
Animal Referral and Emergency Centre, Newcastle, NSW
Board-certified or residency-trained Veterinary Oncologist
At AREC, we’re growing, and we’re looking for a Veterinary Oncologist who’s ready to grow with us.
Whether you’re board-certified or residency-trained, this is an opportunity to shape the future of oncology services in a hospital that values clinical excellence, ethical medicine and genuine work-life balance.
Why AREC?
We’re a purpose-built, 24/7 emergency and referral hospital with over 110 team members and a big vision. Since 2004, we’ve been providing best-practice care to animals across Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, the Hunter Valley and beyond. Now, we’re expanding into a brand-new, custom-designed hospital; a hospital dedicated to best-practice veterinary care, where every patient benefits from the combined expertise of our growing referral team.
With specialists in surgery, medicine, rehabilitation and more working side by side, we’re creating a truly collaborative environment that puts comprehensive, high-quality care at the centre.
Our model supports collaboration across specialties, and we’re committed to sustainable rosters and healthy caseloads. You'll have the time, space and support to do your best work, and to keep learning along the way.
Our new hospital includes:
What’s in it for you?
We know what makes specialist and referral work rewarding and what makes it hard. That’s why we offer:
Who are we looking for?
You’re a qualified veterinarian with:
Why Newcastle?
If you're after lifestyle and clinical opportunity, Newcastle delivers.
AREC fosters diversity and inclusion within the organisation to create an environment where all individuals are valued and included.
Ready to talk?
Let’s start with a confidential conversation.
Contact:
Matt Wann (CEO) – +61 432 530 256
Dr David Tabrett (Managing Director) – +61 439 577 107
Sally Groen– hr@arecvet.com.au
More info: arecvet.com.au/careers
Watch: Living in Newcastle – Working at AREC
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