Veterinary Regional Program Manager

• Blend adventure with purpose, based in Australia’s Top End 
• $95,000 - $103,000 plus super (full time, fixed term contract until 31/07/25)
• 5 weeks annual leave, plus additional study leave, salary sacrifice and relocation options

The Role 

As the Veterinary Regional Program Manager, you are at the forefront of our mission, responsible for delivering and supporting AMRRIC’s One Health animal management program. 

Based in Darwin and reporting to the Head of Operations, you will support clinical governance and collaborate with teams to deliver veterinary and related animal management services and education to remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Additionally, you assist the leadership team with managing our busy program schedule, coordinating and fulfilling field-based veterinary programs in collaboration with teams of staff, volunteers, and contractors. Embrace the opportunity to blend your veterinarian expertise with passion, as you embark on this thrilling journey of both adventure and purpose!

About Us

AMRRIC (Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities Ltd) is an established, national not-for-profit organisation based on Larrakia Land in Darwin. Our small team of dedicated staff deliver a diverse range of programs covering community and animal health and welfare, education and training, academic research, strategic planning and advocacy. We work with remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to improve the health of their pets, helping to create healthier and safer communities.

The Opportunity 

• Explore unique travel opportunities alongside a team of vibrant, passionate individuals who share your enthusiasm. 
• Experience the joy of meaningful interactions with stakeholders, fostering cross-cultural exchanges and building cherished relationships with communities and their residents. 
• Enjoy the best of both worlds with office-based Monday to Friday hours when you're not out adventuring on programs. 
• Indulge in an attractive salary package complete with perks like 5 weeks of annual leave, study leave, additional Christmas grace leave, remote travel allowance, salary sacrifice and relocation options. 
• Benefit from dedicated efforts towards individual growth and team-based professional development, guaranteeing you reach your utmost potential while embarking on an adventure-filled journey!

About You

• Demonstrates flexibility and adeptness in various situations, fostering a dynamic and adaptable programs team.
• Excels as a clear and confident communicator, possessing strong organisational skills to effectively lead.
• Holds relevant Australian qualifications, registrations, and extensive experience to deliver and oversee professional veterinary service delivery programs.
• Utilises comprehensive remote veterinary clinical guidelines to ensure best-practice delivery to remote communities.
• Exhibits exceptional interpersonal skills, facilitating effective collaboration and adaptability to overcome challenges seamlessly.

Working with Us

AMRRIC is privileged to be immersed in work that values and celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and is committed to facilitating pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as part of our commitment to reconciliation. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

How to Apply

Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable journey with us and dive into the breathtaking landscapes of Australia's Top End in the Northern Territory? Read the full position description at www.amrric.org/careers/ which outlines the selection criteria and key responsibilities for the position.

Submit your application to ****@amrric.org with the Subject Heading: Veterinary Regional Program Manager–  and include: 

• Your current resume; and
• A one to two page cover letter introducing yourself, your interest in the position and demonstrate how you envision leveraging innovative strategies and flexibility to address the specific challenges you may face when delivering services in remote communities.

If you have specific questions or wish to talk about applying for this position, please contact the office on 08 8948 17***or email ****@amrric.org

Applications will be reviewed on rolling basis, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible. Please note that this position is available for an immediate start, and it may be filled before the end of the advertised timeframe to ensure the best candidate is selected.

Applications close midnight ACST Sunday 19th May 2024.