Job Details: An exceptional and rare opportunity has become available at our client’s practice in Ashburton. They are actively searching for a highly skilled Large Animal (LA) vet to take on a leadership role within their team. This position presents an exciting challenge for an individual passionate about propelling performance, fostering growth, and advancing development within a dynamic veterinary practice.
As the leader of the clinic’s veterinarians and technicians, you will shoulder primary responsibility for their development, recruitment, and performance management. Moreover, you will play a significant role in fostering the growth of their people and business in Canterbury, with a particular focus on LA, and exploring innovative avenues for delivering value to sheep, beef, and deer systems.
Working closely with regional management, the General Manager of Clinic Operations, and the Agri Business Manager, your key mission will be to lead a change management project aimed at transforming services for LA clients. To tackle this challenge successfully, you will need to promote animal and farm management consultancy-level vet services, working with a growing team of both new and experienced LA vets and technicians.
Join this dynamic team and take the next step in your career development, becoming an integral part of a team dedicated to supporting farmers and contributing to the success of their businesses.
Package:
- Competitive salary package
- Continuing Professional Development (CPD) plus study leave
- Wellness programs and comprehensive support for the team and their families, including an employee assistance program, bespoke wellness initiatives, workplace flexibility, and more
- Additional benefits like birthday leave, no stand-down for sick leave, and a staff discount policy
- Generous relocation package (for those relocating or immigrating)
- Visa sponsorship for international veterinarians
- Full payment of NZVA membership (if desired), VCNZ APC fees, and supported professional insurances to practice as a veterinarian in New Zealand will be covered in full.
