Veterinary ST
Veterinary Nurses - Malta - 25K - 35K

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The Vet Office is recruiting a Veterinary Nurse for a small animal clinic in Malta.
This role offers the opportunity to work alongside a veterinary team caring for dogs and cats. We are interested in nurses with a solid foundation in patient care who enjoy working as part of a team. Experience in anaesthesia and patient monitoring will be particularly valued.
Responsibilities
- Provide nursing care to hospitalised patients.
- Prepare patients and equipment for procedures.
- Assist veterinarians during consultations and surgery.
- Monitor patients during anaesthesia and recovery, according to your experience.
- Maintain accurate clinical records and support the day-to-day running of the clinic.
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What we are looking for
- A qualification in veterinary nursing or equivalent practical experience.
- Experience in a small animal clinical setting.
- Good communication skills and a confident level of English.
- A caring, organised approach to patients and colleagues.


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Salary
€25,000–€35,000 gross per year, depending on experience and skills, particularly anaesthesia proficiency. A higher salary may be considered for a well experienced Veterinary Nurse.
Interested? Send your CV to info@thevetoffice.com with the subject line Veterinary Nurse – Malta. We'll be happy to share more details about the clinic and the position.
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