Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing Trainer & Assessor
Greenwood Academy Animal care and Agriculture – Sydney CBD NSW
Greenwood Academy is a specialist Registered Training Organisation (RTO) delivering animal care and veterinary nursing qualifications. We are seeking an experienced and passionate Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing Trainer & Assessor to join our growing team.
This is an opportunity for an experienced veterinary nurse or veterinary professional who enjoys sharing industry knowledge and helping the next generation of veterinary nurses develop the skills, confidence and professional standards required to succeed in the veterinary industry.
About the Role
As a Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing Trainer & Assessor, you will deliver engaging theoretical and practical training to students undertaking Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing (ACM40418).
You will be responsible for creating a supportive and industry-focused learning environment while ensuring training and assessment are delivered in accordance with the relevant training package and RTO requirements.
Key responsibilities include:
- Delivering engaging classroom and practical veterinary nursing training
- Demonstrating veterinary nursing procedures and clinical skills
- Assessing students against competency requirements and providing constructive feedback
- Supporting students to develop practical skills and workplace readiness
- Maintaining accurate training and assessment records
- Providing appropriate student support and guidance
- Participating in assessment validation and continuous improvement activities
- Maintaining current industry knowledge and skilled practice
- Working collaboratively with other trainers and student support staff
- Supporting students undertaking their mandatory 240-hour veterinary nursing work placement
- Ensuring training and assessment activities meet Greenwood Academy's quality and compliance requirements
About You
We are looking for someone who combines strong veterinary nursing experience with a genuine passion for teaching.
You must have:
- Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing (ACM40418) or Veterinary degree recongnised in Australia
- Must hold, or be willing to obtain, the appropriate TAE qualification or equivalent trainer and assessor credentials required to deliver and assess nationally recognised training.
- Current or recent experience working in a veterinary clinical environment
- Strong practical veterinary nursing skills across areas such as anaesthesia, surgical nursing, hospital nursing, pathology, emergency and critical care, and animal handling
Training & Assessment Requirements
- Experience training, mentoring or supervising veterinary nurses, students or junior staff
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- A student-focused approach to teaching and assessment
- Good understanding of competency based training
- Excellent organisational and documentation skills
- The ability to work independently as well as collaboratively within a training team
- Experience working within an Australian RTO environment and familiarity with the Standards for RTOs and competency-based assessment will be highly regarded.
Why Join Greenwood Academy?
At Greenwood Academy, we believe veterinary nursing education should be practical, relevant and closely connected to the real veterinary industry.
You will have the opportunity to:
- Work with students who are passionate about animal health and veterinary nursing
- Bring your real-world clinical experience into the classroom
- Deliver practical, hands-on training
- Help shape the next generation of veterinary nurses
- Work within a specialist animal-care education environment
- Collaborate with experienced veterinary and education professionals
- Contribute to the continuous development of our veterinary nursing program
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📌 Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing Trainer & Assessor (Sydney)
🏢 Greenwood Academy Animal care and Agriculture
📍 Sydney
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