Senior Therapy & Assistance Dog Trainer

Senior Therapy & Assistance Dog Trainer

Full-Time 60750 - 74250 $ / year (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Train puppies and dogs, develop training plans, and educate clients and handlers.
  • Company: Join Therapy & Support Animals Australia, a leader in animal therapy.
  • Benefits: Work in a supportive environment with a focus on animal welfare.
  • Other info: Collaborate with veterinary professionals in a dynamic team.
  • Why this job: Make a difference by training assistance dogs that change lives.
  • Qualifications: Minimum 3 years’ experience and relevant certificates preferred.

The predicted salary is between 60750 - 74250 $ per year.

Therapy & Support Animals Australia (TASAA) seeks a Lead Therapy & Assistance Dog Trainer & Handler in Samford Valley, QLD.

You will train puppies and dogs, develop training plans, and educate clients and handlers while maintaining high welfare standards.

Role requires independent work with diverse dogs, strong biosecurity, and collaboration with veterinary professionals and TASAA team.

Minimum 3 years’ experience and relevant certificates preferred.

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Senior Therapy & Assistance Dog Trainer employer: Therapy & Support Animals Australia

Therapy & Support Animals Australia (TASAA) is an exceptional employer that prioritises the well-being of both its staff and the animals they work with. Located in the picturesque Samford Valley, QLD, TASAA offers a supportive work culture that fosters professional growth through ongoing training and collaboration with veterinary experts. Employees enjoy the unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the community while working in a role that combines passion for animal welfare with personal development.

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Contact Details:

Therapy & Support Animals Australia Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Senior Therapy & Assistance Dog Trainer

Dog Training
Puppy Development
Training Plan Development
Client Education
Welfare Standards Maintenance
Biosecurity Practices
Collaboration with Veterinary Professionals