Emergency & Inpatient Veterinarian in Groningen | 32h

IVC Evidensia Nederland; Groningen; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 85,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel reimbursement (€0.23/km)

25 days annual leave

Pension scheme (IVC contributes two‑th

2/3 of premium

20% discount on services

IVC Evidensia Academy access

Job summary

IVC Evidensia Nederland’s Dierenziekenhuis Het Noorden in Groningen is seeking an Emergency & Inpatient Veterinarian to triage, admit, stabilise and treat emergency and hospitalised patients requiring acute medical care. You will develop treatment plans and closely monitor progress, ensuring high-quality care throughout stays.

The role requires a veterinary degree, veterinary registration, and the ability to work 32 hours weekly on a rotating schedule (day/evening/night/weekend).

Qualifications

• You hold a veterinary degree and are registered with the veterinary professional register.
• You have (extensive) experience as an Emergency & Inpatient Veterinarian, or you are ready to take the next step from general practice to a veterinary referral hospital.
• You are available to work 32 hours per week.
• You have a good command of Dutch and/or English, both written and spoken.
• You are available to work a rotating schedule, including day, evening, night, and weekend shifts.

Responsibilities

• Triage, admit, stabilise, and treat emergency and hospitalised patients requiring acute medical care.
• Develop treatment plans and closely monitor patients’ progress.
• Ensure patients receive appropriate care and monitoring throughout their stay.
• Play an active role in developing and improving protocols within emergency and inpatient care services.

Skills

Dutch/English proficiency

Education

Veterinary degree

Job description

IVC Evidensia Nederland’s Dierenziekenhuis Het Noorden in Groningen is seeking an Emergency & Inpatient Veterinarian to triage, admit, stabilise and treat emergency and hospitalised patients requiring acute medical care. You will develop treatment plans and closely monitor progress, ensuring high-quality care throughout stays.

The role requires a veterinary degree, veterinary registration, and the ability to work 32 hours weekly on a rotating schedule (day/evening/night/weekend).