St. Gallen
Official Specialist Assistant / Official Specialist Assistant Dept. Animal Protection / Problematic Dogs
- 08 September 2026
- 100%
- St. Gallen
Job summary
As the fifth-largest canton in Switzerland, we serve the community.
Tasks
- We ensure the health of people and animals with our services.
- We focus on high-quality medical provision and consumer protection.
- Join our team in animal protection and notable dog cases.
Skills
- Seeking a motivated individual ready to make a difference.
- Strong background in veterinary services and health promotion.
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills are essential.
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About the job
As the fifth largest canton in Switzerland with around 6000 employees, we are committed to the common good of society within the cantonal administration. With an impressive variety of services, our work affects all areas of life, be it education, economy, law, security, nature, health, construction, culture, and finance. Through our meaningful work, we leave a small footprint every day, as it is relevant to over half a million people.
The Department of Health, with its four offices and five services as well as around 200 employees, ensures the protection, promotion, and preservation of the health of humans and animals. This includes ensuring a high-quality basic medical care thanks to optimal hospital planning in the field of acute somatics and psychiatry, health prevention, consumer protection, and veterinary services.
The Office for Consumer Protection and Veterinary Services (AVSV), with its approximately 100 employees, is responsible for veterinary services as well as food and chemical control in the canton of St. Gallen.
For the Department of Animal Protection / Problematic Dogs, we are looking for a
Position: 80-100%
Workplace: St. Gallen
Ready for the next step? If we have piqued your interest and you would like to be part of the team, we look forward to receiving your application.
Further information from:
Dr Manuela Hessmann, Head of Department Animal Protection / Problematic Dogs, Tel. 058 229 28 00. Additional information can be found at www.avsv.sg.ch
