At VetSouth our nurses are at the heart of what makes our clinics exceptional. We are looking for a Head Veterinary Nurse to lead our strong experienced nursing team in Winton Southland - a welcoming close-knit community with a great lifestyle. If youre confident in guiding others enjoy staying hands-on and want to be part of a supportive environment where your experience is truly valued wed love to hear from you.
This is a genuine next step in your career - an opportunity to step into leadership while continuing to do the work you love. By working for VetSouth youll also be part of the wider Comhla Vet Group a connected network of 50 clinics offering collaboration support and potential future career pathways.
Why VetSouth
Were proud to be a New Zealandowned veterinary group with strong local roots and a genuine focus on people animals and community.
A supportive team culture that values collaboration and wellbeing.
$1500 per year to use toward CPD of which 25% goes toward your wellbeing.
Ongoing training mentoring and support to keep your skills growing.
Great staff benefits including generous discounts and wellbeing support.
About the Role
This role suits an experienced nurse who can hit the ground running and play a key role in supporting clinical standards and team workflow in a busy practice.
Your responsibilities will include:
Lead the nursing team to deliver high-quality patient care and clinical support
Coordinate daily operations including rostering and team allocation
Support veterinarians across surgeries and clinical procedures
Work closely with veterinarians and support teams to ensure smooth clinic operations
Manage stock and ensure accurate handling of restricted drugs with the support of the Clinical Development Lead
Drive team performance development and a positive client experience
About You
Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (or equivalent).
3 years experience as a Veterinary Nurse.
Confidence in surgical nursing anaesthetics and patient care.
Confident communicator with excellent client-care skills
Well organised adaptable and able to manage competing priorities
A positive team-focused attitude with a passion for delivering high standards of care
Head Veterinary NursePermanent Full-timeWinton - Southland New ZealandAt VetSouth our nurses are at the heart of what makes our clinics exceptional. We are looking for a Head Veterinary Nurse to lead our strong experienced nursing team in Winton Southland - a welcoming close-knit community with a gr...
Head Veterinary Nurse
Permanent Full-time
Winton - Southland New Zealand
At VetSouth our nurses are at the heart of what makes our clinics exceptional. We are looking for a Head Veterinary Nurse to lead our strong experienced nursing team in Winton Southland - a welcoming close-knit community with a great lifestyle. If youre confident in guiding others enjoy staying hands-on and want to be part of a supportive environment where your experience is truly valued wed love to hear from you.
This is a genuine next step in your career - an opportunity to step into leadership while continuing to do the work you love. By working for VetSouth youll also be part of the wider Comhla Vet Group a connected network of 50 clinics offering collaboration support and potential future career pathways.
Why VetSouth
Were proud to be a New Zealandowned veterinary group with strong local roots and a genuine focus on people animals and community.
A supportive team culture that values collaboration and wellbeing.
$1500 per year to use toward CPD of which 25% goes toward your wellbeing.
Ongoing training mentoring and support to keep your skills growing.
Great staff benefits including generous discounts and wellbeing support.
About the Role
This role suits an experienced nurse who can hit the ground running and play a key role in supporting clinical standards and team workflow in a busy practice.
Your responsibilities will include:
Lead the nursing team to deliver high-quality patient care and clinical support
Coordinate daily operations including rostering and team allocation
Support veterinarians across surgeries and clinical procedures
Work closely with veterinarians and support teams to ensure smooth clinic operations
Manage stock and ensure accurate handling of restricted drugs with the support of the Clinical Development Lead
Drive team performance development and a positive client experience
About You
Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (or equivalent).
3 years experience as a Veterinary Nurse.
Confidence in surgical nursing anaesthetics and patient care.
Confident communicator with excellent client-care skills
Well organised adaptable and able to manage competing priorities
A positive team-focused attitude with a passion for delivering high standards of care