Graduate Companion Animal VeterinarianFur Life Vet Horsham | Horsham, VictoriaWant to become the kind of small animal vet who feels confident working up the interesting cases, not just the straightforward ones?
At Fur Life Vet Horsham, you'll get the clinical variety of regional practice with an experienced team around you while you learn.We're an ASAV accredited companion animal hospital with a close-knit team of vets, qualified nurses and reception staff who genuinely enjoy working together.
For a graduate wanting robust foundations in medicine, surgery, diagnostics and emergency care, Horsham is a pretty exciting place to start.Why Horsham?
Regional practice brings variety.You'll gain experience across preventative care, medicine, surgery, dentistry, diagnostics and emergency cases, with the opportunity to tackle more complicated medical and surgical cases as your confidence grows.We take a collaborative approach to cases and use a team consulting model, so you'll be supported by a nurse during consults and have experienced colleagues around you to bounce cases off.You don't need to know everything on day one.
We want to help you become the vet you imagined you would be when you started vet school.Great cases.
Great equipment.
Plenty to learn.Our hospital is equipped to let you properly investigate and work up your cases, including:In house IDEXX laboratory with SediVueDigital radiography and ultrasoundDigital dental radiographyMultiparameter anaesthetic monitoringEndoscopy and video otoscopyTonometry and electrocauterySmartFlow and EzyVetFor a graduate,
that means hands on experience using diagnostics and building your clinical reasoning rather than simply learning when to refer.What you'll receiveAbove award graduate salaryRelocation assistanceOne week paid study leave each yearVeterinary registration paidSupport towards professional memberships and subscriptionsVetEducation membershipStructured graduate development and ongoing CPDEmployee Assistance ProgramStaff discounts on veterinary products and servicesRetail, travel and gym discountsFour weeks annual leaveFive days paid volunteer leaveYour working weekAfter hours is shared with a neighbouring clinic and supported by a trained triage team that filters calls and takes deposits.As a graduate, the focus is on building your skills and confidence with experienced people around you as you transition into practice.Life in HorshamHorsham offers the ease and affordability of regional living while still providing the amenities of a major regional centre.You'll have sporting and community activities, schools and healthcare locally, with national parks nearby for hiking, camping and weekends outdoors.It's somewhere you can get to know your clients, become part of the community and have a life outside the clinic too.About youWe're looking for a graduate who wants to become a really capable companion animal vet.You don't need to arrive as an accomplished surgeon or have every complicated medical case figured out.
We're looking for someone who:Enjoys companion animal medicine and surgeryIs curious and wants to understand their casesEnjoys working collaboratively with vets and nursesCommunicates well with clientsIs comfortable asking questionsWants to develop strong clinical reasoning and diagnostic skillsIf you're enthusiastic, curious and prepared to learn, we'll help you build the rest.
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