Veterinary Nurse
About this job
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) is looking for a veterinary nurse to join our community animal clinic. The SPCA’s clinic is unique, as it is a not-for-profit clinic serving needy animals in Singapore. These include street dogs and cats, abused and rescued animals, shelter animals and, eventually, pets from low income households.
As part of the clinic team, you will be responsible for the provision of the highest standards of veterinary medicine and care.
The Veterinary Nurseis responsible for administering veterinary care and medicine at the SPCA’sCommunity Animal Clinic.
- Provide daily nursing care, treatments, and monitoring to shelter andclinic patients, ensuring high welfare standards
- Assist in consultations, surgeries, diagnostics, treatments andprocedures, maintaining high standards of care, hygiene and safety.
- Ensure proper administration of medications, nutrition, and enrichmentto support recovery and well-being.
- Maintain accurate patient records, progress notes, and documentation offollow-up care.
- Support shelter population management through observation, reporting,and coordination with vets.
- Supervise and guide students and volunteers, contributing to trainingand a positive team culture.
- Uphold clinic SOPs and assist in refining protocols for efficiency andanimal welfare.
- Participate in outreach and education activities when required.
- Maintaining diagnostic equipment, sterilisation of surgical instruments andcleanliness of the clinic.
- Providing guidance and support to patients’caregivers where necessary.
- Perform ad-hocduties as assigned.
- Providesupport for ad-hoc events and SPCA-led initiatives as required
Requirements:
- MinimumDiploma in any discipline, or equivalent relevant working experience in animal care or veterinary support
- 1-3 years ofclinical experience in aveterinary clinic, hospital, or shelter setting
- Hands-onexperience in general animal care and husbandry, including wound management andbandaging, and post-operative care.
- Competence inbasic medical procedures, such as administering injections, setting up IVlines, and monitoring vital signs.
- Familiaritywith veterinary medical equipment, as well as surgical assistance and aseptictechniques.
- Excellentcommunication skills and fluency in written and spoken English.
- Meticulous anddetail-oriented, and accurate indocumentation and record-keeping
- Team playerwith strong interpersonal skills.
- Passion for animal welfare
- Able to work weekends, 5 days work week
Please note that for all positions, you must be prepared to travel to 50 Sungei Tengah Road. Please check to make sure that the distance is not too far for you to travel before applying.
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