Employment Opportunities
If you have a vacancy you would like to advertise with us please phone 0800 868 773 or email your advert in Word document format, together with a copy of your logo, to: membership@nzvna.org.nz Please note, fees do apply.
If you are based overseas and want to work in New Zealand, please visit Immigration NZ for information.
Wildlife Technician | Wildbase
College of Sciences
Palmerston North
The School of Veterinary Science - Wildbase Massey University is seeking applications for the role of full-time, Wildlife Technician within the Wildbase Hospital.
The Wildbase Hosp…
Vet Nurse – Part time or Full time | Southern Rangitikei Veterinary Services
We have an exciting opportunity available for an experienced and qualified Vet Nurse to join our friendly small animal team in the Rangitikei.
We are seeking an enthusiastic and driven vet nurse for a part time positi…
Equine Veterinary Nurse | Waikato Equine Veterinary Centre
We have an exciting opportunity for an Equine Veterinary Nurse to join our team for the upcoming season starting July 2025.
About Us:
Waikato Equine Veterinary Centre is a full-service equine clinic located in Cambridg…
Veterinary Nurse | Cambridge Veterinary Services
We are currently seeking a highly motivated and experienced veterinary nurse to join our friendly companion animal team at Cambridge Veterinary Services in the mighty Waikato.
The ideal candidate will have a minimum of …
Veterinary Nurse | Vet Services Hawke’s Bay
Veterinary Nurse Wanted – Join Our Fun & Supportive Team!
Are you a vibrant and upbeat veterinary nurse looking for your next opportunity? Due to an internal promotion, we are on the hunt for a qualified and driven vet …
Franklin Vets Waiuku | Veterinary Nurse - Fixed Term
Franklin Vets is a well-established veterinary practice servicing the South Auckland, North Waikato, Thames and Coromandel districts.
About the Role
We’re on the hunt for a Diploma qualified Veterinary Nurse to provide …
Massey University | Veterinary Nurse - Companion Animal Hospital
Join our dynamic team: Evening shift Veterinary Nurse opportunity (4:30 pm - 12:30 am)
Are you an enthusiastic Veterinary Nurse eager to make a real difference in patient care while guiding the next generation of veter…
Bay of Islands Veterinary Services | Vet Nurse/Receptionist
All Round Amazing Vet Nurse/Receptionist - Bay of Islands Veterinary Services
Bay of Islands Veterinary Services is a large mixed practice in the beautiful Bay of Islands. We have four clinics operating out of Kerikeri…
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteering with NZVNA
NZVNA Executive Committee
Nominations for the NZVNA Executive Committee are opened annually when seats are vacant on our committee. We encourage all members that are interested in advancing our community to apply.
The New Zealand Veterinary Nursing Association Executive Committee is made up of a group of dedicated individuals who are passionate about veterinary nursing. The Committee consists of Officers and general committee members who are elected to their positions at AGM. Executive Committee members must be full members of NZVNA.
Being an Executive Committee member requires commitment. The Executive meets at least four times a year, sometimes over a two-day weekend period, with monthly Skype meetings. Attendance at Conference is also expected. The positions are all honorary. At Executive meetings any item of relevance to vet nurses is discussed in-depth, together with an update of the Business Plan.
Executive members are allocated portfolios and different portfolios require different time commitments. New Executive members are helped and supported by longer-standing council members. Executive members are also expected to be available continually for email discussions, as this is how a large part of the work is carried out. Portfolio reports are required to be presented at every meeting
The importance of the NZVNA Executive Committee and the Association itself cannot be overstated. Without the Association, and in particular the Executive Committee, veterinary nurses in New Zealand would not have a collective and effective voice.
NZVNA Sub-Committees and Projects
To help the NZVNA best serve its members, we need your help! If you can't commit to being a full executive committee member, but still want to help out with an area of the organisation that interests you, join a sub-committee or assist with projects that the Executive Committee require additional help with. Please email president@nzvna.org.nz to express your interest.
Volunteer Organizations
For those wanting to become involved in conservation or animal care projects we have put together a list of volunteer Organisations for your information.
Volunteer Organisations:
- World Vets is a non-government organization (NGO) providing veterinary aid around the globe in collaboration with animal advocacy groups, foreign governments, US and foreign military groups and veterinary professionals abroad. Our work spans 34 countries and 6 continents and addresses not only veterinary issues, but also human health issues impacted by zoonotic diseases in developing countries. World Vets is a 501c3 non-profit organization - www.worldvets.org
- South Pacific Animal Welfare's mission is to provide sustainable community based animal management programmes that benefit island communities animal welfare efforts long term. It is our goal to see on-island expertise in the various areas of animal welfare develop - we knowledge share and pass on our skills - http://www.spaw.org.nz
- The Australian Orangutan Project (AOP) is a not-for-profit organisation, supporting orangutan conservation, rainforest protection and reintroduction of orphans in order to save the species from extinction. AOP is a non-partisan organisation that collaborates with several orangutan conservation projects, as well as providing habitat protection through its own Safeguard project - guard patrols that deter wildlife poaching, illegal logging and land clearing in Borneo and Sumatrawww.orangutan.org.au
- Dog and Cat Rescue Samui, Thailand E-mail: info@samuidog.org, Website: www.samuidog.org, Facebook: Brigitte Gomm
- www.animal-job.co.uk - whether you are a school leaver or you are a professional looking for a career change, we hope the information on this website, compiled by professionals with over 30 years experience within the animal care sector, will help you achieve your goal. We have put all the information you will need in one place to assist you in finding a rewarding career working with animals. If you are unsure about which direction to take, explore our careers with animals sections.
- The Lilongwe Wildlife Centre is looking for dedicated and passionate volunteers for our busy wildlife centre. We are Malawi's only wildlife sanctuary and the first 'people and wildlife' centre in the world to work hand in hand with local communities to conserve wildlife, so it is a very unique opportunity for volunteers, and there are a number of projects that you can get involved in. Volunteer projects range from animal care assistant, vet assistant, rehabilitation and release assistant, education and community support, centre support, marketing and those interested in conservation or ecology - https://www.lilongwewildlife.org/
- Lanta Animal Welfare, Sala Dan, Thailand - Helping Koh Lanta’s community & animals through:
Disclaimer:
The views and information expressed in any of the websites mentioned on this page do not necessarily represent those of the NZVNA, and the NZVNA does not endorse any services or organisations advertised. The NZVNA is not the source of the information provided on these websites and has not independently verified the truth of the information. It does not accept any legal responsibility for the truth or accuracy of the information contained therein. The NZVNA does not accept any liability whatsoever for these organisations or for any consequences which may result from the use of the information contained herein or advice given herein. The provision is intended to exclude the NZVNA and its staff from all liability whatsoever.