- Competitive hourly rate starting from $32.69 + super + penalties
- Pathways into advanced ECC nursing
- Supportive, team-first culture across a national network
Join a team where your nursing skills truly make a difference!
Animal Emergency Australia (AEA) is a national network delivering emergency and critical care services across Australia. We’re proud to be a place where veterinary professionals can do and be their best, supported by an innovative, flexible and values-driven culture
At Perth Veterinary Emergency (PVE), part of Animal Emergency Australia (AEA), you’ll work alongside experienced ECC vets managing critical cases, trauma, and complex presentations in a fast-paced 24/7 environment.
What you’ll do - As an ECC Veterinary Nurse, you’ll work alongside skilled veterinarians and nurses to deliver high-quality emergency and critical care.
Key Responsibilities
- Triage and monitor critical patients
- Assist in emergency procedures & surgery
- Deliver high-quality nursing across medical & surgical cases
- Administer medications and support treatment plans
- Communicate clearly and compassionately with clients
- Keep standards high across patient care and hospital operations
About you
- Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing
- Min. 1 year ECC experience or 2 years GP experience
- Confident in fast-paced emergency environments
- Strong team player with great clinical judgement
- Flexible availability to work rotating roster across 24/7 operating hours
Why PVE / AEA
- Work with high-acuity ECC cases (not GP overflow)
- Rotating part-time roster (7 day fortnight!)
- Ongoing ECC training & development opportunities
- Supportive, team-first culture across a national network
- Real pathways into advanced ECC & leadership roles
- Competitive hourly rate starting from $32.69 + super + penalties
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Employee discounts and wellbeing initiatives
Ready for your next challenge?
Please submit your CV via the apply link. We will be in contact shortly!
For a confidential discussion, please contact Mitchell Merritt at
[email protected]