Veterinarian for companion animals

Work in a close-knit team where you can work independently, but always rely on experienced colleagues and various expertise.

• Opportunity to practice good veterinary medicine and develop professionally.
• Focus on companion animals.
• You will primarily work at one location, but be part of a complete team that collaborates closely across multiple locations.
• Access to extensive facilities for more complex diagnostics and treatments, including CT, ultrasound, digital X-ray, admission, and intensive care.
• Extensive knowledge and experience available in areas such as orthopedics, surgery, dentistry, and oncology.
• Combine the independence of working with the opportunity to consult with colleagues and have specialized knowledge and facilities within reach.

What you will do.

• Independently perform first-line consultations.
• Diagnose and treat various cases.
• Perform minor surgical procedures.
• Perform ultrasound and X-ray diagnostics.
• Guide patients with chronic conditions.
• Consult with colleagues on more complex cases.
• Guide patients requiring further diagnostics or treatment.
• Discuss examinations, treatment options, and prognoses with owners.
• Opportunity to develop a specific area of interest, for example, in orthopedics, surgery, ultrasound, dentistry, or oncology.

What they ask

• Graduated as a veterinarian and registered in the Veterinary Register.
• Preferably some experience.
• Independent, but enjoys consulting with colleagues.
• Communicatively skilled and pleasant in dealing with clients and colleagues.
• Curious and motivated to develop further.
• Willing to participate in on-call duties, with no night shifts expected.
• A preference or interest in orthopedics is a plus.
• Even if you are at the beginning of your career, you are very welcome.