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Introduction:

Our client is one of the largest independent referral veterinary hospital specialists in small animal surgery, internal medicine, neurology, exotic companion mammals, and cardiology, using state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic technology to provide personalized care. The hospital offers care through certified hydrotherapists and rehabilitation professionals, enhancing treatment outcomes and improving the quality of life for pets and their human companions.

Responsibilities:

As an Emergency and Critical Care (ECC) Veterinarian, the primary role is to provide urgent, high-quality medical care for small animals and exotics in critical conditions, such as trauma, poisoning, and acute illnesses.

This includes performing physical exams, diagnostic tests, emergency surgeries, and formulating treatment plans based on results.

The veterinarian collaborates with the ECC team and specialists to deliver comprehensive care, communicates with pet owners compassionately, and maintains accurate patient records. The role also involves managing a high caseload, adhering to veterinary ethical standards, and engaging in ongoing professional development

Provide emergency and critical care to small animals, and exotics during scheduled shifts

Attend daily inpatient rounds at the start and end of shifts

Provide consultations for day and night emergency patients

Perform physical exams, diagnostic tests, emergency surgeries, and advanced medical treatments

Performing necessary and appropriate diagnostics tests e.g. Perform TFAST and AFAST ultrasounds for emergency patients, blood tests, radiographs, endoscopies, CT scans etc.

Review and interpret diagnostic test results

Formulate and perform necessary treatment plans

To stabilize and treat animals in critical condition, addressing trauma, poisoning, and acute illnesses

Prescribe pharmaceuticals based on diagnostic results and physical exam findings

Collaborate with veterinary technicians, support staff, and specialists (both within ECC team and other departments) to deliver quality care to patients Create and recommend treatment plans for emergency patients

Communicate with pet owners compassionately, explaining treatment options, prognosis, and aftercare needs

Keep accurate and up-to-date patient records, including case notes, diagnosis, and treatment plans

Update patient information in medical records with the latest findings and treatments

Assist with inter-departmental transfers to the appropriate specialists

Refer cases to respective referral clinics where appropriate and provide prompt updates and discharge summaries to referring veterinarians

Referring cases back to respective referral clinics where appropriate

Handle a high-volume caseload while maintaining a calm and professional demeanour under pressure

Ensure adherence to veterinary ethical standards and the practices medical guidelines

Participate in continuing education to stay current on the latest veterinary advancements and emergency care techniques

When necessary, provide guidance and training to other ECC team members

Requirements:

Minimum 2 years experience

Excellent communication skills

Certificate holder in ECC would be an asset

Endoscopy/gastroscopy skills are advantageous

Veterinary degree must be recognised by the AVA in Singapore

4 openings for day

4 openings for night