Afternoon/Evening Vet Position SW of Brisbane - 221,500LH2

LOCATION: South West of Brisbane, Queensland

TYPE OF WORK: 100% Small Animal

HOURS: Full or Part Time (No Morning Shifts)

AFTER HOURS: None

SALARY: $90,000 – $110,000 + super (depending on experience)

JOB NO: 221,500LH2

Not a morning person? Enjoy a relaxed start to your day then work until 9 pm at the latest!

An award-winning, family-owned group of boutique small animal hospitals is seeking an afternoon/evening vet to join the team.

Vets at the practice enjoy a great work-life balance with a flexible four-day work week with afternoon and early evening shifts (e.g. 2 pm – 9 pm) and scheduled days off.

The culture is warm, inclusive, and fun. The team care about our community, clients and people.

What can you expect from the role?

– An outstanding team and a culture of learning and appreciation:

– Access to experienced medical, surgical, imaging and behavioural vets.

– A highly qualified nursing team and a dedicated receptionist.

– Assistance from a vet coordinator

– Access to a visiting orthopaedic surgeon and specialist ultrasonographer.

– Ongoing leadership training and team appreciation initiatives.

– A team that cares about the planet – contributing 1% of turnover to environmental work.

– A team that makes many contributions and cares about the community.

Competitive perks include:

– Salary ranging from $90,000 – $110,000 plus per depending on experience.

– 4 weeks of annual leave plus 1 week of study leave.

– VIN and Vet Education membership

– Employee Assistance Program access for you and your immediate family.

– Personal laptop

– A top-class clinical set-up.

– Relocation support

Duties of an evening vet include:

– Delivering outstanding, personal veterinary care to clients and patients.

– Treating and managing interesting cases, including urgent care and emergencies.

– Being part of a thriving and supportive team.

– Empowering the exceptional nursing team to work to their highest level of capability.

– Living practice values by caring for pets, people and the planet.

The ideal vet for the role will be:

– A strong general practitioner, competent across medicine, surgery and emergency presentations.

– A communicator who can connect with clients and build lasting relationships.

– A collaborative and supportive team player.

– A long-term learner who is looking to continually develop their skills.

– A proactive and practical attitude – someone who can find solutions for clients.

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