
About Us
We aim to mobilise and empower the veterinary workforce by providing a single, streamlined hub for job seekers and employers.
For Veterinary Professionals & Support Staff
We make job searching simpler and more relevant. We aim to improve retention and job satisfaction by helping people find the right role from the start. Our search tool is intuitive and personalised, helping you quickly find roles that match your skills, preferences, and stage of career.
With Vets Unlimited, you can
- Save time searching for jobs with intuitive filters and search
- Explore jobs near you


For Employers
We aim to make the experience of advertising efficient, effective, and fully in your control. The employer dashboard is designed to be user friendly; you can follow the prompts and get your ad live within minutes, no middleman required, and leave it up until the role is filled at no additional cost. We offer unlimited ads per annual clinic subscription. Built-in prompts guide ad writing to help you attract and retain your ideal candidate.
As an employer, you can:
- Post unlimited jobs
- Manage multiple clinics through one platform
- Manage and update jobs independently
- View job listing analytics
Founders
Vets Unlimited was started by a veterinarian Sian and her partner Pat, built from our firsthand experience working alongside veterinary nurses, support staff, and fellow veterinarians across a wide range of settings.
Sian is a local Adelaide veterinarian with 13 years of experience in the veterinary industry. She has worked across universities, specialist hospitals, regional general practice, corporate and private practice, as well as locum work.
Through this experience, we have a practical understanding of the challenges clinics face in finding the right staff, as well as what veterinary professionals look for when considering their next role.
We created Vets Unlimited to make it easier for clinics and veterinary professionals to connect in a straightforward, practical way.
Outside of work, we’re a family of five with three young children and a kelpie called Freddie.
