Veterinary Officer

Sangam Milk Producer Company; Guntur District, Prakasam, Chittoor; On-site; INR 223,000 - 446,000; Full time

Job summary

Sangam Milk Producer Company is seeking a Veterinary Officer to oversee mobile veterinary route work and emergency services in rural Andhra Pradesh. The role involves collaboration with AI centres, infertility treatment camps, and outreach to farmers.

The candidate should hold BVSc (Animal Husbandry) with 0–2 years of relevant experience, and be ready to work in field conditions with strong reporting and liaison skills.

Qualifications

• BVSc (Animal Husbandry) is required.
• 0–2 years in Animal Health Care; Freshers may apply.

Responsibilities

• Carry out regular mobile veterinary route work and emergency veterinary services as assigned by the Manager (AH).
• Submit monthly performance reports and remit emergency fees collected from producers promptly.
• Monitor and support the functioning of First Aid centres and AI centres.
• Organize infertility treatment camps for gynaecological disorders in livestock.
• Undertake extension and outreach activities to promote technical inputs among farmers and producers.
• Assist in implementation and monitoring of animal health care programs.
• Maintain accurate records of veterinary treatments and health observations.
• Act as liaison between veterinary department and local producers for better animal health outcomes.

Skills

Veterinary treatments

Animal health care

AI centre operations

Field work

Communication

Record keeping

Education

BVSc (Animal Husbandry)

Job description

Job Title: Veterinary Officer

Qualifications:

• Educational Requirement: B.V.Sc (Animal Husbandry)
• Experience: 0 to 2 years in Animal Health Care & Treatment (Freshers can apply)

Age Limit:

• Around 30 years

Skills and Competencies Required:

• Strong knowledge of veterinary treatments and animal health care
• Understanding of Artificial Insemination (AI) centre operations and maintenance
• Familiarity with maintaining veterinary and emergency veterinary routes
• Effective communication skills and ability to work in rural/agricultural environments
• Capability to handle emergency situations and perform under field conditions
• Record-keeping and timely reporting abilities

Key Responsibilities:

• Carry out regular mobile veterinary route work and emergency veterinary services as assigned by the Manager (AH)
• Submit monthly performance reports punctually and remit emergency veterinary fees collected from producers without delay
• Monitor and support the functioning of First Aid centres and AI centres
• Organize and conduct infertility treatment camps for gynaecological disorders in livestock
• Undertake extension and outreach activities to promote technical inputs and best practices among farmers and producers
• Assist in the implementation and monitoring of animal health care programs
• Maintain accurate records of veterinary treatments, services rendered, and health conditions observed
• Act as a liaison between the veterinary department and local producers for improved animal health outcomes