centre (ATC) and offer a mobile specialist service to our local veterinarians around Sydney. Currently, we have a specialist in internal medicine, surgery, radiology, and anaesthesia and are complimented by advanced residents and nursing staff. Our brilliant specialist teams consist of internal medicine, Dr Karina Graham, Dr Barbara Gallagher, Dr Amy Pepper, Dr Matteo Bordicchia (registrar), Dr Rachel Reynolds (registrar) and Dr Chris Greenwell (residency trained), surgery specialists, Dr Andrew Levien, Dr Michelle Joffe, Dr Rachel Basa, Professor Kenneth Johnson, Dr Elizabeth LaFond, Dr Laurencie Brunel and specialist radiologist, Dr Joanna Pilton.

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We hold ourselves to the highest standards and are well-equipped, including in-house new 1.5T MRI, a new 64 slice CT, mobile digital x-ray, an extensive array of endoscopic equipment and ultrasound including echocardiography. We have a brand-new state-of-the-art Philips Zenition c-arm with new flat screen technology for dramatically less radiation exposure and a diode laser for minimally invasive procedures for our dedicated interventional radiology (IR) department. We enjoy a high case load of interventional radiology cases including lower urinary tract disease, intra-arterial chemotherapy, and vascular stenting. We work in a great community who entrust us to provide the highest level of care for their pets, where most pets are insured.

About you:

The ideal candidate will be adaptive, have an open mind, is willing to learn, be a team-player and have exceptional communication skills. We love to work as a team and bounce ideas off one-another; sharing of knowledge, technique, and experience with each other is vital. A sense of humour is important, as is the ability to have fun. We are a growing team who are full of enthusiasm, and we would like applicants to share the same values.

What we can offer:

VSOS offers a supportive and positive work environment, driven by compassion and love for patients and their owners. You will receive ongoing education through journal clubs, rounds, on the jwob training and industry seminars, along with mentorship from multiple specialists with diverse diagnostic and clinical skillsets. Gain experience in advanced imaging with our state-of-the-art MRI and CT facilities. Expand your knowledge with access to challenging medical cases and cutting edge surgical and medicine procedures. Your career and remuneration opportunities are limitless, apply now!

Please visit www.VSOS.com.au. For consideration, please email your CV and cover letter to HR@vsos.com.au or feel free call 02 8376 8767 for an informal chat.

Video tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7MzHOrIa8Q
Photo link: https://www.vsos.com.au/advanced-treatment-centre-now-open/

MIRANDA, SUTHERLAND SHIRE NSW - SPECIALIST NEUROLOGIST

Specialist Neurologist

We have an exciting opportunity for a full-time specialist or residency-trained neurologist to join our purpose-built hospital in beautiful Sydney, Australia. At Veterinary Specialists of Sydney (VSOS) everything we do is based upon the belief in our team. This belief centres on treating our staff, clients and referring veterinarians as part of our VSOS family. We strive to deliver the best outcomes every single time, with minimal boundaries to our endless enthusiasm. If your wish is to join a family-like culture, then please reach out to us.

About us:

VSOS is independently owned and operated by a surgeon (Dr Levien) and internal medicine specialist (Dr Graham). We have recently opened our brand-new world class specialist and 24-hour emergency centre, Advanced Treatment Centre (ATC) and offer a mobile specialist service to our local veterinarians around greater Sydney. Currently, we have a specialist in internal medicine, surgery, radiology, and anaesthesia and are complimented by advanced residents and nursing staff. Our brilliant specialist teams consist of internal medicine, Dr Karina Graham, Dr Barbara Gallagher, Dr Amy Pepper, Dr Matteo Bordicchia, Dr Rachel Reynolds, and Dr Chris Greenwell (residency trained), surgery specialists, Dr Andrew Levien, Dr Michelle Joffe, Dr Rachel Basa, Professor Kenneth Johnson, Dr Laurencie Brunel and Dr Elizabeth LaFond, specialist radiologist, Dr Joanna Pilton.

We hold ourselves to the highest standards and are well-equipped, including in-house new 1.5T Siemens Magnetom Sempra human grade MRI, a new 64 slice Siemens Somatom Go.Up CT, mobile digital x-ray, an extensive array of endoscopic equipment and ultrasound including echocardiography. We have a brand-new state-of-the-art Philips Zenition c-arm with new flat screen technology for dramatically less radiation exposure and a diode laser for minimally invasive procedures for our dedicated interventional radiology (IR) department.

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We enjoy a high case load of neurology patients and work in a great community who entrust us to provide the highest level of care for their pets.

About you:

What we can offer:

VSOS offers a supportive and positive work environment, driven by compassion and love for patients and their owners. You will receive ongoing education through journal clubs, rounds, on the job training and industry seminars, along with mentorship from multiple specialists with diverse diagnostic and clinical skillsets. Gain experience in advanced imaging with our state-of-the-art MRI and CT facilities. Expand your knowledge with access to challenging medical cases and cutting edge surgical and medicine procedures. Your career and remuneration opportunities are limitless, apply now!

Please visit www.VSOS.com.au. For consideration, please email your CV and cover letter to HR@vsos.com.au or feel free call 02 8376 8767 for an informal chat.

Video tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7MzHOrIa8Q
Photo link: https://www.vsos.com.au/advanced-treatment-centre-now-open/

MIRANDA, SUTHERLAND SHIRE NSW - SPECIALIST CARDIOLOGIST

Specialist Cardiologist

We have an exciting opportunity for a full-time specialist or residency-trained cardiologist to join our purpose-built hospital in beautiful Sydney, Australia. At Veterinary Specialists of Sydney (VSOS) everything we do is based upon the belief in our team. This belief centres on treating our staff, clients and referring veterinarians as part of our VSOS family. We strive to deliver the best outcomes every single time, with minimal boundaries to our endless enthusiasm. If your wish is to join a family-like culture, then please reach out to us.

About us:

VSOS is independently owned and operated by a surgeon (Dr Levien) and internal medicine specialist (Dr Graham). We have recently opened our brand-new world class specialist and 24-hour emergency centre, Advanced Treatment Centre (ATC) and offer a mobile specialist service to our local veterinarians around greater Sydney. Currently, we have specialists in internal medicine, surgery, radiology, and anaesthesia and are complimented by advanced residents and nursing staff. Our brilliant specialist teams consist of internal medicine, Dr Karina Graham, Dr Barbara Gallagher, Dr Amy Pepper, Dr Matteo Bordicchia, Dr Rachel Reynolds, and Dr Chris Greenwell (residency trained), surgery specialists, Dr Andrew Levien, Dr Michelle Joffe, Dr Rachel Basa, Professor Kenneth Johnson, Dr Laurencie Brunel and Dr Elizabeth LaFond, specialist radiologist, Dr Joanna Pilton.

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We enjoy a high case load of cardiac cases and work in a great community who entrust us to provide the highest level of care for their pets. We have a great set-up if you are interested in interventional cardiology.

About you:

What we can offer:

VSOS offers a supportive and positive work environment, driven by compassion and love for patients and their owners. You will receive ongoing education through journal clubs, rounds, on the job training and industry seminars, along with mentorship from multiple specialists with diverse diagnostic and clinical skillsets. Gain experience in advanced imaging with our state-of-the-art MRI and CT facilities. Expand your knowledge with access to challenging medical cases and cutting edge surgical and medicine procedures. Your career and remuneration opportunities are limitless, apply now!

Please visit www.VSOS.com.au

For consideration, please email your CV and cover letter to HR@vsos.com.au or feel free call 02 8376 8767 for an informal chat.

Video tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7MzHOrIa8Q
Photo link: https://www.vsos.com.au/advanced-treatment-centre-now-open/

INNER SOUTH SYDNEY - INTERNAL MEDICINE SPECIALIST

Internal Medicine Specialist

Full time or part time opportunity
Generous salary/daily rate & benefits that are reflective of the experience you bring to the position
Tailored relocation support to suit your situation

Sydney Veterinary Emergency & Specialists is a 1000m2 purpose-built facility that has state of the art equipment which allows us to provide the absolute best care to patients in conjunction with our exceptional staff. The team has internal medicine, surgical, anaesthesia and imaging services. This is in addition to our dermatology and dentistry service.

About the SVES Team

We are a team of veterinarians, nurses and support staff who are active in sharing our expertise and have a strong focus on continuous improvement of our knowledge, skills and practices. We strive to provide the best medical care for animals, professionally relate to clients with care and compassion and provide an enjoyable and supportive atmosphere for our staff. Our people are important to us and we want our workplace to be a happy place where we share a goal of exceptional patient and client care.

The Opportunity

We are seeking an Internist who is looking for adventure and wants to work with our amazing team. Interest in interventional procedures would be welcomed. We strive to achieve clinical excellence within a working environment that promotes and encourages collegiality, communication and academic excellence. While this is a permanent full-time opportunity, we are open to conversations around part-time and locum employment.

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About you

To be successful in this role, it is important that you are a recognised companion animal Internal Medicine Specialist and have achieved Dipl ACVIM, Dipl ECVIM, or FANZCVS qualification, such that it will be eligible for Specialist Registration with the Australian Veterinary Practitioners Board. We would also welcome enquiries from registrars who have completed their residency training and are in the process of sitting their appropriate Board examinations. You are welcome to email us for more information about this.

Above all else, we value someone who is a team player; committed to providing patient care of the highest standard and keen to be a part of our Specialist Centre.

Join our SVES family and enjoy the benefits:

Be rewarded with a generous salary that is reflective of the experience you bring to the position
If applicable, we will support you with visa application, Australian Veterinary Registration and provide you with tailored relocation support to suit your situation
Excellent work life balance

To apply or for more information, contact Victoria Nguyen on 0422882885 or victoria.nguyen@vet.partners.

REGIONAL CLINICAL DIRECTOR - IPSWICH & BRISBANE WEST New Position

Regional Veterinary Clinical Director – Ipswich and Brisbane West

Are you a passionate veterinarian with exceptional leadership skills and a strong desire to drive excellence in veterinary care?
Do you have a vision for advancing the quality of veterinary medicine across multiple locations?
If so, Greencross Vets has an exciting opportunity for you to become a Regional Clinical Director in our Queensland team.

Job Overview: As a Regional Clinical Director at Greencross Vets, you will play a vital role in maintaining and enhancing the quality of veterinary services across multiple clinics in the region. You will spend time working clinically within your clinics to help train and develop the veterinarians in each site. Identifying training needs through this, will help guide a team of talented veterinarians and support staff, fostering a culture of collaboration through team-based consulting and high clinical standards.

Responsibilities:

Undertake clinical days to work with the various teams, thus allowing you to build rapport and understand how you can help each individual team.
Oversee and guide veterinarians and clinic teams within your designated region.
Ensure the delivery of exceptional veterinary care, adhering to the Chief Veterinary Officers' best practices and protocols.
Conduct regular training and development programs to enhance clinical skills and knowledge within the teams.
Implement strategies to improve patient outcomes, client satisfaction, and overall clinic performance.
Collaborate with the General Manager, Area Managers, and other Regional Clinical Directors, to drive high standards of care and best practices.
Support the recruitment and onboarding of veterinarians and staff within your region.
Stay up to date with the latest advancements in veterinary medicine and technology.

Requirements:

A degree in Veterinary Medicine and registration to practice in QLD.
Proven leadership experience in a veterinary setting, with a track record of successful team management.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills to build and maintain relationships with team members, clients, and stakeholders.
Passion for delivering excellent veterinary care and driving continuous improvement.
Innovative mindset and the ability to adapt to the evolving veterinary industry.
Willingness to travel between clinics within the region and help other regions cover leave or extra workloads.

Benefits:

Opportunities for professional development and further education.
Access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources.
Work within a supportive and collaborative team environment.
Make a significant impact on the growth and success of team members within Greencross Vets.

Join the Greencross Vets family and make a difference in the lives of pets and their owners across the region. If you are ready to take the next step in your veterinary career and embrace the challenge of being a Regional Clinical Director, apply now via this link.
Angela Goldman - 0412 966 031

CHENGDU, SICHUAN, CHINA - SUN BEARS & SMALL ANIMAL New Position

Calling all qualified Veterinary Surgeons!

Associate Veterinarian Surgeon
Chengdu Bear Rescue Centre, China

Join the family … be part of the end game

Do you enjoy a challenge? Are you dedicated to animal welfare? Are you a qualified veterinary surgeon and do you have a degree in veterinary medicine?

This is an outstanding opportunity for motivated individuals pursuing a career in wildlife care and welfare. The Associate Veterinarian will work as part of a highly skilled veterinary team to ensure the care of predominantly Asiatic black bears (moon bears) and domestic cats, dogs and other small animals at our rescue centre or in the local area. Appointment is full-time (40 hours/week), five days a week (Mon-Fri) with additional overtime and on call work depending on animal caseload.

You will be based at our Chengdu Bear Rescue Centre in China. You are flexible and enjoy the challenge of working remotely and embracing new cultures. You are highly motivated, experienced and empathetic. You should be comfortable with both clinical and non-clinical work and passionate about animal welfare and people.

There is a high degree of autonomy in this position and while you will work closely with other team members (one other Associate Veterinarian and three Veterinary Nurses) you will have distinct areas of responsibility. You will contribute to the constantly evolving field of bear medicine and management and will be expected to have a high degree of theoretical, clinical and surgical skills.

This is an incredible opportunity to join a dedicated, high-functioning and cohesive team which is Kindness in Action.

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Requirements:

Veterinary degree.
At least three years work experience as a clinical veterinarian and some experience at a large mixed species veterinary practice, zoological facility, specialist referral centre, or similar working environment.
Ability to perform routine desexing surgeries of cats and dogs.
Able and comfortable to lead emergency surgeries including of the acute abdomen (hepatic, gastric and intestinal surgeries) in one or more veterinary species.
Excellent clinical and organizational skills, an aptitude for problem-solving medicine and self-directed learning.
Strong people management and leadership skills and the ability to motivate and inspire staff.
Ability to teach students, interns and nursing staff through staff training and development.
Good teamwork skills, able to communicate veterinary terminology to laymen at the sanctuary and throughout the organization.
Good organizational skills to maintain medical records to a high standard.
Must be able to communicate effectively in English (Mandarin speaking skills not necessary).
Ability to live at the sanctuary and work closely with a team comprising of foreign and local staff.
Suitable candidates must be able to commit for a minimum of 2 years.

Appointment is full-time, five (5) days a week with some oncall weekend work.

The following items are included in your full-time contract

On-site accommodation
Relocation assistance
Emergency medical insurance
Paid holidays
Access to Telus, health and wellbeing platform

How to apply:
Interested parties please forward PDF copies of your cover letter (stating the applied position) and CV to: hrhkg@animalsasia.org or click this link https://animalsasia.bamboohr.com/careers/74 to apply. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

For more information on our work, please visit our website at www.animalsasia.org

Personal data collected will be treated in strict confidence and used solely for recruitment purposes.

Animals Asia values candidates with different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives. We welcome applicants of every ethnicity, age, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, socioeconomic status, disability, or veteran status. We are committed to building an organization that creates an inclusive environment for all.

MALVERN, SE MELBOURNE, VIC - ANAESTHESIA AND ANALGESIA SPECIALIST New Position

Full-Time Opportunities – Anaesthesia and Analgesia Specialist – Southpaws, Specialty, Emergency and Referral Hospital – Southpaws Malvern

Southpaws - One of Australia’s best-known referral hospitals.

We aim to be the first choice for expert veterinary care. Our teams of veterinary experts ensure that the very best surgical, medical, cancer and critical care is delivered in a professional and comforting environment for pets and their families.

As an Employer

Southpaws are committed to leading the way in creating a workplace that operates the way we believe it should, rather than the way they always have. To help deliver on our goal of becoming an industry employer of choice, we have created career pathways that support year-on-year progression both for your capabilities as a professional, as well as your remuneration.

Southpaws are the only veterinary hospital in Melbourne to have full-time Training & Development and Human Resources Departments on-site. These permanent teams ensure the structure necessary to support people on their personal and professional journeys to fulfilling their potential.

Southpaws are proud of our values and look for these positive characteristics in all applicants:

Professionalism
Integrity
Trust
Compassion
Humour
Innovation
Teamwork

Southpaws are expanding!

Southpaws opened the doors to a new clinic, Southpaws Malvern, in March 2023. Our state-of-the-art facility provides comprehensive veterinary care for all of your beloved pets.

Our team of highly skilled and compassionate veterinarians, nurses, and support staff are dedicated to delivering the best possible care to every patient that comes through our doors.

We are looking for talented and passionate individuals to join our growing team and help us serve the community. If you have a love for animals and a desire to make a difference, we encourage you to apply for one of our open positions. We can’t wait to meet you (and your furry friends!).

The Role

Southpaws are in the process of recruiting Anaesthesia and Analgesia Specialists to join our growing team.

With the expansion of a new hospital in Malvern, an opportunity has arisen for experienced individuals to join our team working alongside other Specialists. We are recruiting Specialists to our Malvern location, including having developed an Anaesthesia department to support all ongoing services.

The department will aim to provide safe and caring anaesthesia and analgesia to all types of small animal patients. We will be providing a wider range of veterinary anaesthesia and analgesia services aimed at improving patient care.

About You

We are welcoming applications from all areas of the globe, with the ideal candidate being a Diplomate or Residency-trained clinician.

You will be expected to deliver a high level of care to all patients and possess high-quality skills in managing anaesthesia and analgesia. This includes providing training and mentoring support to other staff in relation to any aspect of anaesthesia and analgesia.

What’s On Offer

Generous pay and working conditions including a 4-day work week with RDO
Industry-leading employee discount scheme for family pets
Dedicated HR and Training functions to help you fulfil your career goals and achieve your potential
Monthly check-ins and a dedicated platform for feedback and accountability at all levels in the hospital
Monthly company-wide social initiatives to support deep, genuine relationships with colleagues
The leading environment for veterinary professionals who wish to challenge the status quo and set new benchmarks for performance and capability

Apply now to be a part of this exceptional team.

Send your resume and cover letter to HR@southpaws.com.au

BRISBANE / REMOTE WORKING - GOVERNMENT RACING REGULATOR, PRINCIPAL VETERINARY OFFICER New Position

Role description: Principal Veterinary Officer
Role type: Permanent – Full time, part-time, or casual
Classification: PO6
Annual salary $130699 - $138117 per annum / casual hourly rate $84.99 - $89.83 p/h
Contact officer: Gemma Silvestri
Contact number: 0472 868 708
Apply via email at: HRQRIC@qric.qld.gov.au
Apply online: Click Here
Reference: QRIC522223
Location: Brisbane - North

About us
The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission (QRIC) is the State’s racing industry regulator and works to ensure animal care and integrity standards for the Queensland racing industry are met, in accordance with the Rules of Racing and other legislation. As the regulator we provide strong and impartial oversight to ensure animal care and integrity are paramount in thoroughbred, harness, and greyhound racing.
Our vision is for ‘One Industry’ where everyone in the Queensland racing industry shares a common interest as we all work towards ensuring the highest standards of animal care, sound integrity, safety, strong industry growth and sustainability.
See more about QRIC at: qric.qld.gov.au and gapqld.com.au.

Join us!
QRIC is a dynamic workplace, with diverse and interesting roles ranging from those who oversee race meetings state-wide, to animal welfare specialists, strategists, communicators, regulators and more. As a young and rapidly maturing organisation QRIC employees have opportunity to help shape our future.
Join us for a workplace experience like no other where racing animals are our priority, and where dogs (and sometimes horses!) at work is commonplace.

What we offer
As a Queensland Public Sector Statutory Authority, QRIC is committed to the Queensland Government’s employment security policy. Our employees have access to a range of benefits including:

Flexible working options to support work life balance (e.g., remote working, flexible working days/hours)
Opportunities for networking, professional development, and career progression (including formal courses and training)
Dog friendly workplaces (some locations)
Health and wellbeing programs
Social Club.

QRIC is committed to fostering a respectful, inclusive, and diverse workforce culture which reflects the community we serve and where our people are valued for their contributions and achievements.
QRIC embraces equal employment and actively encourages applications from any background.

The role
The Principal Veterinary Officer reports to the Lead Veterinarian Equine. The role provides specialist advice to internal and external stakeholders in relation to racing animal welfare in Queensland.

Key responsibilities
The duties of the role may include but are not limited to:

Oversee animal welfare at racing events by providing Raceday veterinary services along with expert advice to ensure that horses participating in thoroughbred and harness racing in Queensland are suitable to race and are presented for racing free of prohibited substances in accordance with the Rules of Racing.
Liaise with and provide advice to Stewards and other relevant industry stakeholders on issues pertaining to health and welfare of horses and also with regard to their suitability to race.
Implement racing industry reforms in animal welfare in response to Government's commitments and priorities.
Ensure all animal welfare veterinary services are conducted in accordance with the Rules of Racing and the Racing Integrity Act 2016.
Represent the QRIC in matters pertaining to animal welfare with key animal welfare bodies.
Contribute to the development, implementation and review of policies and procedures to ensure compliance with standards and animal welfare legislation.
Provide expert advice in relation to animal welfare issues.
Liaise and work with QRIC's Compliance Team Stewards about investigations concerning animal husbandry, animal welfare and any other matters of veterinary concern.
Provide input into the development and review of QRIC's animal welfare education programs.
Critically evaluate scientific and other evidence to provide authoritative advice and evidentiary documents on animal physiology and welfare as it relates to prohibited substances, to stewards, and other regulators, including as an expert witness at stewards' inquiries and subsequent appeals.
Contribute to the delivery of doping control strategies and facilitate strategy enhancements for racing carnivals and other high-profile events.
Advise private industry veterinarians and licensees with regard to responsible care of racing animals and appropriate use of therapeutic substances and supplements, including medication withdrawal times.
Any other duties as directed by the Lead Veterinarian Equine.
Report all non-compliance issues promptly in accordance with QRIC requirements.
Contribute to the safety culture QRIC by reporting all incidents and hazards and ensuring work is undertaken in the safest way possible, following all WHS legislation, policies/procedures, and guidelines relevant to the job.
Demonstrate ethical behaviour and integrity as required by the Public Sector Ethics Act 1994.

For the full advert, please see www.kookaburravets.com/mobile/jobpages/qric48458.htm

COWRA, CENTRAL WEST NSW - MIXED/RUMINANT NUTRITIONIST

Mixed Practice Veterinarian/Consultant Ruminant Nutritionist-Veterinarian
Cowra, Central West NSW

We are offering an opportunity for a motivated rural veterinarian to build on their individual animal medicine skillset and to apply their skills to the management of large ruminant production units in the fields of herd health, nutrition and reproduction.

Who are we?
Central Veterinary Services is a true mixed practice, servicing all species with a busy medical and surgical caseload comprising 60% small animal and 40% large animal. Farm work is mainly dairy and beef cattle based, we have a growing number of equine clients, and also regularly treat sheep, goats and alpacas. Applicants will ideally have, or be interested in attaining, PregCheck and BullCheck VBBSE Accreditation with the Australian Cattle Vets.

Australian Livestock Production Services provides nutrition and herd health services to beef feedlots, lamb feedlots, dairies, beef/sheep grazing enterprises, and feed mills throughout Australia, with some overseas work. ALPS also runs applied research programmes. There is further cross-over between CVS and ALPS in the field of reproduction, with FTAI and general reproduction services being offered across a large region with considerable scope to expand these services.

What is on offer?
The position will be overseen by Professor Paul Cusack who will move into a more collaborative role as the candidate establishes their skills and client relationships. If the candidate does not have post-graduate training/qualifications in nutrition they will be assisted with course fees and paid time to attend residential schools to pursue this. Assistance will also be provided with any courses that add value to the services the clinic and the consultancy businesses provide. New graduates are welcome to apply on the basis that they will be trained in both clinical and consultancy work.

The base salary for new graduates is $90 000 p.a. plus vehicle allowance, clinic after hours payments, and superannuation. A higher base salary will be negotiated with appropriate candidates considering experience and expertise. Full time veterinarians work a 9-day fortnight. There are highly experienced vets and nursing staff available for support on call and for help with regular work. In addition, an experienced mixed practice locum, who has previously worked with the practice, will be engaged to assist the transition to practice of new graduates.

Equipment
Our well-equipped clinic includes computed radiography, iM3 dental station, small animal ultrasound, Abaxis Vetscan2 in house blood and urinalysis machines, two gaseous anaesthetic machines, multi-parameter anaesthetic monitoring, newly upgraded microscope, Reimer emasculators, new dental Powerfloat, two BCF ultrasound machines, electro-ejaculators and in field microscopy for bull testing, electric water bath and liquid nitrogen semen storage tank for AI. Most cases are managed in-house, with easy access to pathology diagnostics and option of referral or liaising with specialist clinics when required.

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How do you find out more?
The Cowra district offers many sporting, recreational and cultural activities. Experience local cuisine, wineries, and our beautiful rural landscape. To see more on the surrounding region, visit www.visitcowra.com.au.

Check us out at www.centralvetservices.com.au.

Please get in touch via email centralvets@bigpond.com for more detailed information regarding this position. You can also contact us on (02) 6341 1768 or Paul Cusack on 0428 971 119 to discuss this opportunity and arrange to meet with us.

BRISBANE - NORTH - GOVERNMENT RACING REGULATOR, VETERINARY OFFICER New Position

Role description: Veterinary Officer
Role type: Permanent – Full time, part-time, or casual
Classification: PO4
Annual salary $109,426.30 - $117,694.00 per annum / casual hourly rate is $84.99 - $89.83 per hour
Contact officer: Gemma Silvestri
Contact number: 0472 868 708
Apply via email at: HRQRIC@qric.qld.gov.au
Apply online: Click Here
Reference: QRIC524862
Location: Brisbane - North

Flexible working options to support work life balance (e.g., remote working, flexible working days/hours)
Opportunities for networking, professional development, and career progression (including formal courses and training)
Dog friendly workplaces (some locations)
Health and wellbeing programs
Social Club.

The role
The Veterinary Officer reports to Lead Veterinarian Equine and provides specialist advice to internal and external stakeholders in relation to racing animal welfare in Queensland.

Key responsibilities
The duties of the role may include but are not limited to:

Aid in maintaining animal welfare at racing events by providing Raceday veterinary services to ensure that horses participating in thoroughbred and harness racing in Queensland are suitable to race and are presented for racing free of prohibited substances in accordance with the Rules of Racing.
Liaise with and provide advice to Stewards and other relevant industry stakeholders on issues pertaining to health and welfare of horses and also with regard to their suitability to race.
Provide clinical veterinary services to racing Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds during racing events.
Ensure all animal welfare veterinary services are conducted in accordance with the Rules of Racing and the Racing Integrity Act 2016.
Liaise and work with QRIC’s Compliance Team Stewards about investigations concerning animal husbandry, animal welfare and any other matters of veterinary concern.
Contribute to the delivery of doping control strategies including the collection of Blood samples both on race day and during Out of Competition testing.
Advise private industry veterinarians and licensees with regard to responsible care of racing animals and appropriate use of therapeutic substances and supplements, including medication withdrawal times.
Any other duties as directed by the Lead Veterinarian Equine.
Report all non-compliance issues promptly in accordance with QRIC requirements.
Contribute to the safety culture QRIC by reporting all incidents and hazards and ensuring work is undertaken in the safest way possible, following all WHS legislation, policies/procedures, and guidelines relevant to the job.
Demonstrate ethical behaviour and integrity as required by the Public Sector Ethics Act 1994.

For the full advert, please see www.kookaburravets.com/mobile/jobpages/qric48452.htm

SYDNEY NORTH SHORE - CLINICAL OPERATIONS MANAGER

The North Shore Veterinary Hospital (NSVH), which is situated on the lower North Shore of Sydney, is seeking an experienced Clinical Operations Manager to join the team.

NSVH is a state-of-the-art Emergency and Referral Hospital with a dedicated team of veterinarians, nurses, and support staff. The hospital has a strong culture based around a collaborative team effort to provide outstanding veterinary care to our patients.

The Role:

We are seeking a dynamic leader to manage the clinical operations of the hospital. As a manager you will play a pivotal role in our hospitals' growth and trajectory. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced veterinary nurse or veterinarian to join our growing team. You'll be part of a highly supportive senior management team focused on leadership and team development. Collaborating closely with our Clinical Director, you will ensure a seamless patient journey and support the team's growth and development.

Responsibilities:

Managing, leading, and mentoring the veterinary nursing team
Implementing training and team development
Coordination of day-to-day operations
Managing the nursing roster
Drive a positive workplace culture through respectful communication

What we can offer you:

A competitive salary
Continuing education/training can be developed around the successful individual
Career progression and development within a world-class, reputable facility with support from the CEO
Access to a broader veterinary community, resources, and the development within VetPartners

The successful candidate will ideally have:

Veterinary Science Degree or Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing
Leadership and management experience
Strong ability to foster a positive service orientated culture
A dedication to quality improvement and risk management
Excellent time management and communication skills
At least 3 years of experience in specialist and or emergency veterinary hospitals

Please apply for this position on our website here.

MELBOURNE VIC - MOBILE SONOGRAPHER

VETERINARY SONOGRAPHER

Are you a talented, positive veterinarian with a passion for caring for patients and clients? Are you seeking the next step in your career or looking to kickstart your development? If so, Soundiagnosis could be right for you!

About the role

We are seeking a talented veterinarian to join our team as a Veterinary Sonographer. This is a full-time opportunity with comprehensive, structured on-the-job training. Build on your clinical knowledge and deep understanding of anatomy, learn ultrasound from a team that teaches it and lives it daily, guide our colleagues in their own practice and contribute to patient outcomes in a way you never have before.

About us

Soundiagnosis is a mobile business that provides advanced diagnostic ultrasound to the veterinary clinics of greater Melbourne and surrounds. We love supporting our clients and their patients and enjoy an enviable profile in the veterinary industry. And we are a dynamic business where no two days are ever the same!

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Why join Soundiagnosis?

Excellent career progression and development opportunities

With on-the-job training from industry leaders in veterinary ultrasound and an ongoing full-time position following training, your career progression and development is built into this role.

At Soundiagnosis, case discussions and continuous education are ongoing. Once you are trained and experienced, join our veterinarians teaching at Soundiagnosis Academy.

Attractive salary

Enjoy a competitive salary that grows with your skills and experience.

Awesome company culture

At Soundiagnosis, we have fun and we take care of our people. Be part of something truly unique and enjoy the interactions that come with supporting the veterinary clinics of greater Melbourne and surrounds!

Work-life balance

Work Monday to Friday with occasional after-hours and no weekend work.

Essential qualifications and experience

Bachelor’s degree in Veterinary Medicine or above
Current registration to practice in Victoria
Minimum 4 years of clinical experience required
Current Victorian driver’s licence
Previous training and experience with ultrasound an advantage but not essential

Key duties

Provide excellence in veterinary care with compassion and respect for animal welfare
Undertake ongoing coaching, training and professional development as required
Be able to work under pressure and multi-task, ensuring high standards are consistently met
Be able to communicate professionally with all team members
Demonstrate accountability and reliability
Demonstrate pride in accuracy and detail in all aspects of work

How to apply

If you're as excited as we are about this opportunity to take your career to the next level with an industry leader and supportive business, submit your CV and cover letter to admin@soundiagnosis.com.au along with a short WhatsApp video explaining why you're the right candidate for this role to 0430 343 802.

SANDY BAY, HOBART - SMALL ANIMAL/EXOTICS

Are you a Veterinarian that is passionate about tailored patient care and building relationships with your patients and their Family? We are a privately owned small animal and exotics clinic in the heart of Hobart looking for a Veterinarian to join our team of dedicated professionals. We offer a supportive, collaborative team environment and encourage a flexible roster to support your work life balance.

We see a significant number of exotics and hold pride in providing veterinary care to these beloved pets that otherwise can’t access veterinary treatment. A passion for avian and exotic medicine is desired but not essential.

We strive to create great relationships with all of our clients and make them feel comfortable to trust us with the care of their pets.

Located in Sandy Bay Tasmania, 5 minutes from the centre of Hobart it is only a short walk to the beach and many local cafes/restaurants. Tasmania is a beautiful place to live, with something for everyone whether you are looking for adventure or relaxing by the fire at a beautiful winery.

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If you choose to work with us, you will need to learn the love language of our clinic cat Romeo. His needs are high, he expects his heated blanket to be turned on and his food bowl to be overfilled before he arrives in the morning, but in return will entertain you and comfort you through those tough cases.

What we can provide for you

A flexible schedule that prioritises a work life balance
No weekends or after hours A supportive and collaborative team who are passionate about delivering a great service
State of the art equipment which has all been upgraded in the past 3 years
Passion for continuing education, we provide a CPD allowance of $1500pa, provide 1 week of study leave and take our whole team to the Tasmanian AVA conference each year
The opportunity to access the Lincoln program to help with the soft skills of veterinary life and creating the best version of yourself
Autonomy within your role
Scheduled time to research cases and finish consultation notes
Rostered 1 hour lunch breaks
Negotiation of your consultation length
An extremely kind, loyal and appreciative client base
Support and intervention where required when it comes to rare client complaints
Mentorship is available for new graduates, or those with minimal experience with exotics. If you don’t have experience with exotics we would love to share our knowledge and provide ongoing training in this area. If you have no interest working with exotics, we are happy to only schedule cats and dogs
Team morale and wellbeing needs to be fostered and supported, we organise team outings, quarterly training workshops with a mental health specialist and provide access to EAP
A salary package $80,000 - $130,000 FTE based on experience
Assistance in securing accommodation if travelling from interstate
For the right candidate, we would be happy to fly you down for a week to be able to experience our clinic and see if it is the right fit for you

About you

You are passionate about building long lasting connections with your clients and their pets
You enjoy working in a collaborative team all striving for the same goal
You tailor your care plans to the needs of individual patient and their family
You are accountable, passionate, kind and honest
You appreciate the opportunity to be given regular feedback, and to provide management with feedback on how we can improve for our team and our patients
You are seeking a clinic that values each patient and client as individuals

Part time preferred, but full time and casual hours are available for the right candidate.

If you would like to discuss the role further, or apply with your resume and cover letter, please contact Eloise Randall Practice Manager.

Mayfair Veterinary Clinic
Sandy Bay, Tasmania
practicemanager@mayfairvetclinic.com.au

YARRAWONGA, DARWIN NT - SMALL ANIMAL/EXOTIC & WILDLIFE

Passion and Compassion

Our small animal vet clinic and wildlife hospital is looking for one more exceptional vet. We are located in Darwin, in the tropical Northern Territory.

The Ark Animal Hospital is an established small animal clinic, we also provide veterinary care for exotics, birds and wildlife. Our clinic is more than just a vet clinic:

We currently have five vets, seven nurses, two receptionists and two admin staff working for us, so you will have a great support team.
We treat over 2000 native animals each year, we run a charity called Wildlife Rescue Darwin / Ark Aid Inc
We are the leading provider of Dog Health Programs in aboriginal communities and work with AMRRIC (Animal Management in Rural and Remote Communities).
We work with several charities, and have government contracts for the Territory Wildlife Park and Animal Welfare.

Why join The Ark?

Purpose built well equipped hospital with Customer Logic software, In-clinic laboratory including Idexx Vet test, Lasercyte and Vetlyte equipment, Surgivet, Pulse oximeter, endoscope, ultrasound and a digital developer with xray machine.
Opportunity to treat wildlife. The Ark is the only vet clinic in the NT with a special wildlife treatment facilities and main provider for all wildlife emergencies and intensive care patients in and around Darwin this includes all wildlife from doves, eagles, possums, wallabies, bats, snakes to sea turtles.
NT’s leading vet hospital for exotic and unusual pets. We also have very knowledgeable vets and vet nurses and some are even trained and certified snake handlers.
Make a difference in Aboriginal communities. The Ark offers you the opportunity to go on bush trips and work with AMRRIC with their remote animal health programs.

Our clinic is not the average veterinary clinic, we do care for our community, offer free wildlife service, free cat desexing and more, so if you are a vet by passion, you will find your “family” here.

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Our ideal candidate will possess the following:

Minimum 2 years’ practicing experience
Knowledge and understanding of veterinary practice operations
Enthusiasm for ongoing learning and excellent communication skills
Enjoy the varied work and wants to make a difference in the lives of our patients
Knowledge in working with exotics and/or wildlife
Interest in community work is optional but we are happy to provide training.

We offer:

To be part of a “Big Family” – great vets, nurses and support staff
Salary package above award (salary range $75K-$100K)
We offer relocation allowance, paid study leave and other inhouse incentives.
After hours is shared roster and separately rewarded - up to 50% of professional fee
Further education, particular interest and professional development is supported (financially).
Our vets work four days a week Monday-Saturday
Clinic is closed on Public Holidays and Sundays
We are flexible. If you prefer, we can also offer you part time work, or a contract from 6 months to 1 year.
The Ark Animal Hospital is an approved sponsor for oversea vets and we are happy to sponsor you on a 457/482 employer sponsored longer term visa. Overseas vets who are registrable in Australia are welcome to apply.

Apply today and contact us so we can discuss options.
Contact Andrea or Kylie: manager@thearkvet.com or call 08 8932 9738.

www.thearkvet.com

SYDNEY INNER WEST, EAST & SOUTH - SMALL ANIMAL - MOBILE VET VANS

Aussie Mobile Vet Sydney – Veterinarian Unique pay per job model.

Aussie Mobile Vet, a unique mobile veterinary business offering you a different way to work.

Create your own enjoyable, flexible working week to genuinely provide yourself with an excellent work life balance. We understand the importance of prioritising your family from the school run to social activities with family and friends.

Whist on the road you are never alone, you will have full clinical support from Dr Audrey, (AMV Head Vet), a dedicated nurse when required and external clinical support provided by our support office who are all vets and nurses.

About the role:

Unique Pay Per Job Model- get paid a portion of your consults. If you only want to do a couple of consults - no problem! If you want to complete more- no problem! Talk to us to find out more.
Use your own car or our fully equipped mobile van.
Covering the areas of Inner West, CBD, East, and Sutherland Shire
Complete diagnostic tests, such a blood profiles and urinalysis.
Work with an established network of clients and partner clinics using a cloud-based software, as well as building your own network of clients.
Optimise clinical outcomes in a stress-free environment for patients and clients within their own home.
Ability to create a unique point of difference for your clients and patients.

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Some of the Perks

In-clinic VIN membership
Employee discount across the Petstock Group (Vet, Retail & Grooming).
Access to the Petstock Group's Employee Assistance Program (Health & wellbeing support).

For this position you must hold a relevant Veterinary Science degree from an accredited university and be registered with relevant state Veterinary Board.

Apply now: Petstock Vet to create your profile and apply.

If you would like to have a confidential conversation about a career at Petstock Vet/ Our Vet contact Sarah, Recruitment Coordinator on sarah.eminaga@petstockvet.com.au Or 0448 172 697

Here is what our lovely nurse Brie has to say about working for AMV:
“I have been working at AMV for over 6 years now, I could not imagine working anywhere else. We truly are a little family, yes it may sound cheesy, but the team are not only here to support me, but we have all become lifelong friends. Being mobile is completely different to being in clinic, I love it and would choose being mobile over being in clinic any day. I thrive on the day-to-day challenges, personal rapport building with clients, driving around the sights of Sydney, and finding new cafes for lunch or a coffee is a bonus.

Our service is tailored and offers a personable consultation in their own home or in our fully decked out mobile consultation van, overall providing our client’s and patients a more relaxed and happier vet visit. I love the mobile vet lifestyle it is accommodating and well suited for every vet and nurse. P.S if we finish our consultations earlier than expected we get to go home instead of cleaning for hours on end #worklifebalance.”

As we continue to grow & add to the family, Petstock Group was formed....acknowledging our history, where we’ve come from and all we have achieved...we have now come together for the pets that inspire us! We are all about...People, Pets & Planet

ALBANY CREEK, NORTH BRISBANE QLD - RADIATION ONCOLOGIST SPECIALIST

VetPartners Australia Pty Ltd is looking for a RADIATION ONCOLOGIST or DUAL BOARDED RADIATION ONCOLOGY/MEDICAL ONCOLOGY SPECIALIST to join our team at the BRISBANE VETERINARY SPECIALIST CENTRE, located in Brisbane Qld.

We believe that pets are family and deserve the best care

Brisbane Veterinary Specialist Centre (BVSC) is a leading specialist veterinary hospital in Brisbane, Australia. We are installing a new Varian TrueBeam linear accelerator in 2023 and have an amazing opportunity for a specialist Veterinary Radiation Oncologist.

Brisbane Veterinary Specialist Centre (is a values-driven, purpose-built specialist veterinary hospital supported by an after-hours emergency and critical care service, all with a culture of providing speciality care with compassion. You would be joining an experienced, high performing, successful and collaborative team of committed veterinarians, technicians, nurses and administrative staff working in the fields of surgery, surgical oncology, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, internal medicine and ophthalmology as well as services in dentistry and physiotherapy to surround our patients with the best possible care.

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BVSC has strong relationships with the primary care veterinarians who chose to refer. Our case load is busy and varied. Our expert oncology team attracts cases from across Australasia and the entire hospital embraces innovation with a strong focus on fostering new ideas and ethical collaborative research with leading industry partners. We have an outstanding wellbeing program with Australia’s leading EAP service, a visiting counsellor and many other health and wellness initiatives designed to enhance the work experience for the entire team.

Ideally, candidates will hold DACVR (Radiation Oncology) or DECVR (Rad Onc) and be eligible for recognition by QVSB as a Radiation Oncology specialist or both Radiation Oncology and Medical Oncology specialist however, consideration will be given to those who are board eligible and scheduled to sit their examinations. They must be eligible to practice as a Veterinarian in Queensland.

Competitive remuneration, relocation and visa assistance and other industry-leading benefits are available to the successful candidate.

To apply please provide a cover letter and your resume to Dr Rod Straw at rods@bvsc.com.au or call Dr Rod on 07 3264 9400 to discuss this opportunity.

BRISBANE NORTH TO HERVEY BAY, QLD - SMALL ANIMAL, REGIONAL MANAGER

Regional Manager - QLD

About The Role 
We have an opportunity for a Regional Manager to join our dynamic Queensland Operations Team. The success of the Regional Manager is driven by their ability to co-ordinate the business, people, operations, and strategy of their clinics.  

Benefits

Attractive salary, work/life balance and employee benefits 
Enjoy our network of people who thrive on development, wellbeing, growth, and opportunity!
Become a dynamic leader of people, performance, and quality care

Your Responsibilities will include

Overseeing all operational and people matters including communications, recruitment, training, development, recognition, and wellbeing. 
Being highly engaged in customer experience, digital services, and client loyalty activities 
Managing the financial performance of the clinics, budgets and profit and loss 
Leading on work health and safety compliance, risk and auditing  
Working closely with the Clinical Leaders to uphold industry standards and innovation, clinical governance and strategic direction and decisions with the clinics.
Ability to champion change, improve clinic performance, drive client engagement, and create high performing service environments
Leading on company initiatives, projects, and technology
Bringing a transparent leadership style focused on collaboration and engagement.

About You

Minimum three years’ experience in a business management role, particularly in a multi-site environment
Change management skills (both personal and as a leader)
Strong leadership skills and the ability to successfully manage people, including employee relations, workforce planning, change management and conflict resolution
Strong financial and accounting acumen and confident reporting abilities
Highly developed verbal and written communication skills
Self-directed, strong time management and ability to plan and execute strategies
Qualifications in business management or human resource management highly desirable.

This role supports Queensland clinics (Hervey Bay to North Brisbane) and will involve travel.

When you are not visiting clinics you will be provided with tools of trade required to work from home or from our Brisbane based office. Car allowance included as tool of trade.

About Us
VetPartners is a group of over 270 veterinary clinics in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore. We are partnering with high-quality established veterinary clinics throughout the industry, with a focus on streamlining and simplifying business processes, supporting business excellence, as well as providing hands-on continuous development for veterinary professionals. Most importantly, we are seeking to be an employer of choice, and support our people to achieve their goals.

How to Apply
If this sounds like an opportunity for you, please apply here.

TOWNSVILLE, QLD - EMERGENCY CLINICIAN

Veterinarian and Emergency Clinician

Are you looking to fast track your veterinary career? Are you enjoying after hour emergencies but would prefer more support and guidance? If you have been thinking about making the move into Emergency and Critical Care, now could be your time!

Due to a continued demand for our services, we are looking to appoint one more full time Veterinarian to join our team of 10 permanent clinicians. The ideal candidate will bring passion and enthusiasm to the role and will deliver a high level of care for our patients in a positive team environment.

It's hard to find a role which can transition you into ECC, and where you feel truly supported. At JCUVet, there will always be someone who has your back and senior clinicians and specialists you can call upon. We will guide you through directed training, tutorials, and mentored training within your work hours. AND... if down the track your goal is to achieve ECC membership, we will mentor you through this.

Our ideal candidate will meet the following requirements:

Would have at least two years' experience in a busy general practice; or
Has completed a 12-month internship in a multidisciplinary practice.

Working under the guidance of our ECC Specialist, Team Leader and Senior Clinician, your roster will enable you to work closely with senior clinicians and specialists to further develop your skills and knowledge. You would start consulting while you adjust to the environment and will undertake monthly tutorials with senior clinicians to focus on expanding your knowledge. Once comfortable, you would progress to hospital shifts with an increase in caseload management.

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We have carefully structured this role to balance day, night and swing shifts on a lifestyle roster which provides ample diversity, and with input from our team. Shifts involve a combination of hospital and consulting shifts. Recovery time is factored in, and this leaves plenty of time for family, friends and exploring the great outdoors in this extraordinary part of Australia!

Townsville is perfectly positioned within relative proximity to Cairns and the Whitsundays and a short flight to southern cities. We live in a maturing city with a world class stadium, choice of dining and entertainment options, quality schools and some of the best hiking, fishing, snorkeling, diving, and boating in Australia. Not to mention no gridlock traffic and affordable housing options all within a short drive of work.
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If you are ready to transition into ECC, we would like to offer you:

A competitive salary
5 weeks holiday leave
1-week paid study leave
$2500 per year support towards CPD
A predictable and structured roster
Structured and on the job learning opportunities
Relocation assistance – inter / intrastate

If this sounds like an opportunity you would like to explore further, please contact us for a confidential discussion or we can arrange for you to come and see our hospital and meet the team. Otherwise, please send your application to:

Dr Yenny Indrawirawan BVSc, BAnimSc, MANZCVS (SAM), FANZCVS (ECC)
ECC Specialist and Head of Department
Veterinarycareers@jcu.edu.au

www.jcuvet.com.au

TOWNSVILLE, QLD - EXPERIENCED ECC CLINICIAN

Experienced Emergency and Critical Care Clinician

As the Small Animal Teaching Hospital for James Cook University in Townsville, we are focused on providing excellence in clinical training for veterinary students in their fifth-year clinical rotations. It feels good to provide a much-needed service to the community while shaping the next generation of veterinarians!

We are looking to appoint a full time experienced Emergency and Critical Care Clinician to join our ECC leadership team. In this role you will deliver a high level of care for our patients in a positive team environment and provide authentic clinical training and mentoring to vet students, as well as to the broader team.

As the successful candidate, you will have a significant amount of ECC experience, including:

At least 3 or 4 years’ experience in an emergency department of multidisciplinary referral practice or a standalone emergency clinic; and
Experienced across all emergency cases and the majority of critical cases with little guidance; and
Experienced and capable to perform all emergency surgery without supervision; and
Preferably you will have your ECC membership or plan to sit your exams within the year.

Working closely with our ECC Specialist, ECC Team Leader and ECC Senior Clinician, your roster will enable you to have the support and guidance to further develop your skills and knowledge in a collegial environment built on respect and trust. We will guide and mentor you through directed training, tutorials and mentored training within your work hours. If your goal is to achieve ECC membership, we will support you through this.

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We have carefully structured this role to balance day, night and swing shifts on a lifestyle roster which provides ample diversity and which averages out as 38 hours per week. The role involves a combination of hospital and consulting shifts. Recovery time is factored in and this leaves plenty of time for family, friends and exploring the great outdoors in this extraordinary part of Australia!

Why not Townsville?? It is perfectly positioned within relative proximity to Cairns and the Whitsundays and a short flight to southern cities. We live in a maturing city with a world class stadium, choice of dining and entertainment options, quality schools and some of the best hiking, fishing, snorkelling, diving and boating in Australia. Not to mention no gridlock traffic and affordable housing options all within a short drive of work.
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If you are ready for your next step, we would like to offer you:

A generous and competitive salary (dependent on your qualifications and experience)
5 weeks holiday leave
1 week paid study leave
$2500 per year support towards CPD
A predictable and structured roster
Structured and on the job learning opportunities
Relocation assistance – inter / intrastate

If this sounds like you, please contact us for a confidential discussion or we can arrange for you to come and see our Hospital and meet the team. Otherwise, please send your application to:

Dr Yenny Indrawirawan BVSc, BAnimSc, MANZCVS (SAM), FANZCVS (ECC)
ECC Specialist and Head of Department
Veterinarycareers@jcu.edu.au

www.jcuvet.com.au

GLEBE, INNER WEST SYDNEY, NSW - EXOTICS/SMALL ANIMAL New Position

Exotics/Small Animal Veterinarian - Permanent FT/PT

The Wild Vet Animal Hospital, Glebe, NSW - Casual/Permanent Part Time Vet

About Us
The Wild Vet is an exotics and small animal hospital based in Glebe, just across the road from the beautiful Blackwattle Bay foreshore walk. We see an enormous variety of domestic pets, from cats and dogs to rabbits, parrots, pythons, fish, and dragons. With frequent wildlife care on top of our routine consults and surgeries, no two days are the same.

We are looking for a veterinarian to be a part of a team that is environmentally focused, strives to provide gold standards of care for all patients, has high attention to detail, and is friendly and inclusive.

We encourage vets with dog and cat experience only to apply too - we will happily tailor the caseload to the individual vet. Love consults but hate surgery? Easy! Experienced dog/cat vet who wouldn't know where to start with exotics? No worries!

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About You

A qualified veterinarian with excellent communication skills and previous experience in medicine and surgery will be highly regarded, but newer graduates are welcome to apply
Ability to communicate with clients and build good rapport
Willingness to learn and share your knowledge with the team
Excellent time management, organisational skills, and great record keeping skills
Ability to work well with a team and independently
The successful applicant(s) will need to be comfortable with a small amount of sole charge work (usually a couple of hours at the tail end of a shift), but we have some awesome and experienced nurses to support you throughout the whole day, and support from one of our vets is just a phone call away
High standard of personal presentation and punctuality
Experience with EzyVet & Smartflow desirable, but not essential
Exotics and/or wildlife experience (or willingness to learn) preferred, but not essential.
Availability to work 1:3 rotating Saturdays (no after-hours).

About The Role
This role will be focused on gold standards of patient care, and you will be working in a team that has a varied caseload, with a strong emphasis on wildlife care and treatment. Communication and record keeping are very important, in order to keep with our standards of care.

A supportive work environment with an amazing team of vets & nurses
Very experienced well-rounded team of nurses to assist with your daily tasks. This includes nurse histories at the start of every consult, freeing up vet time
A complete In-house pathology variety of equipment available, including iSTAT blood gas machine
X-rays (including dental), ultrasound, video (rigid) endoscope & digital otoscope available
Environmentally focused, paperless practice
Zero tolerance policy for client abuse
A wildlife-friendly clinic: we offer a high standard of care to wildlife patients, and are always looking for fellow wildlife enthusiasts to join our team. This role would be perfect for someone with an interest in wildlife, as we are often performing interesting surgeries and procedures on wildlife which would otherwise be euthanised
Surrender over euthanasia policy: in most cases, we encourage owners to surrender their pet if they are considering euthanasia for a treatable condition. We are proud to have successfully treated and rehomed close to 100 pets since opening 3 years ago.
Longer consultation times compared to many clinics
Generous work/life balance and also staff perks such as social meet-ups, a Nespresso machine, nap couch, and a well stocked snack draw in the lunch room with snacks
Bring your dog/bird/cat/dragon/whatever to work policy so you don't have to leave your loved ones at home
One-hour paid lunch breaks

This amazing role is ready to fill in early December 2023, but we are happy to be patient for the perfect candidate. Salary will be commensurate with experience.

If this sounds like the position you are looking for, send your CV and a cover letter to admin@thewildvet.com.au. If you’d like some more info or to have a confidential chat about the position, please call 1300 945 383.

thewildvet.com.au

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