Practicing Veterinarian/Senior Practicing Veterinarian in Wildlife Pathology

NCVMA; Palmerston North; Vor Ort; NZD 86.000 - 133.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The School of Veterinary Science - Wildbase at Massey University’s Manawatu campus in Palmerston North is seeking a Practicing Veterinarian/Senior Practicing Veterinarian in Wildlife Pathology.

This full-time, fixed-term role runs from September 2026 to June 2027 and focuses on high-quality diagnostic pathology for conservation groups, teaching, and postgraduate training within a collaborative academic environment.

Qualifikationen

• Must have a veterinary degree registerable in New Zealand.
• Membership of ANZCVS (pathology) or pathology specialist qualifications preferred.
• Experience in wildlife pathology is desirable.

Aufgaben

• Lead diagnostic pathology services for conservation organisations and stakeholders.
• Contribute to postgraduate training, including specialist supervision in wildlife pathology.
• Contribute to the postgraduate teaching in wildlife pathology.
• Contribute to postgraduate student research.

Kenntnisse

Wildlife pathology

Diagnostic pathology

Teaching experience

Ausbildung

Veterinary degree registerable in New Zealand

ANZCVS (pathology) membership or pathology specialist

Jobbeschreibung

The School of Veterinary Science - Wildbase is seeking a Practicing Veterinarian/Senior Practicing Veterinarian in Wildlife Pathology to join our team at Wildbase, Massey University's Manawatu campus in Palmerston North. This position is a full-time, fixed term opportunity from September 2026 to June 2027.

M tnei tranga mahi | About the role

This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to conservation and wildlife management within a collaborative and forward-thinking academic environment. You will play a key role in delivering high-quality pathology services to the New Zealand Department of Conservation and contribute to postgraduate education, advancing research and scholarship, supporting student success, and engaging with professional and community stakeholders. The position also contributes to the University's commitment to excellence, collegiality, and its responsibilities under Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

In this role, you will:

• Lead the provision of diagnostic pathology services for conservation organisations and stakeholder groups.
• Contribute to postgraduate training, including specialist supervision in areas such as wildlife pathology.
• Contribute to the postgraduate teaching in wildlife pathology.
• Contribute to postgraduate student research.
• Engage in community and professional service, strengthening relationships with industry, iwi, and stakeholder communities.

Mu | About you

You will have a relevant Veterinary degree registerable in New Zealand, with a minimum qualification of memberships in the ANZCVS (pathology) or specialist qualifications in pathology being preferred.

• Demonstrated experience in wildlife pathology preferred.
• A minimum of experience in the provision of timely diagnostic pathology service.
• Teaching and research experience in a university or other tertiary teaching environment is desirable.

Ko ng hua o te tranga? | What's in it for you?

You'll join a collaborative, future-focused team who support world-class teaching and research across the University. Based on our beautiful Manawatu campus, you'll enjoy a supportive work environment with a healthy work-life balance and access to campus cafes, gym facilities, and green spaces. You will also receive up to 6.75% employer contribution to the UniSaver Superannuation Scheme, five university holidays each year in addition to annual leave and a subsidised Southern Cross Healthcare plan for you and your whanau.

The salary will depend on experience but will be in the range of Practicing Veterinarian/Senior Practicing Veterinarian ($86,113 - $132,892).