Academic Specialist in Small Animal Anaesthesia

University of Sydney; Camperdown; Sur place; AUD 165 000 - 235 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Visa sponsorship

Specialist loading 15%

Relocation assistance

Résumé du poste

The University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Sydney, part of The University of Sydney, seeks a Specialist in Small Animal Anaesthesia to join its world‑class clinical team. You will contribute to education for DVM students, advance academic research, and provide high‑level anaesthesia services within a renowned teaching hospital.

We offer a competitive base salary with superannuation, specialist loading when registered in NSW, and opportunities for clinical research, relocation support, and

Qualifications

• Degree in veterinary science registrable in New South Wales.
• Diplomate or Fellowship permitting registration with NSW Veterinary Scientists Board as a Specialist in small animal anaesthesia.
• The commencement level will be determined by the candidate's skills, experience and knowledge.

Responsabilités

• Maintain reputation for academic excellence.
• Provide high-quality veterinary anaesthesia service during business hours and contribute to afterhours coverage.
• Develop an expanding client base for the hospital's anaesthesia service.
• Participate in education for DVM students and continuing veterinary education.
• Coordinate daily activities in the anaesthesia unit and assist case management.

Connaissances

Small animal anaesthesia

Specialist designation

Formation

DVM degree registrable in NSW

Diplomate/Fellowship for NSW registration

Description du poste

The University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Sydney, part of The University of Sydney, seeks a Specialist in Small Animal Anaesthesia to join its world‑class clinical team. You will contribute to education for DVM students, advance academic research, and provide high‑level anaesthesia services within a renowned teaching hospital.

We offer a competitive base salary with superannuation, specialist loading when registered in NSW, and opportunities for clinical research, relocation support, and