Cardiology – Specialist

We are seeking a Veterinary Cardiologist (board-certified or residency-trained) to take over an established full-time role within our central Auckland hospital.

This opportunity arises as our current cardiologist moves on to pursue new adventures after five years of service.

You'll be stepping into a well-supported position with an existing caseload, joining a collaborative team of specialists committed to delivering the highest standard of care across a diverse range of cases.What We OfferState-of-the-Art Facilities : Work in a well-equipped specialty hospital with advanced diagnostic and treatment tools.Supportive & Collaborative Team : Join a team of highly skilled specialists and experienced emergency vets in a collegial environment.Flexible Work Options : We value work-life balance and offer flexible scheduling where possible.Professional Development : We encourage and support ongoing professional growth, including CPD allowances and opportunities for research and teaching.Relocation & Visa Support : We welcome international applicants and provide full assistance with relocation logistics and visa sponsorship to help make your move as smooth as possible.Lifestyle & Location : Live and work in Auckland, a vibrant and diverse city with stunning beaches, great outdoor activities, and an excellent quality of life.Job DescriptionKey ResponsibilitiesPatient Diagnosis & Management : Perform comprehensive cardiovascular assessments, develop individualised treatment plans, and manage a wide range of cardiac conditions.Advanced Diagnostics : Utilise echocardiography, electrocardiography (ECG), thoracic radiography, Holter monitoring, and other diagnostic tools to evaluate and diagnose cardiac disease.Interventional Procedures : Perform or oversee interventional cardiology procedures such as pericardiocentesis, pacemaker implantation, and balloon valvuloplasty.Client Communication & Education : Provide pet owners and referring veterinarians with clear, compassionate communication regarding diagnoses, treatment options, and long-term cardiac care plans.Collaborative Care : Work alongside our multidisciplinary specialist team to manage complex cases requiring integrated, multi-service support.Leadership & Development : Contribute to the growth and development of the cardiology service and support the training and development of interns, residents, and veterinary nurses within the practice.About ARC VetsEstablished in

• , ARC is an independent NZ family-owned referral practice with two state-of-the-art small animal hospitals in Auckland.

We're a 24 / 7 operation with an incredible team of specialists in surgery, diagnostic imaging, internal medicine, cardiology, neurology, oncology, dermatology, and critical care.

ARC North also offers hydrotherapy services.Our hospitals are equipped with advanced technology, including a full in-house laboratory suite, multiparameter monitors, digital radiography, fluoroscopy, ultrasound, endoscopy, mechanical ventilation, and on-site CT and MRI (ARC Central).

With dedicated spaces for cats and dogs, we ensure the best experience for our patients and their families.As a centre of excellence, we provide advanced diagnostics and treatment options, fostering an environment of continuous learning and professional growth.

We are committed to compassionate, evidence-based medicine and have a collaborative team culture that supports both our clinicians and the wider veterinary community.Our ValuesAt ARC Vets, our values guide every decision and make us who we are : We are one team.We do right by our patients.We value growth.We take ownership.We make referrals easy.QualificationsDesired Skills and ExperienceBoard certification or residency training in veterinary cardiology (e.g., ACVIM, ECVIM, FANZCVS).

Strong clinical expertise in cardiology, including interventional procedures.Excellent communication skills and a passion for patient care and client education.A commitment to collaboration and teamwork, as well as training of interns.Eligibility to register as a veterinarian in New Zealand.Join us at ARC Vets and be part of a dynamic and growing cardiology team in New Zealand!

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