22 Sep
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Small Animal Specialist Hospital
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Central Coast
22 Sep
Small Animal Specialist Hospital
Central Coast
Job Description
Small Animal Specialist Hospital – Tuggerah NSW
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Are you ready to step into Emergency and Critical Care (ECC), but want to do it properly,fully supported - we have the role for you!
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We are adding an additional veterinarian to our roster to specifically support a junior ECC vet who wants structured learning, mentorship, and the time to build confidence safely.
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Our ECC department is supported byCriticalistsDr Lisa Smart and Dr Sophia Morse, highly experienced ECC clinicians, and an exceptional nursing team.
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You will also have direct access to medicine, surgery, ophthalmology, oncology, cardiology, anaesthesia and more on site, with support from the broader SASH specialist network including neurology and exotics.
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This is a team-oriented, well-resourced ECC service where high-acuity medicine is practiced with
structure,teamworkand
genuine specialist support.
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What makes this role different?
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You are additional to our roster while developing
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You will not be left as sole-charge beyond your comfort
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Shifts are structured in blocks for rest and recovery
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Paid, structured one-on-one education sessions with Criticalist Dr Lisa Smart, in-house training,
network-wide education sessions and regular M&M; rounds
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Genuine access to criticalists and highly experienced ECC vets who love teachin
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Access to a newly renovated hospital with in-house CT and MRI
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We are looking for a veterinarian with:
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Minimum two years' clinical experience post degree
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Registration with the Veterinary Practitioners Board of NSW
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A strong interest in developing their ECC skills
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A collaborative approach and desire to practice high-quality medicine
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Our department enjoys a stable team with low turnover and we plan our roster with care, aiming to support both individual needs and the wider team.
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We also keep the hospital well stocked with food and snacks—because good fuel makes all the difference on a long shift!
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Ifyou'vebeen curious about ECC but concerned about burnout or lack of support, this could be the right place to start.
📌 Junior Ecc Vet (Central Coast)
🏢 Small Animal Specialist Hospital
📍 Central Coast