Job Description
ARH Greater Western Sydney are looking for a Full-time Experienced ECC Vet Nurse A rare permanent full-time opportunity, we are seeking a qualified Veterinary Nurse with substantial experience in Emergency and Critical Care nursing to join our team. You need to be clinically confident and calm under pressure in a fast-paced environment. Your Responsibilities Will Include Provide nursing care to critically ill and injured patients Collaborate with our skilled veterinary team to deliver timely and effective emergency treatments Monitor patients closely, administer medications, and assist with medical procedures as needed Maintain accurate medical records and ensure compliance with hospital protocols Offer support and guidance to pet owners during stressful situations What You Bring Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing (or equivalent) At least 4 years solid ECC experience – you’ve seen it all (or most of it)
Strong attention to detail with ability to multitask and prioritise Ability to provide high quality patient care even in busy conditions A friendly, team player attitude
- team culture is very important to us Thrives in a true 24/7 environment and happy to work a mix of days, evenings, nights and weekends What We Give Back Proper remuneration + benefits that reflect your experience A team that actually has your back
- we celebrate wins, big and small Real career progression Discounts on services within Specialty and Greencross GP clinics Discounts within Petbarn retail stores Leave entitlements – up to 5 weeks annual leave/year for shiftworkers, personal/sick leave, carers leave (all leave advantages as per award) Free annual influenza vaccination Free access to confidential Employee Assistance Program Life Works 24/7 Apply now and become part of our dedicated team (Or come and say hi in person – coffee is on us).
📌 ECC Veterinary Nurse (Australia)
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📍 Australia
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