Equine Veterinary Nurse / Technician – Sydney, Australia

Lloyd & Cowan; Sydney; On-site; AUD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Lloyd & Cowan in Sydney is seeking an Equine Veterinary Nurse or Technician to support our equine business with practical horse handling and organised coordination. This hands-on role ensures horses, equipment and supplies are ready for the clinical team.

You will coordinate arrivals, assist with handling, monitor stock, prep equipment, and communicate with owners to keep the day running smoothly. Ideal candidates are proactive, reliable and comfortable taking responsibility.

Qualifications

• Hands-on role requiring confident horse handling and strong organisational skills.
• Reliable and proactive with clear communication, taking responsibility for preparing and coordinating daily tasks.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate horse arrivals, ensuring horses are on site and ready for scheduled procedures.
• Assist with horse handling and preparation.
• Monitor stock levels and organise orders to keep essential supplies available.
• Ensure the correct equipment is prepared, organised and ready for use.
• Communicate with the team and horse owners to keep schedules running smoothly.
• Anticipate what’s needed and help resolve practical issues throughout the day.

Job description

Equine Veterinary Nurse / Technician – Sydney, Australia

Are you confident around horses and someone who likes to keep everything organised? We’re recruiting an Equine Veterinary Nurse / Technician to help ensure the smooth day-to-day running of an equine business in Sydney.

This is a hands-on role combining horse handling with practical organisation and coordination. You’ll help ensure horses, equipment and supplies are ready when needed, allowing the clinical team to work efficiently.

The role

• Coordinate horse arrivals, ensuring horses are on site and ready for scheduled procedures.
• Assist with horse handling and preparation.
• Monitor stock levels and organise orders to keep essential supplies available.
• Ensure the correct equipment is prepared, organised and ready for use.
• Communicate with the team and horse owners to keep schedules running smoothly.
• Anticipate what’s needed and help resolve practical issues throughout the day.

About you

You’ll be confident and comfortable handling horses, with strong organisational skills and a proactive approach. You should be reliable, communicate clearly and enjoy taking responsibility for getting things ready and keeping the day on track.

This could suit an equine veterinary nurse or technician who enjoys both the practical and organisational sides of an equine role.