Hope Island Central Vet | Gold Coast QLD | Opening 30 November 2026
Help Shape the Future of Veterinary Practice
Most veterinary clinics don’t currently employ Veterinary Technologists in dedicated roles.
At Apiam Animal Health, we believe Veterinary Technologists bring a unique combination of scientific knowledge, clinical reasoning and technical expertise that can significantly enhance patient care and support veterinary teams. That’s why we’re excited to introduce a dedicated Veterinary Technologist position as part of the founding team at Hope Island Central Vet.
Opening on 30 November 2026, Hope Island Central Vet is a brand-new purpose-built companion animal clinic being established in one of the Gold Coast’s fastest growing communities.
This is a rare opportunity to help establish a role that remains relatively uncommon within Australian private practice while becoming part of a clinic designed around collaboration, community and high-quality patient care.
A Community Clinic Built for Modern Veterinary Care
Hope Island Central Vet has been purpose built from the ground up, combining contemporary design, advanced equipment and thoughtfully designed workflows to support excellent veterinary care.
We’re creating a welcoming, community focused clinic where strong client relationships, teamwork and a positive workplace culture are at the heart of everything we do.
We’ll open with a close-knit team of veterinarians, nurses, client care professionals and a Veterinary Technologist, all working together to create something special from day one.
Advanced Imaging. Local Support. Endless Opportunity.
One of the most exciting features of Hope Island Central Vet will be its advanced imaging capability, including an onsite CT machine.
This will provide expanded diagnostic and treatment opportunities for patients while creating exciting professional development opportunities for our veterinary team.
The clinic will work closely alongside Sanctuary Cove Vet and Ormeau Vet, creating a collaborative local network where veterinarians, nurses and support teams can share knowledge, discuss cases and support one another.
Together, these clinics will provide an outstanding blend of community focused care, advanced diagnostics and clinical collaboration across the northern Gold Coast.
About the Role
Working alongside our veterinarians and nursing team, you’ll apply advanced scientific knowledge, clinical reasoning and technical skills to support patient care, clinical efficiency and evidence based veterinary practice.
You will be involved in:
This is not simply a senior nursing position.
It is an opportunity to help establish one of the first dedicated Veterinary Technologist roles within our companion animal clinic network and contribute to a progressive model of veterinary care that recognises and values advanced technical expertise.
About You
You will have:
Most importantly, you’ll be excited by the opportunity to help build something new.
Proudly Part of Apiam Animal Health
While Hope Island Central Vet will have its own identity, you’ll be supported by the resources, expertise and opportunities that come with being part of Apiam Animal Health.
Before opening, you’ll participate in a structured induction program and work alongside experienced operational, leadership and clinical teams to help set both you and the clinic up for long term success.
What We Offer
Build Something from the Beginning
Opportunities like this remain rare within Australian veterinary practice.
If you’re excited by the opportunity to help shape the future of Veterinary Technologist roles while building a community focused clinic from the ground up, we’d love to hear from you.
To apply contact Rebecca Brandich at [email protected]