Part Time Animal Attendant CSS Underwood

Veterinary Specialist Services Pty Ltd.; Brisbane; Sur place; AUD 30 000 - 39 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Veterinary Specialist Services Pty Ltd underwood is seeking a Part-Time Animal Attendant to join a cat-focused hospital. You will care for feline patients, assist with boarding, and help maintain clean and comfortable kennels and treatment areas.

Ideal candidates hold a Certificate II or III in Veterinary Nursing (or studying) and are reliable, detail oriented, proactive and a great team player. Afternoon/evening shifts Mon–Fri are required.

Qualifications

• Certificate II or III in Veterinary Nursing (or currently studying).
• Commitment to maintaining high standards of cleanliness, organisation and care.
• Ability to work in the afternoon/evening Mon-Fri.

Responsabilités

• Provide gentle, compassionate care to our cats and support boarding patients.
• Assist with basic daily care, feeding, water, and monitoring wellbeing.
• Maintain clean, hygienic, comfortable accommodations and hospital areas.
• Support veterinarians and nurses with day-to-day tasks and daily routines.
• Contribute to a positive, collaborative team environment.

Connaissances

Cat-friendly

Compassionate

Detail-oriented

Proactive

Enthusiastic

Good communicator

Team player

Reliable and adaptable

Formation

Certificate II or III in Veterinary Nursing

Description du poste

Part Time Animal Attendant CSS Underwood

Veterinary Specialist Services – Underwood QLD

Cat Specialist Services (CSS) was founded by Dr Rachel Korman, a feline specialist who trained in the United Kingdom, with the vision of creating a hospital dedicated exclusively to cats. Since its establishment, CSS has been providing advanced, stress‑minimised, and compassionate care for feline patients across South East Queensland. Our hospital combines specialist veterinary expertise with a cat‑friendly environment, ensuring the best outcomes for patients while supporting a collaborative and professional team culture.

Our services include internal medicine, cardiology, surgery, oncology, critical care, dentistry, nursing, and support services. We also host our Annual Conference to support ongoing learning and professional development.

About the Role

As our Animal Attendant, you’ll play an important role in keeping our hospital running smoothly and ensuring our feline patients receive the very best care. Your responsibilities will include providing gentle, compassionate care to our cats; assisting with the basic daily care of our boarding patients, including feeding, refreshing water, maintaining clean and comfortable accommodation, and monitoring their general wellbeing under the supervision and direction of our veterinary nursing team. You’ll help maintain a clean, hygienic and comfortable environment for all our feline inpatients, prepare and maintain hospital areas, and pay close attention to detail when following cleaning protocols and daily routines. You’llalso support our veterinarians and nurses with day-to-day hospital tasks, take initiative by anticipating what needs to be done and helping wherever needed, and contribute to a positive, supportive and collaborative team environment.

What we offer

• The opportunity to work exclusively with cats in a feline-focused hospital.
• A friendly, supportive and close-knit team.
• A meaningful role where your contribution makes a real difference to the comfort and wellbeing of our patients.
• The opportunity to develop your animal care skills while learning alongside an experienced veterinary nursing team.

What We're Looking For

• Certificate II or III in Veterinary Nursing (or currently studying)
• Commitment to maintaining high standards of cleanliness, organisation and care
• Ability to work in the afternoon/evening Mon-Fri

We'd love to hear from someone who is:

• Cat-friendly and compassionate – you genuinely love cats and understand the importance of gentle, patient and respectful handling.
• Detail-oriented – you notice the little things and take pride in maintaining high standards of cleanliness, organisation and care.
• Proactive and motivated – you don’t always need to be told what to do; you can recognise what needs attention and take initiative.
• Enthusiastic and positive – you bring energy, a willingness to learn and a can-do attitude to your work.
• A great communicator – you communicate clearly, listen well and confidently raise questions or concerns when needed.
• A team player – you enjoy working closely with others, supporting your colleagues and contributing to a friendly, close-knit team.
• Reliable and adaptable – you understand that every day in a veterinary hospital can be different and are happy to pitch in where needed.

Previous experience in a veterinary clinic, boarding facility or animal care environment would be an advantage, but above all, we're looking for the right attitude, a strong work ethic and a genuine love of cats.