Are you ready to work in a community-supporting organization?

To ensure that all animals in Sweden have the conditions to live the best life possible, there are the District Veterinarians. With round-the-clock preparedness, clinics across the country, and unique knowledge of animal health, we contribute to healthier animals and a safer life. As district veterinarians, we work on behalf of private individuals, companies, and authorities. We offer community-supporting services for emergency veterinary care, disease control, and preventive measures for good animal health. Always with our feet on the ground and our hearts in the right place. The District Veterinarians are part of the Swedish Board of Agriculture.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

As a member of our team, you will have varied workdays; some days consist of scheduled visits while others are emergency-based. You will have the opportunity to work with all species of animals while also being given the conditions to develop your own specialization.

You will work closely with other colleagues, and tasks will be distributed so that everyone can have the best workday possible. Together with your colleagues, you will drive and develop our operations forward, both for our sake and for the patients'. We care about each other and our work environment.

Everyone in the team is an equally important piece of the puzzle for the picture to be complete. We have a well-thought-out scheduling system in connection with preparedness that provides you with the conditions for good recovery. The preparedness also offers flexibility in everyday life, where you do not work 8-5 every week.

We continuously work on competence development, and we see your growth in your work as our best investment.

The District Veterinarians have clear treatment guidelines that provide good support in our clinical work. We also have a thoroughly developed hygiene policy for healthcare hygiene that we consider important to follow.

QUALIFICATIONS

We are looking for someone with a Swedish veterinary license or who is graduating this spring. With us, it is not only your skills and experience that matter - we place great importance on your personal qualities.

A valid driver's license (B) is required.

To succeed in this role, you need to be structured, have good teamwork skills, and be solution-oriented. It is important that you can work independently and be self-driven while also appreciating collaboration with colleagues.

Furthermore, you need to have good computer skills and administrative abilities, as tasks such as scheduling and record-keeping are important parts of the job.

Selection and interviews will be conducted on an ongoing basis.

Does this sound like something for you? Submit your application today; we look forward to welcoming you to our team!

OTHER

We care about our staff. Therefore, we offer all employees at the District Veterinarians the opportunity to take advantage of various benefits. Examples include 28-35 days of vacation depending on your age, salary exchange, wellness grants, and occupational health services. For parents, we have good conditions to find a balance between work and family life, including parental leave supplements and the option to reduce your working hours until the child is twelve years old.

We strive for diversity among our employees.

Our working language is Swedish, and our services require proficiency in Swedish, both spoken and written.

We normally apply a 6-month probationary period.

In preparation for the recruitment process, the District Veterinarians have taken a stance on recruitment channels and marketing. Therefore, we do not wish to be contacted by advertisement sellers or recruitment companies.

At the District Veterinarians, we use e-recruitment through Public Jobs to streamline and ensure the quality of the application process. Once you have filled in your details, you can easily apply for other jobs without having to fill in the information again.

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