Nova Scotia Veterinary Medical Association

Nova Scotia Veterinary Medical Association Classified Ads - February 11, 2010

Veterinarian required: (Truro/Shubenacadie)
A full time, small animal veterinary locum position is available with Fundy Veterinarians Ltd from May 2010 to May 2011. Fundy Veterinarians Ltd is a mixed practice with hospitals in Truro and Shubenacadie. This locum position will require small animal duties in both our locations. Possibly, there is an option for a limited amount of large animal/equine work. Please contact Donna Spracklin at work: 895-8195, home: 893-2610, or email heylin@ eastlink.ca

Veterinarian required: (Shelburne)
Veterinarian required for small animal practice in Shelburne, N.S. Terms of employment are very flexible. Contact Dr. Jill Calder at: jordanbranchvet@eastlink.ca.

Veterinarian required: (Yarmouth)
Come work in beautiful Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia! We are two 1991 AVC grad’s operating a four veterinarian practice. We are located in a medium sized town with a large rural population. Parade Street Animal Hospital is a large modern facility in Yarmouth with two satellite clinics, one in Little Brook and one in Barrington. Each satellite office is 60 km away, in small towns with no other local veterinary service. We also have a small equine segment. We offer in-house blood work (Idexx Vettest), radiography, and ultrasound, in addition to surgery and preventative health care. One to three vets are always located in Yarmouth, while another is at one of the satellite clinics. The clinic hours in Yarmouth are 8:00-5:00pm Monday-Friday and 9-12:00 on Saturday. Only one vet works on Saturday and the schedule is divided evenly among all vets, as are the on-call hours. Weekend on-call service is rotated with another local clinic. Satellite offices work on a 9:00-5:00pm basis with no Saturdays and vets are required to remain only until the day’s appointments have been finished. The Barrington satellite offers veterinary service on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and Little Brook on Tuesday and Thursday. Salary is negotiable and dependent on experience. Experience in ultrasound and / or orthopaedics would be a significant asset , as would any acquired medical / surgical / technical skills. First year holidays start at two weeks and increase in successive years. Saturday pay is in addition to salary as are any hours worked on call. Medical benefits are available that include dental and vision care. The clinic pays half of all costs excluding disability. Our support staff members are hardworking, intelligent, caring people of all age ranges and are very capable in performing their duties. Mutual respect between vets and support staff is highly regarded at our clinic. We are a fun-loving group who regularly plan staff and family gatherings. Inquiries and applications may be directed to either Dr Sandy Clark or Dr Sherri Coldwell, co-owners of Parade Street Animal Hospital Ltd. We may be reached from 8:00-5:00 at 902-742-3108(w) or after hours at our respective homes 902-749-0615 and 902-881-2546. You may fax us at 902-742-6442. Email is best directed to dslb.clark@ns.sympatico.ca or coldnick@eastlink.ca

Animal Health Technician required: (Middleton)
Animal Health Technician required at growing practices in the Beautiful Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia. Two fully equipped computerized practices in Greenwood and Middleton with Digital radiology, ultrasound, endoscopy, in-house diagnostics, EKG etc., Five exam rooms, three surgery bays and a great support staff.
Tour our practices at http://greenwoodanimalhospital.ca or http://middletonvets.ca
Contact Dave MacHattie at Dave@middletonvets.ca

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