Position: Veterinary Medical Officer
We are seeking a dedicated Veterinary Medical Officer to support animal health programs through clinical services, disease prevention, surveillance, and regulatory compliance. This role involves field and facility-based responsibilities, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, and participation in structured selection processes (e.g., written examination and interview) where applicable.
Responsibilities
- Provide clinical veterinary services including diagnosis, treatment, and basic surgical/medical procedures as required.
- Conduct routine health checks, vaccination drives, deworming programs, and preventive healthcare initiatives.
- Support disease surveillance, outbreak investigation, reporting, and implementation of biosecurity measures.
- Maintain accurate medical records, case notes, inventory logs, and statutory documentation.
- Coordinate with animal husbandry stakeholders, farms, shelters, and local bodies to improve animal health outcomes.
- Ensure compliance with applicable animal health regulations, welfare standards, and departmental protocols.
- Participate in public awareness, extension, and training activities for animal owners and community partners.
- Assist with laboratory sample collection, preservation, and submission; interpret results in coordination with diagnostic labs.
- Prepare periodic reports and contribute to program planning, monitoring, and evaluation.
Requirements
- Degree in Veterinary Science (BVSc & AH or equivalent) from a recognized institution.
- Registration with the relevant Veterinary Council/authority as required by local regulations.
- Knowledge of animal diseases, epidemiology basics, vaccination protocols, and treatment guidelines.
- Ability to work in field conditions, including travel to rural/remote areas as needed.
- Strong documentation skills and comfort with standard office tools (email, spreadsheets, reporting formats).
- Clear communication skills for interacting with animal owners, community stakeholders, and internal teams.
- Integrity, professionalism, and adherence to safety and welfare standards.
- Preferred: Prior experience in government/large-scale animal health programs, public health coordination, or livestock extension.
Benefits
- Competitive compensation aligned with qualifications and experience.
- Structured role with opportunities for professional development and training.
- Exposure to large-scale animal health initiatives and public service impact.
- Supportive working environment with access to standard tools, protocols, and reporting systems.
- Leave and other benefits as per organizational policy and applicable rules.
About the Company
Our organization supports public-facing animal health services and veterinary programs focused on prevention, treatment, and welfare. We work with community stakeholders and institutional partners to improve animal health outcomes through evidence-based practices, compliance, and service delivery.
How to Apply
Submit your updated resume/CV along with proof of veterinary qualification and registration details. Shortlisted candidates may be required to participate in an assessment process (such as a written examination and/or interview) depending on the hiring framework.