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BASTION ANIMAL EMERGENCY AND URGENT CARE PTE. LTD.

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Veterinarian (Bastion Veterinary A&E)

West Singapore | Full-time | SGD $8,000–$16,000/month

We’re building Bastion, a new 24/7 veterinary emergency and urgent care hospital in the west of Singapore, and we’re looking for veterinarians who want to practice good medicine with a team that supports one another.

Our aim is to create a workplace where high clinical standards, a healthy team culture and a life outside work go hand in hand.

What we offer

  • Highly competitive remuneration: $8,000–$16,000 per month, depending on experience and clinical capabilities.
  • Four days on, four days off, working 12-hour shifts, with meaningful time to rest and recharge.
  • A team culture built on respect, open communication and shared learning.
  • Opportunities to develop your emergency and critical care skills alongside an experienced ECC clinician.
  • The opportunity to help shape the clinical standards and culture of a new hospital.

Who we’re looking for

A thoughtful, dependable team member who is keen to learn, communicates well and takes pride in providing a good standard of patient care. We value kindness, clinical curiosity and a willingness to support colleagues.

The following qualifications and experience would be an advantage, but are not essential:

  • MANZCVS in Emergency and Critical Care.
  • Completion of a rotating internship.
  • Experience performing emergency surgery.
  • Experience with endoscopy.
  • Minimum 2 years experience

If you share our vision of good medicine, a supportive workplace and a sustainable career in veterinary practice, we’d love to hear from you.

To apply, send your CV and a short introduction to admin@bastionvet.com.sg

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