The Greek Ministry of Rural Development is accepting applications for 49 temporary veterinary staff positions until March 14, 2026, to strengthen the veterinary services amidst a sheep and goat pox epidemic.
The Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food has initiated a process for applications aimed at filling 49 positions of temporary personnel. This move is part of a strategic response to the ongoing issue of sheep and goat pox, which has necessitated increased veterinary services within the country. Interested candidates are required to submit their applications and necessary documentation online via the designated platform before the deadline of March 14, 2026.
The new hires will primarily support the central veterinary services and laboratories under the Ministry, enhancing operations such as the Veterinary Center in Athens and the Veterinary Center in Thessaloniki. The goal is to expedite diagnostic and laboratory work, thereby strengthening the overall operational support of the veterinary mechanism as the country tackles the outbreak.
These positions come in response to an urgent need for specialized staff as the Ministry aims to bolster its capacity in dealing with animal health crises. The recruitment of these professionals is an essential step to ensure the rapid response required to curtail the impact of the current pox epidemic affecting livestock throughout Greece.
