Junior Wildlife Veterinarian - Field & Conservation

MANDAI PARK DEVELOPMENT PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Mandai Wildlife Group seeks a veterinary professional to deliver high-quality clinical care to wildlife, train veterinary students and contribute to preventive medicine programs across multiple locations.

You will diagnose and treat collection animals, consult senior staff on complex cases, and work with curators on welfare and nutrition. The role requires strong English communication and a passion for wildlife conservation.

Qualifications

• Degree in Veterinary Medicine from an internationally recognised institution.
• 1 year of general practice and 6 months of zoological veterinary experience (preferred).
• Fundamental knowledge of zoological veterinary medicine including basic diagnostics, nutrition, treatments and routine surgical procedures.
• Ability to manage routine clinical cases independently and seek second opinions when needed.
• Demonstrated initiative and a strong interest in wildlife conservation; excellent English communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with veterinary nurses, keepers and veterinarians to deliver high-quality clinical and patient care.
• Engage with veterinary students to provide clinical training and mentorship.
• Support preventive medicine programs including quarantine, routine exams, vaccinations, and geriatric care.
• Diagnose illnesses and administer treatments for collection animals, consulting senior clinicians for complex cases.
• Discuss animal welfare, nutrition and husbandry with curators and supervisors; collaborate on clinical cases.
• Collaborate with medical specialists/consultants on clinical cases as needed.
• Perform basic gross necropsies, prepare clinical and necropsy records, and assist with other duties as requested.

Education

Internationally recognised degree in Veterinary Medicine

Job description

Mandai Wildlife Group seeks a veterinary professional to deliver high-quality clinical care to wildlife, train veterinary students and contribute to preventive medicine programs across multiple locations.

You will diagnose and treat collection animals, consult senior staff on complex cases, and work with curators on welfare and nutrition. The role requires strong English communication and a passion for wildlife conservation.