At a Glance
- Tasks: Provide emergency and critical care to animals while collaborating with a supportive team.
- Company: Join Animal Emergency Australia, a leading network of veterinary professionals.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, flexible hours, wellness programs, and career development opportunities.
- Other info: Dynamic environment with strong team culture and growth potential.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in animal lives while enjoying work-life harmony.
- Qualifications: Veterinary degree and experience in emergency or general practice.
The predicted salary is between 139500 - 149500 $ per year.
- Strong development and education programs | Work with some of the best!
- Work life harmony | flexible working environment | Supportive team
- Base Salary of $139,500 to $149,500 FTE (based on experience) +++
- Strong development and education programs | Work with some of the best!
- Work life harmony | flexible working environment | Supportive team
- Base Salary of $139,500 to $149,500 FTE (based on experience) +++
About Us
Animal Emergency Australia (AEA) is a network of independent emergency hospitals, general practices, veterinary support, and educational services across Australia.
At our core, AEA which includes AES Carrara, exists to help veterinary professionals do and be their best.
We invest in our team members' work-life balance, career progression, and personal development, empowering them to excel in the field of veterinary medicine while making a meaningful impact on the lives of animals.
AES Carrara has an exciting opportunity for an
Emergency & Critical Care Veterinarian to join our team.
This is a part-time role (60 hours/fortnight), ideal for someone who wants to practice high-quality emergency medicine without compromising work-life balance.
We’ve been serving the Gold Coast community for over 20 years, and we’re passionate about doing emergency medicine well.
We work closely with Veterinary Specialist Services and local GPs to deliver the best possible outcomes, no matter the time or day.
Our team culture is strong, supportive, and focused on continuous improvement.
We are looking for a Vet with
- ECC Experience or extensive GP experience
- A veterinary degree recognised within Australia
- Capability to conduct moderately complex clinical consultations and surgical procedures
- Resilience and a strong collaborative drive
- Ability to operate as a team player, generate enthusiasm in the team and build effective relationships with both internal and external stakeholders
- Excellent communication skills with strong interpersonal skills: ability to be client-focused, with a positive attitude; able to negotiate effectively and communicate openly and honestly on all levels
Benefits
- Salary of $139,500 to $149,500 FTE (based on experience) + super + leave loading ++ potential revenue distribution
• Flexible part-time roster
- 60 hours per fortnight
- Australia’s largest employee-owned veterinary group
- Fitness passport
- Pet well-being discount on treatments and products
- Dedicated wellbeing committee for our employees (Mental health first aid certifications, flu vaccinations, podcasts, etc.)
- Access to our Employee Assistance Program (psychology, nutrition, sleep)
- 17.5% Annual Leave Loading for all permanent staff
- Further education & career planning benefits
- The opportunity to transfer across the company to fulfill your further career aspirations (We promote and recruit from within)
- Opportunities for additional training in Leadership, Specialisation and Management
- Fully stocked snack cupboards and regular food deliveries
- Work-life harmony with flexible roster structures and work arrangements
- Make a difference in the lives of Animals across Australia
- Company equity (own a part of AEA’s success)
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ECC Veterinarian employer: Animal Emergency Australia
Animal Emergency Australia is an exceptional employer, offering veterinarians the chance to thrive in a supportive and skilled team environment while enjoying the stunning lifestyle of Bangalow, just minutes from Byron Bay. With flexible casual shifts, competitive pay rates, and access to advanced veterinary equipment, employees can balance meaningful work with personal priorities, all while contributing to high-quality emergency care for pets in a collaborative setting.
Contact Details:
Animal Emergency Australia Recruitment Team
