Job Description: Our client is seeking a motivated small animal veterinarian for a long-term clinical role in the scenic Wairarapa region. This opportunity offers a varied caseload focused on companion animal medicine and surgery, within a supportive multidisciplinary environment. You’ll be contributing to high standards of patient care while building strong relationships with both the team and the local community.
The successful candidate will enjoy a balanced mix of routine wellness consultations, surgical procedures, and diagnostic work, supported by modern clinical facilities. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in a collaborative setting and wants to grow professionally alongside experienced colleagues.
In this position, your responsibilities will include:
- Delivering thorough health assessments and treatment plans for cats, dogs and other small pets
- Performing routine and elective surgical procedures with sound judgement
- Communicating effectively and compassionately with caregivers
- Working hand-in-hand with nursing and support staff to optimise patient care
- Contributing to continued improvement of clinical protocols
Qualifications Needed:
- Veterinary degree recognised for practice in New Zealand
- Small animal clinical experience with a focus on practical problem-solving
- Competence in surgical and medical case management
- Strong interpersonal skills with a client-focused approach
- A collaborative mindset and eagerness to engage in team-based care
Package:
- Competitive earning potential tailored to experience
- Flexible scheduling designed for personal and professional balance
- Structured support for continued learning and development
- Opportunities to participate in professional discussions and case reviews
- Access to diagnostic resources and modern equipment
- Positive work culture with emphasis on teamwork and job satisfaction
- Incentives that reward contribution and clinical growth
- Support for participating in community-centred animal health initiatives
- A workplace that values wellbeing and quality patient care
