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bullet Asia-Pacific
  1. Guam - Practice for Sale
  2. Singapore - Heart2Heart Veterinary Hospital - Vets, Specialists, Emergency & Critical Care Team
  3. Hong Kong Veterinary Surgeons Board - for information on registration
  4. Hong Kong Immigration Department - for information on Visas
  5. Singapore Vet Licensing - for information on registration
  6. Currency Converter - http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html
bullet India
  1. Vets Beyond Borders - Veterinary Training Staff required
  2. Vets Beyond Borders - Sikkim, Ladakh & Bodhgaya - Volunteers needed
bullet Vet Nurses - All Countries
 

Asia-Pacific

SINGAPORE - SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICE

VETERINARIANS REQUIRED

A newly established, aesthetically designed, thoughtfully structured veterinary hospital located in Singapore seeks experienced Veterinarians, Specialists, Emergency & Critical Care Team, and New Graduates to join immediately or in the near future. The hospital is comprehensively equipped, and includes in-house pathology, radiology, ultrasound, im3 dental machine, endoscope, ECG, blood pressure monitor, anaesthetics monitors, nebulizer, defibrillator, and such.

The hospital is setting up a Specialist a stone's throw away, where CT scanner and dialysis facilities will be provided, along with an extended lab.

Successful applicants must show a strong concern for animal welfare and equally must exhibit a high level of veterinary care. The hospital hours are from 9.30 am to 7.30 pm. Hours will be scheduled on the basis of a 5 day work week. After hours will be shared. Remuneration is negotiable based on experience and skill, with the usual perks. Singapore is very expat friendly and has low tax rates.

Pictures of the facilities can be found at the following address: www.h2hvet.com

If you are interested in joining our team, please email your CV to: info@h2hvet.com

Heart2Heart Veterinary Hospital
24-26 Jalan Lokam
Singapore 537870

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GUAM - PRACTICE FOR SALE

Growing small animal practice in the beach paradise of Guam. Practice located across the street from the beach. A perfect set up for a 2 person team to start emergency services.

Please note vets must be licensed in the US to practice in Guam.

Please email for more info guamvet@live.com

(Updated 27th November)

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India

 

Improving animal welfare and public health in developing communities
www.vetsbeyondborders.org

Veterinary training staff required: India

Vets Beyond Borders is seeking suitably-experienced colleagues to staff a clinical training team, formed under the auspices of Project Vet-Train to address the dearth of continuing professional development courses of relevance to clinicians and ancillary staff working in the animal-welfare sector in India.

The pilot phase of this programme is scheduled to commence in December 2008 and will run for six months. The first team, based at the National Institute of Animal Welfare near Delhi, will provide instruction on the principles and application of sound anaesthetic and surgical technique and appropriate peri-operative care of small animals. The training sessions will be of three weeks duration and will be held every four weeks.

Veterinarians should hold a degree registrable in Australia and veterinary nurses should have successfully completed an accredited training course. Applicants must be able to commit to a minimum placement of three weeks and preference may be given to those applicants willing to commit to longer placements, up to the full six months.

The rate of remuneration will be dependent upon the duration of the placement. International travel expenses will be covered and full board in apartment-style, air-conditioned accommodation will be provided.

Applications are sought for the following positions:

Team-leader, veterinarian: one position: remuneration up to the equivalent of $ 62,000 per annum

Veterinarian: two positions: remuneration up to the equivalent of $ 43,000 per annum

Veterinary nurse: three positions: remuneration up to the equivalent of $ 25,000 per annum

Thanks to the support of its major sponsors, The Marchig Animal Welfare Trust and RSPCA International, the project provides successful applicants with a unique and meaningful opportunity to pass on their skills to colleagues striving to improve animal-welfare in India. Further details may be obtained via www.vetsbeyondborders.org  and by contacting project director, Ian Douglas: ian.douglas@vetsbeyondborders.org  or +61 (0)416 022178

(renewed 9th December)

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INDIA, VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Vets Beyond Borders is a not-for-profit, incorporated organisation, established and operated by veterinarians. The organisation seeks to improve the health and well-being of both the animal and human populations in developing communities of the Asia-Pacific region, by providing or facilitating sustainable animal welfare programmes, staffed by qualified veterinary personnel.

We are seeking volunteer veterinarians and veterinary nurses to assist us in unique animal welfare projects in Sikkim, Ladakh & Bodhgaya in India. These projects are partly funded by the Brigitte Bardot Foundation & by the State Government (Sikkim & Ladakh).

Project activities include:

  1. Street Dog Animal Birth Control and Anti-Rabies programme:
  2. performing sterilisation surgery and rabies vaccination
  3. Provision of general healthcare for stray and abandoned animals
  4. Public awareness and school education programmes, promoting rabies awareness and prevention, responsible pet ownership and compassion for animals
  5. Training of Indian Government veterinary officers in ABC-AR
  6. protocols and techniques
  7. Wildlife conservation initiatives

We are currently seeking offers of assistance from volunteer veterinarians and veterinary nurses. The usual length of stay is between two and eight weeks.

COME AND JOIN US IN THIS IMPORTANT AND REWARDING WORK, & EXPERIENCE LIFE IN TRULY BEAUTIFUL AND PEACEFUL PARTS OF THE WORLD

For further information, please visit the Vets Beyond Borders web-site, or please contact the Sikkim project manager

Dr Beth McGennisken beth.mcgennisken@vetsbeyondborders.org

or the Ladakh coordinator Dr Janet Perry jperry@vetsbeyondborders.org

www.vetsbeyondborders.org

(renewed 15th December)

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