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Vetlink on the Central Coast of New South Wales is seeking an experienced veterinarian for a part-time role. The position offers flexible shifts across three per week, with a focus on high-quality medicine and collaborative case management.
You will work with a supportive team of vets, nurses and an involved reception staff, with mentoring and opportunities for professional development. A healthy work-life balance is prioritized along with a generous CPD allowance.
An experienced veterinarian is required to join a growing small animal practice on the Central Coast of New South Wales.
This is a part-time role, working approximately three shifts per week. The roster can be flexible to accommodate individual availability alongside clinic requirements, helping to support a sustainable balance between work and life outside the practice.
This role would suit a vet who values high-quality medicine, collaborative case management and being part of a team where people share ideas, support one another and genuinely enjoy working together.
The ideal candidate will have at least three years’ experience and be comfortable across general practice, with a strong commitment to excellent patient and client care.
Attitude, integrity and a willingness to contribute positively to the team are particularly important.
The hospital is modern and well equipped, with digital and dental radiography, ultrasound, in-house IDEXX laboratory equipment, multiparameter anaesthetic monitoring, an endoscope, dedicated surgical suite and fully equipped treatment area. The caseload is interesting and varied, with opportunities to work up cases, perform surgery and build lasting relationships with established clients.
You will work alongside experienced veterinarians, skilled veterinary nurses who are encouraged to work to their full scope, and an experienced reception team. There is a strong emphasis on collaboration, regular case discussions and sharing knowledge, with mentoring available from experienced vets.
Professional development is well supported through a generous CPD allowance, paid study leave and opportunities for leadership and career progression. Whether your interests lie in internal medicine, surgery, dentistry, imaging, preventative care or developing as a well-rounded general practitioner, the practice aims to provide the support and resources to help you continue building your skills.
Work-life balance is also an important focus, with flexible roster options, protected lunch breaks where possible and sustainable workloads. The package includes a competitive salary well above award, VIN membership, staff discounts and access to employee wellbeing support.
Applicants must hold a relevant Veterinary Science degree from an accredited university and be registered with the relevant state Veterinary Board.
The Central Coast offers an appealing lifestyle for those wanting to combine a veterinary career with easy access to beaches, waterways, bushland and national parks. With plenty of cafes, restaurants and outdoor activities throughout the region, it offers a relaxed coastal setting while remaining within reach of both Sydney and Newcastle.