The University of Sydney invites applications for Veterinary Specialist in Equine - Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation (HEO level 9). This full-time role based at the Camden Equine Centre within UVTHC focuses on advanced equine sports medicine and rehabilitation, teaching DVM students, and expanding the unit's referral practice.

Weekend and after-hours duties apply per rota. Requirements include NSW-registrable veterinary degree, postgraduate sports medicine qualifications, and relevant residency

Join the Northern Territory Government as Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer and play a pivotal role in protecting the Territory's livestock industries, strengthening market access and shaping national biosecurity policy. This is a unique opportunity to combine strategic leadership, stakeholder engagement and regulatory expertise while influencing outcomes across government, industry and international trade networks.

• Generous Leave: 6 weeks paid annual leave, plus 3 additional paid leave days over the Christmas period.
• Competitive Salary: $157,334-$171,482 base, plus 12% superannuation, with the potential for annual pay increases.
• Training & Support: Comprehensive onboarding, training and ongoing support to help you learn the landscape, build confidence and set yourself up for long-term success.
• Relocation Assistance: Relocation support may be available for eligible candidates.

You are a qualified veterinarian with experience in government, regulatory or industry environments and are looking for a strategic leadership role with broad influence across the livestock sector. You bring experience leading small specialist teams, building strong stakeholder relationships and navigating complex biosecurity, trade and market access issues.

• Experience working within government or a highly regulated environment.
• Strong knowledge of livestock industries, particularly the cattle sector.
• An understanding of live export, trade and market access frameworks.
• Proven capability leading veterinary and biosecurity professionals.
• Strong stakeholder engagement and relationship management skills.
• A generalist mindset, balancing policy, regulation, industry engagement and market access priorities.
• The ability to provide expert advice and influence decision-making in complex environments.

This is primarily a strategic, office-based role with a strong focus on leadership, policy, regulatory oversight and stakeholder engagement rather than hands on clinical veterinary work. Regular travel across the Territory, including occasional overnight stays, interstate and international travel, forms part of the role. Flexible work arrangements are supported to meet operational and industry needs.

For more information, please contact Sue Fitzpatrick Chief Veterinary Officer on

Northern Territory Government is seeking a Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer to lead strategic planning across livestock biosecurity, regulatory policy, and market access. You'll shape national biosecurity policy while coordinating with government, industry and international trade networks.

You will bring veterinary qualifications and experience in government or regulated environments, with a proven ability to lead teams and manage broad stakeholder relationships to influence policy outcomes.