Are you seeking a true emergency role where you can truly thrive? No vaccinations or dentals, allowing you to focus entirely on urgent presentations and critical care.
Work in a supportive environment where you can enjoy your work, maintain a healthy work-life balance, and continue growing in areas that inspire you!
An emergency vet is required at a long-established, leading emergency care facility on the Central Coast of New South Wales.
The role offers flexibility, with full time, part time, or casual arrangements available, generally between 20 and 36 hours per week. Shifts range from three to twelve hours and include a shared rotating roster of nights, weekends and some public holidays. Some sole charge is required, but back up is always provided.
Salary ranges from $140,000 to $185,000 (full time) plus super and continuing education allowances, and negotiation is available for highly exceptional candidates.
Staff come first at the practice. As such, most of the vets have been a part of the team for over five years, and some more than ten. The team are close-knit, with support available from an on-site criticalist, highly experienced emergency clinicians, as well as a network of specialists in internal medicine, surgery, oncology, ophthalmology, radiology and dermatology.
The ideal candidate will have some emergency experience, along with a positive attitude and a strong drive to learn and deliver excellent patient care. Applicants will thrive in a fast-paced hospital, communicate clearly and enjoy problem-solving. If you value empathy, collaboration, and continuous learning, this could be the role for you!
The clinic is fully equipped with everything you need to provide gold-standard care, including endoscopy, ventilators, ultrasonography, radiology, and a full surgical suite.
On offer is:
– Internal CE program and Annual CE allowance
– Career development pathway
– Staff discounts
– Paid parental Leave
– Flexible working arrangements,
– Relocation packages and accommodation options
– And more!
Sponsorship (work permit) available for experienced overseas vets. Applicants must have a Bachelor of Veterinary Science (or equivalent) and be eligible for registration as a veterinary practitioner in Australia.
The hospital is located in an area that boasts a relaxed lifestyle. It is a beautifully diverse area combining bush with the beach. There is a wonderful community spirit, backed up by great facilities and abundant activities, which will suit any lifestyle. Great transport links include trains, buses and ferries around the area and to Sydney.