We're looking for a superstar veterinary nurse with a love for sharing knowledge and a ravenous appetite for reading the latest journal articles.

This is a work from home position contract position, so you are not limited to being located in Melbourne, or even Australia. Overseas qualified veterinary nurses are welcome to apply.

In this contract role, for approximately one day per week (flexible hours), you'll be responsible for collating and disseminating current recommendations for nursing care and related activities, with an evidence based approach, via various channels.

You will be responsible for:-

• Making recommendations for changes or inclusions to our learning materials to keep them current (along side our amazing peer review team)
• Writing technical blog posts for our website
• Summarising and emailing our team with information on new recommendations, treatments and products as they emerge
• Compiling and sending our ACVN Vet Nurse Life newsletter
• Posting interesting information and facilitating discussions in our student Facebook groups
• Creating and scheduling informative evidence based social media posts
• Assisting our team with recommendations and information for new merchandise and resources

You'll need an artistic streak too, as you'll be responsible for constructing our social media posts to go with the great information you write about. We'll provide access to the necessary software to complete all these tasks. A good eye for photography and picture composition is a bonus. You will have support from our in house graphic designer and website developer.

You:-

• Are a qualified veterinary nurse with additional post-grad qualifications
• Have at least 5 years of veterinary nursing experience post graduation
• Love and undertake CPD regularly including perusing journal articles
• Have a fast internet connection and a WHS compliant home office set up
• Are tech savvy as you'll need to learn and use graphics software, various cloud based platforms and social media
• Write well with an engaging and conversational style whilst still imparting technical knowledge
• Love hints, tips and advocate for change.

To apply, please submit a copy of your CV and qualifications, copies of, or links to, journal or blog articles you have written (or some other form of your writing on veterinary nursing topics), screenshots or similar of social media posts you have written (or mockups of some).

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.