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Animal Referral and Emergency Centre in Broadmeadow, NSW is seeking reliable Animal Attendants to support a busy veterinary team and contribute to patient care and hospital organisation.
The role is an entry point into ECC with opportunities to develop skills, including exposure to wildlife cases, with shifts across early morning, afternoon, evening and weekends.
Animal Referral and Emergency Centre – Broadmeadow NSW
Our team is growing, and we’re looking for reliable, proactive Animal Attendants who take pride in patient care, hospital organisation and supporting a busy veterinary team.
Whether you have recently completed your Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing, are nearing completion, or already have experience working as a qualified Veterinary Nurse, this could be a great opportunity to build your skills and gain exposure to the emergency and referral environment.
AREC (Animal Referral and Emergency Centre) was established in 2004 and is a privately owned and operated emergency veterinary hospital led by a singular, highly regarded emergency veterinarian, Dr. David Tabrett, who continues to work within the business. We are a family-oriented, non-corporate, ASAV accredited “Hospital of Excellence” practice with a collaborative team of more than 110 employees.
Our mission is to provide peace of mind for our clients – that is, both pet owners of the Hunter and the local vet clinics to offer relief for after-hours, emergenciesand referral services.
Read more about us and our team.
Our Animal Attendant roles are an important entry point into the emergency and critical care environment and provide an opportunity for veterinary nurses at the beginning of their careers to develop their confidence, practical skills and understanding of a busy hospital environment.
We welcome applications from Certificate IV Veterinary Nurses, including those who have recently qualified and may not yet have post qualification nursing experience, as well as candidates who are nearing completion of their Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing.
While many of our Animal Attendants aspire to progress into ECC or referral nursing in the future, it is important to understand that the Animal Attendant role is not a fast track program. Developing the skills and experience required to progress within an emergency and referral hospital takes time, consistency and commitment.
As an Animal Attendant, you will build your experience from the ground up while playing an essential role within the hospital. You will support hospital hygiene, organisation, patient care and efficient workflows, while gaining exposure to a diverse range of patients, including the handling and care of wildlife presenting to the hospital.
We are looking for people who are eager to learn, comfortable asking questions, receptive to feedback and genuinely value the essential work that keeps a busy hospital running.
Sally Groen – **@arecvet.com.au
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AREC foster diversity and inclusion within the organization to create an environment where all individuals are valued and included.
Note: All short-listed applicants will be required to undergo a pre-employment check to verify their identity, qualifications and experience in the form of a reference check.