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AES Canberra, part of Animal Emergency Australia, is seeking a Senior Emergency Vet to lead shift decisions, mentor the ECC team, and deliver high-quality emergency care.
You will work with a seasoned nursing and support staff, manage a diverse caseload, and have access to advanced equipment while enjoying relocation support and a sustainable career path.
Locally led, nationally connected, centrally supported
Animal Emergency Australia (AEA) is Australia's largest employee-owned emergency veterinary network, operating 14 hospitals across Australia.
We combine the expertise, resources and collaboration of a nationally connected network with the agility of locally led hospitals, creating an environment where our teams can focus on delivering quality patient care and outcomes.
At AES Canberra, part of the Animal Emergency Australia (AEA) network, you’ll work at the forefront of emergency medicine, delivering life-saving care when it matters most.
We have intentionally designed our roster, workflows, facilities and culture to create a sustainable emergency career where you can practice high-quality medicine, continue growing professionally, and still have time for the things that matter outside the hospital.
As a Senior Emergency Vet at AES Canberra, you’ll provide clinical leadership, guide decision-making on shift, and mentor vets and nurses. This role is ideal for a highly skilled ECC vet looking for greater impact, autonomy, and a wide clinical scope.
You're capable, calm and collaborative, and enjoy leading from the front while helping others to grow. You’ll bring:
Enjoy Canberra's balance of city amenities, outdoor lifestyle and direct access to hiking, mountain biking, skiing and the beautiful NSW South Coast.
Flexible options and relocation support are available.
We're proud to be an inclusive employer and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disability, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, LGBTQIA+ people, veterans, carers and people of all ages.