Share what you need
Professionals outline their experience, credentials, and availability. Hospitals describe the role, schedule, pay, duties, and on-site support.
SinaVet is building a more thoughtful way for veterinary professionals and animal hospitals to connect for relief coverage, with a carefully governed path to virtual care for pet families.
The goal is less uncertainty before a shift begins and a more connected experience for each person involved.
Professionals outline their experience, credentials, and availability. Hospitals describe the role, schedule, pay, duties, and on-site support.
Browse work by role, timing, location, and expectations. Review the details before asking a hospital to consider your profile.
Keep shift requests, decisions, messages, and confirmed coverage organized together, with credential review built into the process.
Find opportunities suited to your role and schedule. See pay and expectations up front, manage credential status, and keep confirmed shifts close at hand.
Ask about professional early access →Share your staffing need, review interested professionals, and coordinate with authorized team members from one place.
Ask about hospital early access →SinaVet is planning a Florida-first pathway for pet families to request audiovisual consultations. A Florida-licensed veterinarian must decide whether virtual care is appropriate and whether an in-person visit is needed. This service is not open for booking yet.
Veterinarians, veterinary technicians or nurses, veterinary assistants, animal hospitals and clinics, and pet families seeking appropriate virtual care when that service becomes available.
Not yet. The platform is preparing for launch. You can email the team to register your interest; that email is not an account or booking.
The planned marketplace will show the role, hours, pay, duties, requirements, and support details. Hospitals will review requests and decide whom to confirm.
No. Virtual consultation booking is not open. Any future care workflow will be limited by patient location, veterinarian licensure, clinical judgment, and applicable Florida requirements.
No. For severe distress, breathing difficulty, collapse, uncontrolled bleeding, or another urgent concern, seek an emergency veterinary hospital immediately.
Email info@sinavets.com. You may also visit the existing practice website at SinaVets.com.