Veterinarian Job Boards
Fill your veterinarian vacancies in Canada by using the best hiring websites. Our guide includes a list of the best websites to use, as well as pricing options and frequently asked questions.
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Best Sites for Hiring Veterinarians:
Rank | Name | Pricing |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Vetjobs Canada | Free and paid options. |
| 2. | The Vet Service | Free. |
| 3. | Indeed | Free and paid options. |
| 4. | Job Bank | Free. |
| 5. | Canadian Veterinary Medical Association | From $72.00 /classified ad. |
| 6. | The VET Recruiter | Paid. |
| 7. | Pay per click. | |
| 8. | Workopolis | Free and paid options. |
FAQs:
How do I hire a vet?
Once you've identified your hiring need, write a detailed job description and decide on your hiring timeline. Then, create a compelling job posting and advertise it on a selection of channels, including your company website, social networking sites, as well as general and niche job boards. For step-by-step guidelines, see our article on How to Advertise a Job.
What are the jobs for veterinarians?
How long does veterinarian hiring take?
It all depends on how long it takes you to find a candidate who meets the needs of your workplace. You may want to conduct more than one interview with qualified applications to learn more about their background and to give them an opportunity to learn more about the job.
How much do vets earn in Canada?
Annual salaries for veterinarians in Canada range from $95,000 to $140,000 according to Living in Canada.
What companies do veterinarians work for?
Veterinarians care for the health of animals and work to improve public awareness. Veterinarians work for animal shelters, organizations, hospitals, and farms.
What are some responsibilities of a veterinarian?
- Assessing and examining patients, and diagnosing their medical issues.
- Conducting laboratory tests on specimens to diagnose medical conditions.
- Performing diagnostic imaging and ultrasound tests.
- Performing surgery, dressing and treating wounds, and prescribing medication.
- Promoting preventative care by advocating and administering routine vaccinations, and by educating clients on positive diet and lifestyle choices for pets.