Senior ECC Veterinary Nurse - Singapore (Relocation from Hyderabad, India)

Location: Singapore (on-site) | Openings: 4 | Salary: SGD 6,000 – 8,000 per month
Shifts: 12-hour shifts, rotating days and nights | Work pass: Sponsorship available for eligible overseas candidates | Start: Immediate / short notice

Relocation to Singapore — we welcome applications from veterinary nurses based in Hyderabad, India.

About the opportunity
Our client is a well-established 24/7 specialist and emergency veterinary hospital in Singapore. It is growing its Emergency & Critical Care team and is hiring four experienced Senior ECC Veterinary Nurses. You'll work with specialist veterinarians on complex emergency and intensive-care cases in a modern, well-equipped hospital.

What you'll do

  • Triage and stabilise emergency patients as they arrive
  • Deliver high-standard ICU nursing for critically ill and post-operative patients
  • Place and maintain IV and central lines, manage fluid therapy, and run blood transfusions
  • Monitor anaesthesia, support emergency procedures, and take an active role in CPR
  • Manage oxygen therapy and ventilated or critical patients
  • Lead and mentor junior nurses on shift, and keep clinical records accurate
  • Communicate clearly and kindly with pet owners during stressful situations

How to apply
Apply with your CV and include: current and expected salary, notice period / earliest joining date, current location and nationality, and your highest qualification and nursing credentials. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted within 3 working days. All applications are handled in strict confidence.

Recruitment managed by nHRMS (N Human Resources and Management Systems).

Requirements

  • A recognised veterinary nursing or technician qualification (e.g. RVN, Cert IV / Diploma in Veterinary Nursing, BSc Veterinary Nursing / Technology), or a veterinary degree (DVM / BVSc) with hands-on nursing experience
  • At least 3 years in veterinary nursing, including 2+ years in a 24-hour emergency, ICU or referral hospital
  • Strong hands-on ECC skills and calm decision-making under pressure
  • Willingness to work 12-hour rotating day and night shifts
  • Good spoken and written English
  • Nice to have: VTS (ECC) or progress towards it, RECOVER CPR certification, shift-lead or charge-nurse experience, exposure to exotics

Benefits

  • Competitive salary of SGD 6,000 – 8,000 per month
  • Employment Pass sponsorship for eligible candidates
  • A specialist-led emergency and critical-care setting with strong clinical exposure
  • Career growth within an expanding team
  • Continuing education and professional development
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