Part-Time ICU Critical Care Veterinarian – Mentorship

Animal Emergency Australia; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 60,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

Pet ICU, part of Animal Emergency Australia (AEA), is seeking a Critical Care Veterinarian to join our specialist intensive care team in Underwood on a permanent part-time basis. As a dedicated veterinary intensive care unit, Pet ICU focuses on managing critically ill and complex patients with advanced monitoring, nursing care and life-saving interventions.

You will work with ECC clinicians, specialists and highly skilled nurses in a collaborative environment where patient outcomes and continual

Qualifications

• Experience in emergency, critical care or small animal medicine.
• Membership in Emergency & Critical Care or commitment to obtain memberships within 18 months.
• Thrives in a fast-paced, high-acuity environment.
• Enjoys collaborative work and supports teammates.
• Committed to delivering exceptional patient and client care.

Responsibilities

• Manage a diverse ICU caseload including trauma, post-surgical and medically complex patients.
• Develop and implement advanced treatment and monitoring plans.
• Collaborate with ECC veterinarians, specialists and nursing teams.
• Contribute to a culture of clinical excellence, teamwork and continuous improvement.
• Build strong relationships with referring veterinarians and pet owners with clear, compassionate communication.

Skills

Emergency & Critical Care

Small animal medicine

Team collaboration

Education

Memberships in Emergency & Critical Care

Job description

Pet ICU, part of Animal Emergency Australia (AEA), is seeking a Critical Care Veterinarian to join our specialist intensive care team in Underwood on a permanent part-time basis. As a dedicated veterinary intensive care unit, Pet ICU focuses on managing critically ill and complex patients with advanced monitoring, nursing care and life-saving interventions.

You will work with ECC clinicians, specialists and highly skilled nurses in a collaborative environment where patient outcomes and continual