Optivet, previously known as Bev Meekel Consulting was founded by Bev Meekel in 1999. Bev successfully established a reputable and ethical Optometry and Veterinary Recruiting business with an extensive database and excellent track record.
BEV’s FAREWELL
Amanda Giessing and Deshnie Chetty have taken over the reins since July 2019. We endeavour to take...
An established mixed animal practice in rural KwaZulu-Natal is seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic Veterinarian to join its team. This is an excellent opportunity for a veterinarian who enjoys variety, values professional development, and is looking to build a rewarding long-term career in a supportive practice environment.
The role offers exposure to a diverse range of cases, including small animals, farm animals and the occasional wildlife case, providing an ideal platform for a veterinarian who enjoys the challenge and variety that mixed practice offers.
For candidates looking to expand their clinical skills and knowledge, the practice provides mentorship from an experienced Veterinarian, creating an environment where learning, collaboration and professional growth are encouraged.
This position offers excellent long-term career potential for the right candidate, with the opportunity to become an integral part of a well-established practice and community.
Conduct thorough assessments, examinations, and diagnoses of patients’ medical conditions.
Perform surgical procedures, wound care, and treatments.
Carry out diagnostic laboratory work, imaging, and ultrasound where required.
Prescribe and manage appropriate medical treatments.
Promote preventative health through vaccinations and wellness care.
Educate and guide clients on optimal pet care and lifestyle choices.
Perform humane euthanasia when necessary.
Ensure compliance with veterinary ethics, policies, and legislation.
Maintain accurate and detailed medical records.
What they're looking for
Be a qualified Veterinarian with the appropriate professional registration.
Have a genuine interest in mixed animal practice.
Be confident, compassionate and committed to delivering high-quality patient care.
Be eager to develop their clinical skills across a variety of species.
Work well independently while also valuing teamwork and mentorship.
Be willing to embrace the opportunities and challenges of rural veterinary practice.
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