Resident Veterinarian at Flexi-Personnel

The ideal candidate should be proficient in diagnosing, treating, and managing the health needs of livestock, specifically goats, sheep, and cattle. As a crucial member of the team, the individual will play a key role in maintaining the health and productivity of their animals, contributing to the success of their farming operations.

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Perform thorough examinations, diagnose illnesses, and administer treatments for goats, sheep, and cows, ensuring the best possible care for all livestock.
• Conduct and interpret diagnostic tests, including blood work and ultrasound, to identify and address health issues accurately.
• Implement vaccination programs, parasite control measures, and regular health checks to prevent diseases and promote overall herd wellness.
• Provide guidance and advice to farm staff on best practices for animal health management, including nutrition, breeding, and routine care.
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of all medical treatments, vaccinations, and health assessments, ensuring compliance with veterinary and agricultural standards.
• Respond swiftly to urgent cases, providing critical care during emergencies, including difficult births, injuries, and severe illnesses.
• Work closely with farm management and support staff to ensure the smooth functioning of daily operations and uphold high standards of animal care.

EDUCATION, PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree from an accredited veterinary school.
• Valid veterinary license to practice in Kenya.
• Previous experience in treating livestock, especially ruminants such as goats, sheep, and cattle, is highly preferred. New graduates with a strong interest in livestock care are also welcome to apply.
• Proficient in diagnostics, excellent problem-solving skills, effective communication with farm staff, and familiarity with veterinary record-keeping software.
• Ability to handle large livestock, including lifting, restraining, and working in outdoor farm conditions for extended periods.