Veterinarian
Job Location:
Upper Hutt - New Zealand
Monthly Salary:
Not provided by the employer
Posted:
7 June 2026 (30+ days ago)
Application Deadline:
9 December 2026
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Description
Join a great team in a part-time role as a Small Animal Vet at Upper Hutt Vets.
Upper Hutt Vets are a gold standard clinic situated in a lovely part of the Hutt Valley. This role offers a great blend of consults & surgery as well as a fantastic work life balance
About the clinic and role
- Part time roster with a rotation of 2-4 shifts per week - average of 25.8 hours per week 1:3 Saturdays
- Be supported working along-side highly experienced Vets and a wonderful strong nursing team
- Well equipped and recently refurbished clinic complete with digital and dental x-rays and a dedicated surgical theatre
- Multi-Vet Team youll join 4 other vets with a range of special interests
- Fear free focused clinic and our lead vet is Fear Free Elite accredited
- Experienced nurses Our nurses perform nurse consultations supporting vets in several different ways to improve patient care
- A part of local community as the first Vet clinic in Upper Hutt established in 1982
Whats on offer
- Generous remuneration & benefits including staff discounts wellbeing benefits and more
Flexibility we are open to discuss days & hours for this role - A fun & friendly team
- Separate staff room upstairs to enjoy a peaceful break
- Free car parking within close proximity to the clinic
- We support your continued development through FREE access to workshops at our very own Veterinary Training Centre CPD allowance and paid study leave
About you
- BVSc qualified (or equivalent) and registered or eligible to register to practice in New Zealand
- Ideally 5 years experience comfortable with some sole charge and routine surgery
- Applicants must hold NZ work rights visa sponsorship is not available for this role.
Required Experience:
IC
About Company
VetPartners is built on the philosophy 'Join Us Stay You'. We provide benefits of infrastructure, allowing vets control of decisions and patient care.