Our client is seeking an experienced, compassionate and enthusiastic Associate Veterinarian to join an award-winning small animal practice offering an exceptional combination of clinical independence, modern veterinary facilities and professional development. With more than 46 years of community connections and a recently constructed, purpose-designed facility, this opportunity is ideal for a veterinarian who enjoys delivering personalised patient care while working alongside supportive and experienced colleagues. The varied caseload includes dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, birds and occasional reptiles and wildlife, providing excellent opportunities to broaden clinical knowledge and pursue individual veterinary interests.

The successful candidate will provide comprehensive veterinary services within a contemporary clinical environment featuring multiple consultation rooms, fully equipped examination areas and advanced diagnostic technology. With standard consultation appointments scheduled for approximately 20 minutes and longer appointments allocated for more complex cases, the role encourages thorough clinical assessments and thoughtful treatment planning. Experienced veterinary colleagues, dedicated nursing professionals and approachable leadership provide ongoing support, while flexible working arrangements, extensive training opportunities and an absence of weekend or out-of-hours commitments create an attractive balance between professional development and personal wellbeing.

• Recognised veterinary degree with current full registration in Australia or eligibility to obtain the appropriate veterinary registration.
• A minimum of two years of practical clinical veterinary experience, demonstrating confidence in companion animal consultations and medical case management.
• A genuine commitment to delivering compassionate, high-quality patient care across a varied small animal caseload.
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively with veterinary colleagues, nursing professionals and reception staff.
• Enthusiasm for continued professional learning, clinical independence and contributing positively to a friendly veterinary environment.

• Four-day full-time working week of approximately 38 hours, with alternative five-day arrangements or part-time opportunities considered.
• No weekend duties, public holiday commitments, overnight shifts or on-call requirements, supporting an excellent work-life balance.
• Annual continuing professional development allowance of $2,000, with the option to carry unused funding into the following year.
• Paid study leave and complimentary access to practical veterinary workshops, clinical training courses and online learning resources.
• Access to a dedicated veterinary training centre in Victoria, including arranged travel for eligible practical training sessions.
• Recently constructed veterinary facilities featuring modern diagnostic equipment, well-equipped consultation rooms and advanced clinical technology.
• Paid parental leave provisions, return-to-work incentives and additional benefits designed to support personal commitments.
• Employee savings on veterinary care, pet products, retail purchases, fitness services and selected insurance arrangements.
• Access to salary packaging and novated leasing options, alongside a range of additional employee financial benefits.
• A flexible and supportive clinical environment offering professional autonomy, experienced veterinary mentorship and opportunities to develop expertise across multiple companion animal species.

The Vet Service in Tasmania is seeking an experienced Lead Veterinarian to guide clinical excellence in a welcoming small animal practice. You will remain actively involved in consultations and surgeries while mentoring team members and shaping medical standards.

With modern diagnostic imaging, endoscopy and a supportive nursing team, this role offers flexible full-time or part-time arrangements, a balanced schedule with no after-hours duties, and opportunities for professional growth and

The Vet Service in Launceston, Tasmania is seeking an Associate Veterinarian to join a modern, small animal practice with a varied caseload and supportive colleagues.

Enjoy a four-day week (or five days on request), no weekend or after-hours duties, and extensive training opportunities with annual CPD funding and access to a dedicated training centre. A healthy work life balance and personal wellbeing are prioritized.

Job Description:Our client is seeking an accomplished and compassionate Lead Veterinarian to guide clinical excellence within a welcoming, well-equipped small animal practice. This opportunity is ideal for an experienced veterinarian who enjoys combining hands-on clinical medicine with team mentorship, professional leadership and the development of exceptional patient care standards. With a predominantly companion animal caseload and occasional wildlife presentations, the position offers a rewarding variety of veterinary work. Situated just minutes from the coast, the role provides an attractive combination of professional responsibility, a collaborative working environment and a relaxed lifestyle.

The successful candidate will remain actively involved in consultations and surgical procedures while providing clinical guidance to veterinary colleagues and supporting the continued development of medical standards. Modern diagnostic imaging, endoscopy and comprehensive clinical equipment enable confident investigation and treatment of varied medical presentations. Working alongside an experienced veterinary nursing team, the Lead Veterinarian will contribute to clinical decision-making, encourage professional growth and help shape the future direction of veterinary services. Flexible scheduling, no after-hours responsibilities and a strong emphasis on work-life balance make this an appealing opportunity for an experienced clinician seeking long-term career satisfaction.

Qualifications Needed:

• Bachelor of Veterinary Science, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine or an equivalent veterinary qualification recognised in Australia.
• At least five years of practical veterinary experience, demonstrating strong clinical judgement and confidence in companion animal medicine and surgery.
• Current registration with the Veterinary Surgeons Board of Western Australia or eligibility to obtain the appropriate professional registration.
• Proven experience mentoring or supporting developing veterinary colleagues, with the ability to encourage constructive teamwork and clinical improvement.
• Excellent communication skills, a compassionate leadership approach and enthusiasm for maintaining high standards of veterinary care.

Package:

• No after-hours duties or public holiday commitments, supporting a balanced and predictable professional schedule.
• Retention incentive of up to $30,000, payable in three $10,000 instalments after 6, 18 and 30 months of employment, subject to eligibility.
• Annual continuing professional development allowance of $2,000 accompanied by one week of paid study leave.
• Flexible full-time and part-time working arrangements designed to accommodate individual professional and personal priorities.
• Access to modern veterinary diagnostic imaging, endoscopy and well-equipped surgical facilities.
• An experienced veterinary nursing team providing practical clinical assistance and collaborative patient management.
• Paid parental leave programmes for eligible employees, including return-to-work incentives.
• Employee discounts on fuel, groceries, entertainment, health insurance and selected everyday expenses.
• Savings on veterinary-related pet products and insurance, alongside access to employee fitness benefits.
• Opportunities to influence clinical standards, mentor veterinary colleagues and develop long-term professional leadership skills.

Job Description:Our client is seeking an accomplished and compassionate Lead Veterinarian to guide clinical excellence within a welcoming, well-equipped small animal practice. This opportunity is ideal for an experienced veterinarian who enjoys combining hands-on clinical medicine with team mentorship, professional leadership and the development of exceptional patient care standards. With a predominantly companion animal caseload and occasional wildlife presentations, the position offers a rewarding variety of veterinary work. Situated just minutes from the coast, the role provides an attractive combination of professional responsibility, a collaborative working environment and a relaxed lifestyle.

The successful candidate will remain actively involved in consultations and surgical procedures while providing clinical guidance to veterinary colleagues and supporting the continued development of medical standards. Modern diagnostic imaging, endoscopy and comprehensive clinical equipment enable confident investigation and treatment of varied medical presentations. Working alongside an experienced veterinary nursing team, the Lead Veterinarian will contribute to clinical decision-making, encourage professional growth and help shape the future direction of veterinary services. Flexible scheduling, no after-hours responsibilities and a strong emphasis on work-life balance make this an appealing opportunity for an experienced clinician seeking long-term career satisfaction.

Qualifications Needed:

• Bachelor of Veterinary Science, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine or an equivalent veterinary qualification recognised in Australia.
• At least five years of practical veterinary experience, demonstrating strong clinical judgement and confidence in companion animal medicine and surgery.
• Current registration with the Veterinary Surgeons Board of Western Australia or eligibility to obtain the appropriate professional registration.
• Proven experience mentoring or supporting developing veterinary colleagues, with the ability to encourage constructive teamwork and clinical improvement.
• Excellent communication skills, a compassionate leadership approach and enthusiasm for maintaining high standards of veterinary care.

Package:

• No after-hours duties or public holiday commitments, supporting a balanced and predictable professional schedule.
• Retention incentive of up to $30,000, payable in three $10,000 instalments after 6, 18 and 30 months of employment, subject to eligibility.
• Annual continuing professional development allowance of $2,000 accompanied by one week of paid study leave.
• Flexible full-time and part-time working arrangements designed to accommodate individual professional and personal priorities.
• Access to modern veterinary diagnostic imaging, endoscopy and well-equipped surgical facilities.
• An experienced veterinary nursing team providing practical clinical assistance and collaborative patient management.
• Paid parental leave programmes for eligible employees, including return-to-work incentives.
• Employee discounts on fuel, groceries, entertainment, health insurance and selected everyday expenses.
• Savings on veterinary-related pet products and insurance, alongside access to employee fitness benefits.
• Opportunities to influence clinical standards, mentor veterinary colleagues and develop long-term professional leadership skills.

The Vet Service in Tasmania is seeking an experienced Lead Veterinarian to guide clinical excellence in a welcoming small animal practice. You will remain actively involved in consultations and surgeries while mentoring team members and shaping medical standards.

With modern diagnostic imaging, endoscopy and a supportive nursing team, this role offers flexible full-time or part-time arrangements, a balanced schedule with no after-hours duties, and opportunities for professional growth and

Job Description:Our client is seeking a Small Animal Locum Veterinarian to provide flexible cover between now and December, with opportunities ranging from regular weekday work through to Saturday-only shifts. The position is ideal for a clinician who can step confidently into consultations, manage their own cases and work independently while knowing experienced veterinary support remains available when needed.

Saturday shifts are particularly flexible and run as consult-only sessions, typically from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Additional weekday or longer-term locum arrangements can also be discussed depending on availability. The hospital offers digital and dental radiography, an in-house laboratory and a fully equipped surgical suite, alongside an experienced nursing team.

Package:

• Locum opportunities available anytime through to December
• $120 per hour including superannuation
• Flexible duration depending on candidate availability
• Regular weekday shifts may be available
• Saturday consult-only shifts available from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM
• No ABN required
• Support available from experienced veterinarians when required
• Experienced veterinary nursing support on shift
• Access to digital radiography, dental radiography and in-house diagnostics
• Potential for ongoing or regular weekly shifts