Vet Nurses / Technicians / Veterinary Support staff
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Positions Available
Animals Asia Foundation, China (posted 11th December) Volunteer Vet Nurses
Vet Nurse Volunteer China
Animals Asia can only accept applications from volunteers trained in either veterinary science / vet nursing or qualified in wild-animal management (volunteers will also be considered who have a lot of experience working in the veterinary profession), as all hands on work with the bears necessitates intensive training.
All veterinary volunteer placements require a commitment of at least three months.
Basic Veterinary Nurse Volunteer Requirements
- Recognised veterinary nursing qualification.
- Experience working in veterinary practice in a veterinary nursing role.
Main Duties
- Make medicated shakes for bears.
- Walk and feed local dogs daily.
- Assist with weekly and monthly cleaning duties.
- Assist with the preparation for bear health-checks and surgeries.
- Assist with bear health-checks and surgeries when required.
- Help clear away after bear health-checks and surgeries.
- Observe and monitor bears waking up from anaesthetics.
- Feed, clean and enrich hospitalised bears in transport cages.
- Help with small animal work as needed.
- Assist the Resident VN with monthly abdomen checks and worming of bears as required.
If you would like to apply for a volunteer vet nurse position, please send your CV and application letter to info@animalsasia.org
Crown Veterinary Services Pvt Ltd, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai, India (posted 11th December) One Year Contract Nurse
Position for Veterinary Nurse in India
Crown Vet, one of India's upcoming and newest veterinary care providers, is seeking a registered nurse to work out of its practice in Mumbai.
The overall contract term would be for one year with an opportunity to further extend. This would entail 2-4 months in Mumbai followed by a move to New Delhi for working in a new practice. Both practices will be headed by expat vets and are fully equipped for surgery and in-patient care. The role also involves training junior vets and helpers in essential nursing skills while on the job.
For more information on Crown Vet please visit www.crown.vet or follow us on www.facebook.com/thecrownvet
This is a position for a nurse who enjoys training and wants to take up the challenge of working in India.
Package includes salary, accommodation, airfares and visa.
For more information please email your cv to sheroy@crown.vet
Mission Rabies, Ghana (posted 10th December) Volunteer Vet Nurses for February Canine Vaccination Program
Vet Nurses: Volunteer with Mission Rabies in Ghana and help us eliminate this deadly disease
We run mass canine vaccination campaigns in the world’s rabies hotspots and are looking for vets to join us! This February we are very excited to be returning to for our second project in Ghana!
This project is an amazing opportunity to get fully involved in the challenge of mass vaccination; providing lifesaving protection for both the dogs and human communities living within this incredible part of Africa. Working alongside an experienced local team, you'll see beyond the tourist hotspots and use your skills at the heart of the local communities. During your time in Ghana you will be working in teams across assigned wards to achieve the 70% vaccination coverage needed to create herd immunity.
You will be trained to use our state-of the art epidemiological Mission Rabies App, used to collect vital vaccination and dog population data and to ensure that our work is scientifically robust.
Help us save human and canine lives – visit our website to apply to join our team out in Ghana this February! (February 1st- February 16th 2020).
www.missionrabies.com/volunteer
RSPCA PNG, Port Moresby (posted 4th December) Desexing Clinic Volunteers 2020
CALL FOR VETERINARY VOLUNTEERS:
RSPCA OF PNG ‘OPERATION WANTED PAPUA NEW GUINEA’ CAMPAIGN
In an effort to find humane solutions to control the stray and free-roaming dog populations, the RSPCA of Papua New Guinea has launched a new campaign modelled after the RSPCA Queensland Initiative ‘Operation Wanted’. Operation Wanted Papua New Guinea is a large-scale desexing and awareness campaign intended to help reduce the stray and free-roaming dogs.
The pilot campaign will offer free desexing in targeted areas of Port Moresby and began in October 2019. The challenge for RSPCA PNG in embarking on this enormous journey is to ultimately manage the dog and cat populations firstly within Port Moresby and additionally with the challenge of taking the initiative nationwide.
Dates for desexing outreach clinics next year are as follows:
February 24-28th, 2020
April 2020
June 2020
August 2020
October 2020
The volunteer roles will consist of:
- performing field spay and neuter surgeries (veterinarians) using TIVA;
- assisting in surgical preparation and anaesthetic recovery;
- surgical instrument management;
- assisting the team identify dogs and ensure they are returned to the correct community/owner;
- assisting in the distribution of education awareness brochures. Many dogs that will be involved in the program will be community owned or partially owned dogs so cultural awareness and sensitivity is a requirement.
RSPCA of PNG will be working with communities involved to provide a safe and secure event welcomed by the community.
RSPCA of PNG will be providing accommodation and transport to all volunteers to and from the airport and outreach sites.
To register your interest or obtain further information please email: practicemgr@rspca.org.pg.
The RSPCA of PNG would like to express our sincere gratitude to all our volunteers both in PNG and abroad, as we are unable to continue the work we do without their assistance.
Dr. Jessica Hoopes
Practice Manager/Senior Veterinarian
RSPCA PNG
Tai Wai Small Animal and Exotic Hospital, Hong Kong (posted 26th November)
Hong Kong Exotic opportunity for Veterinary Nurses
Are you looking for a new challenge in nursing and lower tax rate? We are looking for experienced, passionate and motivated veterinary nurses to come work day shift in a 24 hour small animal and exotic hospital.
Hong Kong is a vibrant Asian city; it is easy to get around and there is so much to do: a great night life, fabulous food, local culture, arts, beaches and beautiful natural countryside. Travel to China, Thailand and other exotic countries which are only a short trip away. Hong Kong is a safe city in the world to live, even with the recent government protests there has been very little disruption to normal life, or personal risk.
We are looking for a senior nurse to manage our veterinary nursing team and an addition qualified veterinary nurse, due to our expanding hospital. We see a wide range of species within our hospital; these include dogs, cats, rabbits, terrapins, tortoises, birds, chinchillas, guinea pigs, lizards and even the odd goat or pig. The ideal candidate should be highly motivated, enthusiastic, fun and have a positive personality. It is an ideal opportunity to work with highly experienced and exotic certified veterinary specialists.
Our facilities include:
- Dedicated wards: cats, dogs, small mammals (cold ward) and exotics (hot ward), ICU (separate exotic and cat/dog areas) and isolation kennels.
- Advanced diagnostic imaging including on-site CT.
- Numerous flexible and rigid endoscopes used for: cat and dog standard endoscopy, laparoscopic surgeries, rodent dentals, chelonian cystoscopy and cloacoscopy and avian endoscopy.
- We run EzyVet and SmartFlow an integrated management system for all our patients.
Job requirements:
- Be able to provide a high level of nursing care in our busy hospital and a high level of surgical and anesthetic support in surgery.
- Experience in exotics is advantageous but not essential: however an interest to learn and work with exotic species is vital as this constitutes 50% of our work load.
- Minimum qualifications required for the position is either AIRC Cert IV, UK registered VN or equivalent.
- Willingness to undertake the Advanced Diploma in Exotic Veterinary Nursing from the UK.
Visa and work permits will be supported, financial help given for relocation and accommodation provided for the first month. CPD is supported and actively encouraged. The equivalent of 1-month annual leave and 12 days public holiday provided. We offer a higher salary than UK levels.
Please take a look at our website for more information on our fantastic facilities at www.taiwaiexotic.com
If you are interested please send a letter of application indicating why you would like to come and work with us along with your CV to vetnurse@taiwaiexotic.com
Closing date for applications 10th January 2020
Animals Asia Foundation, Chengdu, China (posted 8th November) Degree Qualified Nurses
Calling all degree nurses!
Qualified Veterinary Nurse – Bear Rescue Centre in China
Do you enjoy a challenge? Are you dedicated to animal welfare? Are you a qualified veterinary nurse or technician and do you have a degree in veterinary nursing or a related field?
This is an outstanding opportunity for motivated individuals pursuing a career in wildlife care and welfare. The Veterinary Nurse will work as part of a highly skilled veterinary team to ensure the care of predominantly Asiatic black bears (moon bears) and domestic animals at our rescue centre. Appointment is full-time, five days a week plus rotational weekend work.
Candidates should be highly motivated with plenty of initiative and should be comfortable with both clinical and non-clinical work. There is a high degree of autonomy in this position and while you will work closely with other team members you will have distinct areas of responsibility; while reporting to the Senior Vet Surgeon.
You will contribute to the constantly evolving field of bear medicine and management and will be expected to have a high degree of clinical skill and a passion for ongoing self-education.
Requirements
- Qualified Veterinary Nurse with Veterinary Nursing Degree (Degree level qualification in related field will be considered). A degree level education is a must.
- 4 years post qualification experience is required for visa application in veterinary practice, wildlife rehabilitation, zoo medicine or a specialist referral centre.
- Excellent written and oral communication skills are essential.
- Strong work ethic and initiative.
- Applicants must have proficient computer skills including competency with Microsoft Office software.
- Ability to live and work closely with a team comprising of both foreign and local staff in isolating environments.
- Cultural sensitivity and/or history of working abroad would be beneficial.
- Experience in captive wildlife nursing, rehabilitation or animal welfare work would be beneficial.
- Suitable candidates must be able to commit for a minimum of 2 years.
The following items are included in your full-time contract
- On-site accommodation
- Relocation assistance
- Emergency medical insurance
- Paid holidays
How to apply
Interested parties please forward PDF copies of your cover letter (stating the applied position), CV with your current and expected salary along with a completed Job Application form to: hrhkg@animalsasia.org. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
For more information please visit our website www.animalsasia.org
We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applications from all qualified candidates. Personal data collected will be treated in strict confidence and used solely for recruitment purpose
Closing date: Open application at the discretion of Animals Asia Foundation
Island Vet Services, Cayman Islands (posted 2nd September)
ISLAND VETERINARY SERVICES
PO Box 2316, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands KY1-1106 Tel: 9490787
Veterinary Technician
We are looking for an honest, hardworking, self motivated and compassionate individual who works well with a team of employees day to day.
A Veterinary Technician with at least 5 years experience is preferred.
We are a busy practice with an emphasis on personal relationships with our clients and their pets.
Communication skills, willingness to do any job asked and a strong work ethic is a must .
You must also be willing to learn and follow our procedures regardless of previous clinic experience.
Job Summary:
Assisting Veterinarians with routine patients appointments, iv catheter placements, anesthesia monitoring , assisting with surgery and dental procedures, perform digital x-rays, icu monitoring, laboratory procedures, client communication, dispensing medication , inventory, operation and maintenance of equipment, daily treatment of hospitialized patients, and training of less experienced staff are a few of the main daily duties expected.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
- Must treat animals with care and respect and work well with them and co-workers.
- Must be willing to work weekends and bank holidays.
- Must have good time management skills.
Salary is US $3250.00 per month.
We invest heavily in our employees’ long-term success and happiness. We offer benefits packages including, health insurance and pension.
If you are looking for an opportunity for growth and to work with an amazing team that provides exceptional medical care, apply today!
Email your resume to islandvetservices@hotmail.com
Al Qurum Veterinary Clinic, Muscat, Oman (posted 19th August)
Veterinary nurse position available:
Muscat, Oman
Oman, is a sultanate in the Middle East on the southeastern edge of the Arabian Peninsula, bordering the Arabian Sea. We are a small animal fast paced clinic situated in Muscat, the capital city and hidden gem of the country. The city is bursting with culture, sunsets and beautiful scenery.
Ideal candidates to have the following:
- Ability to work in ECC, medical and surgical nursing roles
- Minimum 5 years post qualification nursing experience
- Good international communication skills
- Team player
The ideal candidate will receive the following work package:
- Competitive salary
- Generous annual leave
- CPD allowance
- Annual flight ticket
- Visa support
More information can be found at www.muscatvets.com
Applications please apply via email with attached CV: info@muscatvets.com
Vietnam Animal Aid and Rescue, Hoi An, Vietnam (posted 15th Aug) Assistant Shelter Manager
Vet Nurse required at our farm sanctuary in Hoi An, Vietnam
Vietnam Animal Aid and Rescue needs an Assistant Shelter Manager at our shelter where we feed, clean up after, and love 35 rescued animals.
Vet Nursing experience is required as we are in the process of closing down the shelter and opening a veterinary clinic to better help both owned pets and strays within the area.
The candidate needs to be able to help our shelter manager for our first shift from 5:30am to 9am. This includes feeding all the animals, sweeping and mopping, emptying litter trays and maintaining the front and back areas where our resident dogs, cats, chickens and pigs live. Afternoon feeding then begins between 3-4pm and generally takes 30 minutes.
Staff work 5 and a half days a week, and are able to go explore the city or enjoy the beach between shifts and in the evenings.
We require that staff are confident on a motorbike or comfortable riding a bicycle in the heat here to get around. We are 2 km from the center of the city and being used to this type of Asian wild traffic is essential.
Most of animal care involves cleaning up after them and maintaining the safety and cleanliness of the shelter and property. We have a lot of gardening work to do, and as we are just a mile from a beach, sand gets everywhere. It is VITAL that you enjoy cleaning. Being passionate about keeping the facility spotless and safe is really important for the animals and for all of us that live there at the shelter.
Onsite accommodation in your own room with shared bathroom. Kitchen available. 9 month minimum required stay. Travel insurance and rabies vaccination required.
This is a full time paid position of $400USD per month.
For more information or to apply please contact: info@vietnampetsandvets.com
Island Vet Services, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (posted 8th August) Experienced Veterinary Technician
Veterinary Technician
We are located in Grand Cayman in the caribbean and we are looking for an honest, hardworking, self motivated and compassionate individual who loves animals and is a good team player.
- Minimum of 5 years’ experience is preferred.
- Must enjoy working with animals and have the ability to comfort, handle and restrain large and small pets.
- Communication skills, willingness to do any job asked and a strong work ethic is a must
Job Summary:
Assisting Veterinarians with routine patients’ appointments, iv catheter placements, anesthesia monitoring, assisting with surgery and dental procedures, perform digital x-rays, ICU monitoring, laboratory procedures, client communication, dispensing medication, inventory, operation and maintenance of equipment, daily treatment of hospitalized patients, and training of less experienced staff are a few of the main daily duties expected.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
- Associate degree in veterinary technology
- Excellent communication and customer service skills.
- Detail-oriented and well-organized.
- Understanding of animal behavior and strong clinical skills is a must in order to properly evaluate an animal's condition and provide treatment.
- Good Team Player
- You must also be willing to learn and follow our procedures regardless of previous clinic experience.
- Must treat animals with care and respect and work well with them and co-workers.
- Must be willing to work weekends and bank holidays.
- Must have good time management skills.
Salary is CI $2,600.00 per month plus all statutory benefits. Please Email resume to islandvetservices@hotmail.com
If you are looking for an opportunity for growth and to work with an amazing team that provides exceptional medical care, apply today!
Sanistook Animal Rescue, Chang Mai, Thailand (reposted 26th July) Volunteers Veterinary Nurses / Technicians / General
VET NURSES, VET TECHS, GENERAL VOLUNTEER
Santisook is Thai run, non-profit organization committed to serving a lot of dogs and cats living in Chiang Mai area. We run a dog shelter and a cat shelter, re-homing hundreds of animals annually, provide emergency care to strays, work with local monks in helping their resident temple dogs, provide TNR services for local government and local caretakers who feed the strays, and offer subsidized sterilizations for the dogs and cats of the very poor
We are in need of Vet nurses all year round. Vet nurses and techs help at the shelter for treatment of 500+ shelter dogs and cats, emergency care for strays, TNR, and assisting Thai vets with the treatment of animals owned by the very poor.
Vets, nurses and techs who can commit to one month stay will be considered for free accommodation depending on availability.
Vet students and general volunteers are welcome to apply. A minimum of one week is required. Volunteers are based out of our cat shelter in the town of Doi Saket, outside of Chiang Mai city. No fee to volunteer. Onsite accommodation available.
Chiang Mai has a rich culture of Thailand and if you are into learning /improving your skills on spay and neuter, or learning the culture, or adventure and wanting to help the animals at the same time, please check our website santisookdogsandcats.org or email us at
santisookdogsandcats@gmail.comKawasan Wisata Pendidikan Lingkungan Hidup (KWPLH), Borneo, E Kalimantan (reposted 26th July) Volunteer Vet Nurses
Veterinary help needed in Indonesian Borneo
Help improve animal welfare in Indonesia by sharing your skills and experience!
Program Description:
Kawasan Wisata Pendidikan Lingkungan Hidup (KWPLH) is an environmental education center located in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, Indonesian Borneo. The facility’s goal is to increase environmental awareness and animal welfare. In addition to our animal programmes, the facility has several education buildings, picnic areas and playgrounds. To see a full description of the KWPLH’s facilities and goals visit www.beruangmadu.org or email us.
KWPLH provides a wonderful accommodation in the form of a forested enclosure for 7 sun bears rescued from the illegal pet trade. Sun bears are the mascot of Balikpapan, and many of our current education programs focus on this species.
Our Domestic Animal Program was created in response to the frequent dumping of kittens at KWPLH. We have attempted to establish a safe home for abandoned kittens and a sterilization and adoption program. We currently have 145+ cats under our care; In addition we also take care of 30 dogs, and several other rescued wildlife species whenever brought to the center (macaque, civets, slow loris, birds).
The goals of our Domestic Animal Program are:
- Educate visitors in proper pet care including the promotion of pet sterilization;
- Discourage to keeping of wildlife (sun bears, orangutans etc.) as pets by
highlighting the difference between wild and domestic animals; - Ensure the welfare of the cats and dogs within the environs of KWPLH;
- Provide free sterilization programmes for community pets and stray animals, prioritizing animals living in the vicinity of the center;
Volunteer Vet Nurse Needed
We are in need of a vet nurse to assist in the management and development of our animal programmes with a focus on our Bear management and Domestic Animal Program. The primary goal is to give medical care to our animals
and to train our Indonesian animal care-taking staff in mastering necessary vet nursing skills. Other tasks include up - dating/maintaining our medical administration and records, enrichment and training programs, and enhancing our cat adoption
program. There will be work with the sun bears and other wild species, but most time will go to our domestic animals.
Outlined below is a list of topics that we need help with:
- Carry out daily health checks, monitoring of sick animals, and preventive
medicine; - Assist the KWPLH animal staff in mastering vet & nursing skills, including but not limited to: safe and effective holds, injection techniques (s.c., i.m., and i.v.), animal handling, sterilization of tools, anesthesia administration and monitoring, clinic administration, first aid, etc;
- Help improve management of our animal clinic;
- Assist with our animal care database management and administration:
- Assist with daily animal care, including feeding and cleaning;
- Help organize low-cost sterilization programmes for neighboring
community pets or stray animals when veterinarians working are at the
center; - Assist with dog training and training our local animal staff in dog training
and improved routine care; - Assist bear keepers in treatment of sun bear medical issues;
- Assisting with our cat/dog adoption program: Improvement with the
goal of increasing the number of adoptions (to good homes); - Enrichment programs for domestic animals, sun bears and other wildlife
occasionally taken care of at the center); - Information gathering and consultation with KWPLH advising vets.
For more details about KWPLH and the nurse position please email us!
We welcome the help from a new vet nurse in 2019-2020. The position is preferably for 6+ months, but do e-mail us as well if you are available for shorter periods [although 3 months is a minimum ]. Free housing is provided at the center, but a small local catering fee is requested for meals. A volunteer visa will need to be applied for. Couples are also welcome to apply.
Please send end questions and resumes to Gabriella Fredriksson:
gabriella.fredriksson@gmail.com
For further information visit our website: www.beruangmadu.org or www.pronaturafoundation.org
Worldwide Veterinary Service (reposted 24th July) Volunteer Vet Nurses
Vet Nurses: Volunteer Abroad with Worldwide Veterinary Service
Use your skills to help WVS provide veterinary care in places no one else can. From spay and neuter clinics in Malawi and Romania, to big cat conservation and working equines, WVS run projects all over the world and are looking for vet nurses to join us. Placements vary in length from approximately two weeks up to three months.
3 years’ experience required for the majority of WVS projects but it varies so please do see all the opportunities available on our website: https://wvs.org.uk/work-with-us/volunteer-trips
Animals Asia Foundation, Chengdu, China (reposted 24th July) Volunteer Vet Nurses/Technicians
Vet Nurse Volunteer China
Animals Asia can only accept applications from volunteers trained in either veterinary science / vet nursing or qualified in wild-animal management (volunteers will also be considered who have a lot of experience working in the veterinary profession), as all hands on work with the bears necessitates intensive training.
All veterinary volunteer placements require a commitment of at least three months.
Basic Veterinary Nurse Volunteer Requirements
- Recognised veterinary nursing qualification.
- Experience working in veterinary practice in a veterinary nursing role.
Main Duties
- Make medicated shakes for bears.
- Walk and feed local dogs daily.
- Assist with weekly and monthly cleaning duties.
- Assist with the preparation for bear health-checks and surgeries.
- Assist with bear health-checks and surgeries when required.
- Help clear away after bear health-checks and surgeries.
- Observe and monitor bears waking up from anaesthetics.
- Feed, clean and enrich hospitalised bears in transport cages.
- Help with small animal work as needed.
- Assist the Resident VN with monthly abdomen checks and worming of bears as required.
If you would like to apply for a volunteer vet nurse position, please send your CV and application letter to info@animalsasia.org
IAPWA, Malaysian Borneo – Kota Kinabalu - Sabah (reposted 24th July) Volunteer Vet Nurses
IAPWA are a UK registered charity operating a TNR project at the city dog pound in Kota Kinabalu, Borneo. We neuter and provide veterinary care and treatment to stray dogs collected around KK. IAPWA support local NGO’s providing neutering and veterinary care to dogs and cats in their shelters and do outreach in other areas of Sabah. The team also promote responsible pet ownership via education sessions.
The work is fast paced and our vet team perform high numbers of neuterings per day, the facilities at the pound are pretty basic and the work can be demanding but.... it is extremely rewarding.
IAPWA provide accommodation for all our volunteers in a well equipped volunteer house in a quiet neighbourhood just outside the city. Volunteers provide their own food but utility bills are paid by the charity and a car is provided for the volunteer team to use. Volunteers get plenty of time off to explore and our resident local team are friendly and supportive.
Although the project has a small local team we depend on volunteers and need qualified volunteer vets and nurses all year round. Ideally we would like vets to commit to 3 months or more as we have to obtain temporary practicing permits we do however consider requests for shorter placements when we can. Nurses do not require practice permits and we can usually accommodate shorter stays.
If you are interested in this opportunity to:
- Use your skills to help animals in need
- Improve the quality of life for the many stray dogs and cats around KK
- Gain valuable experience whilst working in an amazing and beautiful part of the world.
Please contact babs.obrien@iapwa.org for more information.
Koh Mak Animal Care Center, Koh Mak, Thailand (reposted 24th July) Volunteer Vet Nurses
About Us:
- We are a small volunteer vet clinic caring for Koh Mak's stray, temple & owned animals and dedicated to improving their lives since 2016.
- We are a Non-Profit organization and rely entirely on donations, volunteers and sponsorship to carry out our work. We receive no government funding, and rely heavily on the good-will of the local community, tourists and friends.
- We would like to provide medical care and also to have a dedicated neutering and vaccination program carried out with the help of volunteer vets when they visit.
- We are seeking volunteers with veterinary experience. Ideal would be plenty of spay/neuter experience, preferably in a rural basic setting.
- We are looking for both vets and vet nurses.
The Clinic:
- Initially we will be looking at setting up and stocking the clinic, and creating best practices for a clinic that will have revolving doctors.
- We can control the dog and cat population through neutering of all stray and temple animals and through promotion of the sterilizing of owned animals. We want to be able to provide nursing care to animals in crisis and work to educate the public in responsible animal care.
- Create an culturally appropriate ongoing sterilization project for owned pets as well as strays. (There is a once a year sterilization program, but it dosen't get the litters born between. And also some dogs cannot be caught on the one day, and so we need more time)
- The animal related things would be to create and implement a campaign to vaccinate all animals on the island (hopefully with tags and collars). No rabies on island currently, but we do have Distemper and Parvo. And a lot of mange and heart worm. Our goal is to keep Koh Mak rabies free, through vaccination and education.
- And then accident/crisis care as it comes up.
- This will be a great place to hone your skills as you will be in effect the manager of the clinic when you are here. Please understand this aspect.
- Koh Mak is not a huge island, and so total management is possible with ongoing work.
- In addition we would like to setup a training program for folks on island be able to assist visiting vets. Maybe 4-5 people at a time. Learning prep, instrument ID, anesthesia, etc.
- We won't always get a vet and an assistant together (although this is the ideal pairing), so we hope to train a bunch here on island so when we have a doctor visiting we can have additional staff.
Accommodation:
- The clinic has a small self contained apartment as part of the structure. (In fall of 2018 we will have 2 new bedrooms, for a total of 3 rooms.)
- The cozy bedroom has a king bed, armoire and fan. There is a covered terrace with a table and chairs, and a Thai style bathroom with shower.
- A covered outdoor kitchen completes the apartment.
- There is also a scooter available for clinic use.
Koh Mak:
- The island is just off the coast of Cambodia, so the folks who live here come from both Thailand and Cambodia.
- People working with the clinic will get a chance to interact with both of these similar but different cultures.
- In addition they will get to experience first hand how Buddhism is the cornerstone of both cultures.
- We work closely with the islands residents, so you will get a chance to how they live and experience island life.
- Koh Mak is located in an archipelago of 50+ islands on the far eastern seaboard of Thailand.
- There is plenty of opportunity for swimming, snorkeling, diving and Kayaking. On land, there are bicycling trails, muai Thai, tennis, and plenty of restaurants and bars.
- Koh Mak is a small island, and the "coconut wireless" speed is very fast. It's like a small village, with everyone knowing the goings on.
- Transport from Bangkok can be via small plane, taxi, bus, or minibus. The trip by land takes about 5 hours. There is then a 45 minute boat ride to the island.
For more information or to apply please contact Kevin: kalapana100@yahoo.com
www.kohmakanimalclinic.wixsite.com/home
Nurses Available
Louise Halsey, Asia wide (posted 14th November) Registered Veterinary Nurse on the RCVS register
My name is Louise and I'm 29 years old from Solihull in the West Midlands area of England, with a Level 3 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing.
Registration number 7051277. Experience in working in referral hospital, charity hospital, and general practice, I have worked in the Veterinary industry for 14 years.
I am seeking locum veterinary nurse work in Austraila, New Zealand and Asia.
Available from January 2020 for the foreseeable as I will have a working holiday Visa which will entitle me to a year's work.
I am seeking work ideally for week days and weekend day shifts, however I'm happy to work night/emergency shifts if required. Happy to work weekends.
If you have any on site accommodation that would be fantastic.
Please contact me on my email: louiseelizabethhalsey@hotmail.com
Or contact me on 07850749374 if you require any further information.
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