Description

The Theriogenology Service at the Charles Sturt University Veterinary Clinical Centre (VCC) is seeking a qualified veterinarian, preferably with specialist qualifications in Theriogenology (eg.  DACT, DECAR, or FANZCVS), to undertake a short-term position between October and December 2026. The period is negotiable between 4-12 weeks. The veterinarian will supervise 1-3 clinical students and an intern on equine clinics, and if desired, participate in teaching some reproductive laboratories, including cattle palpation. The Theriogenology Service at the CSU VCC provides a variety of reproductive services including mare breeding, embryo transfer, breeding soundness examinations, stallion training, and semen collection services, as well as after-hours emergency services. Although the majority of cases are equine, there are occasional bovine and canine cases. 

Requirements

The locum veterinarian should be eligible to hold a veterinary license in New South Wales (https://www.vpb.nsw.gov.au/page/registration-veterinarian-getting-registered). The licensing fees will be reimbursed as will any fees associated with acquiring a short-term work visa. Support with immigration, if needed, will be provided based on eligibility requirements.

n addition to a stipend, the locum veterinarian will also have travel costs reimbursed and be provided with accommodation and a rental car. 

Interested to apply or have any questions?

Please contact Dr. Alex Wittorff |  awittorff@csu.edu.au for more information.