First impressions count. Our approximately 200 veterinary practice assistants know this well: they are usually the first point of contact for animals and their families. Through individual, needs-based communication and careful coordination, they ensure a positive care experience from the outset. In everyday practice, they take on important clinical support and administrative tasks and assist the veterinary team. Find out more below. Let’s advance the future of veterinary care in Switzerland together.
Our specialisations
For newly qualified veterinary practice assistants
Have you successfully completed your apprenticeship as a veterinary practice assistant and would you like to gain new professional experience? At VetTrust, we give young talent the opportunity to apply the skills acquired during training across our diverse network and to develop both professionally and personally over the long term.
For experienced veterinary practice assistants
Are you a veterinary practice assistant with several years of professional experience? At VetTrust, you can put your expertise to good use and take on varied tasks with real responsibility.
For leaders
Would you like to work as a veterinary practice assistant while also taking on leadership responsibilities? As a lead veterinary practice assistant at VetTrust, you work closely with the lead veterinarian and actively shape the clinical and organisational development of your location. You lead and support your team of veterinary practice assistants and serve as a key contact for employees and other internal teams.
Your benefits
We offer our employees a wide range of benefits, from flexible working arrangements and individual opportunities to develop skills and careers to health-promoting initiatives. This creates the best possible conditions for lasting satisfaction while supporting our employees’ mental and physical health and long-term wellbeing.
Our application process
- Explore our current vacancies on our job portal
- Do you have questions or would you like to know more? Use the relevant button to book a Coffee Chat
- Apply for one or more advertised positions through the job portal. If nothing suitable is available, you are welcome to submit an unsolicited application using the relevant button
- Upload your CV and certificates (e.g. apprenticeship completion certificate, vocational trainer certificate); a cover letter is optional
- Your application is usually reviewed by recruitment and the regional managers within two weeks
- An initial meeting (usually online via MS Teams)
- A trial work session and an in-person meeting on site
- Signing the contract