Head Veterinarian

As the Head Veterinarian at Sarvoham Animal Foundation, your role is crucial in overseeing the medical operations to ensure the health and well-being of the animals under our care. With a mission to rescue, heal, and find loving homes for abandoned, abused, and neglected animals, you will lead a team of veterinary professionals and collaborate with other departments to provide high-quality medical care and promote animal welfare. **Responsibilities:** - **Veterinary Care** - Demonstrate excellent diagnostic abilities to prevent illnesses, injuries, and diseases in animals. - Possess strong clinical skills across various veterinary specialties such as surgery, anesthesia, dentistry, and preventive care. - Conduct medical examinations, diagnoses, and treatments for shelter animals. - Develop and oversee medical protocols for intake, quarantine, and care of sick or injured animals to maintain high standards of care. - Implement health management protocols for all shelter animals including vaccination schedules and disease prevention measures. - **Team Leadership and Development** - Lead and manage a team of veterinary technicians, assistants, and support staff. - Provide mentorship, training, and guidance on medical procedures and best practices. - Assist in the recruitment process to build a skilled veterinary team. - **Collaboration and Communication** - Collaborate with different teams to develop comprehensive health and wellness programs for shelter animals. - Communicate effectively with staff, volunteers, and external partners to coordinate medical care and address concerns. - Represent the shelter in professional veterinary and animal welfare communities. - **Compliance and Recordkeeping** - Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and veterinary medical ethics. - Maintain accurate medical records for all shelter animals. - Oversee inventory management of medical supplies and equipment. **Qualifications:** - BVSc or MVSc in Veterinary Medicine from an accredited veterinary school. - Valid license to practice veterinary medicine in the state or jurisdiction. In addition to competitive compensation, this role offers benefits such as health insurance, paid time off, professional development assistance, and relocation assistance. By embodying a commitment to excellence and compassion, you will significantly impact the lives of animals in need and contribute to a brighter future for both animals and the community.,