Veterinary Ophthalmologist Specialist

About Perth Animal Eye Hospital (PAEH) Perth Animal Eye Hospital is WA's only stand‑alone specialist ophthalmology hospital, renowned for its dedication, compassion, and a “never say no” approach to patient care. Our purpose‑built, modern facilities feature the latest ophthalmology technology, supporting advanced techniques, ongoing staff training, and mentorship. We manage a diverse caseload across small animals (70% dogs, 25% cats), equine and exotic species (5%), and work closely with the local zoo. As the only WA clinic performing cataract surgery, we are a busy, referral‑only hospital with a highly experienced team. Join Perth Animal Eye Hospital today and be part of a team dedicated to excellence, innovation, and world‑class patient care.

Facilities & Equipment

Imaging & Diagnostic Equipment: Direct and indirect ophthalmoscopy, Slit lamp biomicroscopy, Tonometry, Gonioscopy, Ultrasound biomicroscope (UBM), Electroretinography (ERG), BP monitoring

Surgical & Treatment Equipment: Operating microscope, Phacoemulsification unit (cataract surgery), Laser surgery, Cryosurgery, Microsurgical instruments, Diathermy

Meet Your Future Colleagues

Dr. Martyn King, Ophthalmology Specialist

– Only WA specialist performing cataract surgery, providing expert care across small and exotic animals.

Dr. Jonathon, Ophthalmology Resident

– Resident supporting complex cases and gaining advanced surgical experience.

About the Role As a Veterinary Ophthalmologist, you will specialize in advanced diagnostics and microsurgery to preserve and restore vision for animal patients. You will collaborate with a team of Specialists, Residents, interns, and experienced veterinary nurses. This role is best suited for a candidate recently boarded or experienced specialist, offering the opportunity to contribute to teaching and mentorship while enjoying flexible work arrangements and the lifestyle benefits of living in Australia.

Why Join Us?

Competitive salary plus 12% superannuation/pension/retirement

Vacation/Annual Leave: 4 weeks minimum + public holidays

10 days annual personal leave

Paid parental leave

Fully covered professional registration and memberships

Visa sponsorship and relocation support

Flexible work‑life balance: supportive environment where your time outside of work is respected

Professional Development: CPD allowance, board exam support, peer journal clubs

Wellbeing Focus: Mental health leave, staff wellness programs, team lunches

Teaching and speaking engagement opportunities through VetPartners’ own Veterinary Training Centre

Requirements

A board‑certified diplomate of ACVO or ECVO or fellowship of the ANZCVS in Veterinary Ophthalmology. Residency trained candidates also considered.

Recognized and/or accredited undergraduate degree by the Australasian Veterinary Boards Council (AVBC). Limited registration candidates also considered.

If required, passing the National Veterinary Examination (NAVLE).

Driven by VetPartners values of integrity, excellence, community, and genuine care.

Contact Please contact Cassandra Woolums, Talent Acquisition Business Partner for Specialty at

cassandra.woolums@vet.partners

for further information.

Seniority Level Mid‑Senior level

Employment Type Full‑time

Job Function Health Care Provider

Industries Veterinary Services

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