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Emergency Vet Hospital

Emergency & Critical Care Veterinarian

Job No: VET36039
Flexible roster
Independently owned
Relocation assistance
Visa sponsorship available
Salary AUD $80,000 – $155,000 per year
Clinic Emergency Vet Hospital
Location 1 Chokolich Street, Wangara, WA, 6065, Australia
Type Casual / Full Time / Part Time

Job Overview

Position: Full time, Part time or Casual Veterinarian – Emergency & Critical Care

Location: EVH Emergency Vet Hospital 1 Chokolich Street WANGARA Western Australia 6065

The role

EVH is seeking full time, part time or casual veterinarians both in Australia and internationally to join our team. When you come on-board, we provide on-the-job and external training to help you deliver excellent emergency and critical care to your patients. Supported by a team of vets on duty, Vet Duty Manager, Nurse Duty Manager and vet nurses we assist you to achieve the most out of your work day and longer term career goals.

For international applicants the temporary skills shortage visa enables approved veterinarians to work in Australia with approved sponsorship in three streams.

External training is providing through Sydney University CVE (https://www.cve.edu.au/) Subsidised Vet Vault subscription and Veterinary Information Network (VIN https://www.vin.com/vin). On the job training is provided by our senior veterinarians. We additionally financially support your career path through providing assistance with continuous education.

EVH has Senior Veterinarians and Veterinary Nurse Managers to assist. We also support the next generation vet students from Murdoch University and University of Sydney to help them grow and understand whether emergency is an environment in which they thrive.

We organise with you a rolling roster with flexibility to facilitate the best chance at achieving a true-life work balance. We offer 4-week paid leave per annum.

About us

EVH does not run with KPI’s. We think they stifle development and negatively affect veterinarian’s growth. The competitive nature of KPIs is the very core of what we don’t like surrounding the veterinary environment.

We value teamwork, kindness and respect towards self, each other and the community we serve.

We encourage international applicants and financially support with relocation and visa costs. The temporary skills shortage visa enables approved veterinarians to work in Australia with approved sponsorship in three streams.

In 2022 the expanded hospital was completed and we now offer:

  • New purpose-built intensive care ward with oxygen cages, generators and ventilator.
  • New SmartFlow for patient management within the hospital
  • New dedicated imaging room with new GE Logiq P9 ultrasound https://www.gehealthcare.com.au/products/ultrasound/logiq/logiq-p9
  • Video Endoscopy – Olympus Pentax and Digital xrays including separate dental xrays.
  • Dedicated quarantine ward
  • New spacious IDEXX laboratory including coags, blood gases and Sediview for comprehensive in-house analysis. Plus a new digital camera microscope
  • New internal camera system offering higher visibility for each patient
  • Dedicated cat ward away from the main thoroughfare and now in the quietest section of the hospital
  • A new grieving room providing convenience for when families wish to visit their loved ones whilst in hospital or for when for when privacy is required

About You

For international applicants the temporary skills shortage visa enables approved veterinarians to work in Australia with approved sponsorship in three streams.

You are respectful and compassionate. Working in emergency can be a dynamic environment and does take resilience which we support with a kind and pragmatic working environment.

Apply if you are curious and have an enthusiasm towards staying up to date with treatments.

You could be a recent graduate, GP veterinarian seeking a change of pace and diverse case load or a senior veterinarian looking for educational, gold standard medicine and tools.

You have a veterinary degree recognised within Australia and able to become registered with the WA Veterinary Practice Board.

You want an appealing salary that will reflect your abilities and future performance in the order of $80,000- $155,000 + superannuation

Ability to utilise contribution per annum towards your ongoing education.

Want access to the EVH Pet Wellness programme which provides cost price treatment for your pets and discount for your family.

You want a balance between work and personal life.

You want assistance with transitioning to emergency with support on your shift, shift support, access to workshops, webinars and are enthused by a financial contribution towards your continuous education.

For confidential discussion please contact Dr Libby Farrugia BVSc BVMS [email protected]