Hands on emergency and critical care nursingProgress your ECC skills with ongoing learning & developmentFair & balanced roster, culture of wellbeing and support
Locally led, nationally connected, centrally supported
Animal Emergency Australia (AEA) is Australia's largest employee-owned emergency veterinary network, operating 14 hospitals across Australia.
We combine the expertise, resources and collaboration of a nationally connected network with the agility of locally led hospitals, creating an environment where our teams can focus on delivering quality care.
Perth Vet Emergency (PVE) Osborne Park
Renovation of our Osborne Park hospital is in its final stages, and we are looking forward to moving into our new space that has been purpose-built for our ECC team.
We're proud to be known for our:
Fast-paced, high-energy environmentGenuine teamwork and clinical collaborationHigh standards of careCommitment to ongoing learningSupportive culture (with plenty of laughs along the way!)
We're proud to operate as an open hospital
We believe transparency and empathy are just as important as clinical excellence and encourage owner involvement through extended visiting opportunities, helping families remain connected with their pets during hospitalisation.
About the Role
As an EmergencyVeterinary Nurse, you will be involved in triage, hospital case management, surgery and criticalcarenursingincluding severe trauma cases.
You'll be supported with structured training, a dedicated induction program, case reviews, mentoring, and ongoing internal nurse education.




A dedicated client care team helps with communication, so you can stay focused on patient care.
Permanent part-time roster of 7 shifts per fortnight ****** hours per fortnight), designed to support wellbeing, recovery time and professional development.Hands on triage, pathology, radiography, treatments, surgery, and patient careCritical care nursing, we pride ourselves on delivering excellent patient careOpen hospital model, delivering quality experiences for clientsRoster designed to support nurse wellbeing, learning & development, mentoringCollaborative approach to care between vets and vet nurses
As this is an after-hours emergency hospital, availability for nights, weekends and public holidays is essential.
Vet Nurse Life at PVE looks like
Hands-on emergency procedures and surgical supportManaging diverse and complex medical and trauma casesWorking closely with experienced ECC veterinariansRegular debriefing and team support after tough shiftsInput into case management and patient planningAfter-hours care for exotics and wildlifeA high-trust team environment where your voice matters
About You
Minimum of 1-2 yearsof GP experience,



ECC advantageousCertificate IV in Veterinary Nursing or Bachelor of Veterinary TechnologyStrong communication skills and a collaborative approachYou bring a growth mindset, love learning new skills and best-practice methodsCommitted to providing quality care within an open hospital modelFlexibility to work a rotating 24/7 rosterReliable mode of transport (essential for shift work)
Paws & Perks
Above Award rates with pay reviews + 17.5 annual leave loadingPermanent hourly rates start from $*********** up to $***** with shift penaltiesLucrative penalty rates on evening, nights, weekends and public holidaysStability with predictable rosteringEmployee wellbeing support including EAP, wellbeing initiatives and mental health first aidTransition to emergency with 'buddy' shifts, accredited Accelerated Learning ProgramOngoing professional development including workshops and VE&T; courses ()Discounts on pet treatment and productsDiscounted gym memberships (Fitness Passport)Refer a Friend program & rewardsOpportunity to help shape a current hospital and join and expanding 24/7 ECC teamJoin Australia's largest employee-owned veterinary group
For a confidential discussion, please contact Mitchell Merritt at
We're proud to be an inclusive employer and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, LGBTQIA+ people, veterans, carers and people of all ages.
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📌 Emergency Vet Nurse (Perth)
🏢 Animal Emergency Australia
📍 Perth