- Be part of Australia’s largest Equine Hospital
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Lead a productive and motivated team
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Flexible roster with opportunity for weekend work
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State-of-the-art, modern facility
Scone Equine Hospital has a large team of specialist veterinarians, interns, nurses, and barn crew working together to provide 24-hour care for critically ill neonates, adults, and operative and post-operative patients. Approximately 2000 patients are seen annually, including a high caseload of neonatal and adult medicine and surgical cases.
The Role
This rewarding, hands-on role involves leading a small team during the busy breeding season, with rostered shifts scaling down during quieter periods to reflect workload demands. Working closely with the Medicine Coordinator, you will support recruitment, rostering and timesheet management, while spending the majority of your day on the floor leading and supporting the barn crew. Responsibilities include overseeing and participating in the daily cleaning of hospital stables and facilities, maintaining equipment, cleaning and biosecurity schedules and waste management including coordinating off-site waste disposal. You will ensure the cleanliness and organisation of barns, sheds and grounds. You play a key role in training new barn crew members at the start of the season and throughout the year, supervising workflow, time management and adherence to hospital protocols. The role requires close collaboration with nurses and veterinarians to ensure the smooth running of the hospital. Additional duties include identifying and arranging basic facilities and equipment maintenance or repairs, restocking feed and hay supplies, assisting with rental properties and ensuring the hospital operates efficiently in a fast-paced but well-supported environment with high-quality facilities and equipment.
The Culture
Our vision is to be the best at patient care and the best place to work.
Skills, competencies and experience
- Developing skills or experience in leading and motivating a small team
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Managing, measuring and planning work within time frames
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Basic computer skills
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Strong communication skills
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Clear understanding and experience in horse husbandry
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Project a professional presence, solve problems and support team
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Drives self and others to achieve results
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Following and contributing to protocols and processes
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Confident working around young and unbroken horses
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Current full driver’s licence
Benefits
- Full time permanent position
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Entitlements for professional development and ongoing education
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Support within the group from an on-site coordinator
Please apply by sending your CV and cover letter to [email protected]
