About the Role
Join a network of modern veterinary clinics with high medical standards, a supportive team, and real career prospects. We are building the future of small animal veterinary care in Germany and offer stability, learning opportunities, and a thriving work environment.
Responsibilities
- Learn German to a B2 level.
- Integrate into our veterinary team in Germany.
Requirements
- Degree in Veterinary Medicine recognized in Germany.
- Motivation and willingness to learn German.
Skills
- Veterinary medicine
- German language learning
Location
- Germany
Work Type
- Full-time
- Contract
Experience Level
- Entry-level
- Experienced
Education Level
- Degree in Veterinary Medicine
Salary/Compensations
- Competitive salary adapted to experience
Benefits
- Minimum of 28 days of annual vacation
- Annual budget for training
- Access to internal learning platform
- Support with language program
- Support with license homologation process
- Relocation assistance
- Housing search guidance
- Integration support
- Dedicated contact person throughout the process
About the Company
- We are a young and active network of veterinary clinics across Germany.
- Our mission is to work together to create the best experience for animals and their owners every day.
- We continuously improve working conditions for veterinarians and technicians.
- We ensure balanced working hours, modern equipment, and innovative technologies.
- We invest in an internal training academy.
- Our community is characterized by diversity and mutual respect.
- We foster knowledge exchange between centers.
- We are capable of tackling industry challenges such as staff shortages and high workloads.
- We maintain and create veterinary care structures.
- Since our founding in 2019, Tierarzt Plus Partner has established itself as a supra-regional network of veterinary centers.
- Our central team in Berlin supports local teams in management, marketing, HR, digitalization, and finance.
- We share the vision of 'Healthy veterinary medicine, lived collaboratively'.
