We have an opportunity for a Small Animal Veterinary Surgeon to join the team at our veterinary practice Broom Cottage, in Wilmslow. The role will cover a circa 12-month maternity leave from October 2024, working full time over a 4-day week plus a 1:4 Saturday, 1:12 Sunday and bank holiday rota.

We have a great opportunity for a Small Animal Vet to join the team at our busy first opinion RCVS accredited Charter practice in Newcastle-Under-Lyme. The role is full time, working 4 days per week and will involve a 2:11 Saturday morning. All OOH and in-patient care are looked after by Vets now.

We are currently looking for a Vet to be based across 2 of our GP practices in Cheshire, Lymm Veterinary Surgery and Birchwood Vets in Warrington. We are looking for an experienced SA GP vet who is happy working across consults, medicine work ups and general first opinion surgical cases, both teams offer a wealth of experience within their roles and also within the Willows Veterinary Group.
This is a full-time opportunity however, part-time job shares would be considered.

We are looking for a Small Animal Vet to join our team at Station House Veterinary Surgery in a full-time capacity. You would be working alongside a team of 3 Vets, Head nurse plus an experienced nurse and reception team. Part-time applications would also be considered.

We are now looking to recruit an experienced Small Animal Veterinary Surgeon to join our team on a full-time basis at Holly House Veterinary Surgery in Knutsford, Cheshire. The role could involve the opportunity to nurture and support recent graduates so if you have your Vet GDP training this would be beneficial.

We are looking for a Small Animal Vet to join our team on a full-time basis, we would also consider 2 part-time Vets to take on a job share opportunity. Ideally, we would be interested in applicants who are an all-round GP Vet working across surgery and medicine cases. There is also the option to get involved as a Vet GDP advisor to support and mentor our graduate cohort.

We have a great opportunity for an OOH Small Animal Vet to join the team at our RCVS accredited Tier 3 Hospital. The role will involve working 9-night shifts within a 6 week period set on a rota. You would be part of a team of 4 OOH Vets that run the OOH service. The role will involve taking care of current inpatients and any emergency cases from the outlying practices.

We have a fabulous opportunity to join our practice in Knutsford as Head Nurse. This is an opportunity to join the experienced team where our aim is to treat our patients as though they were our own animals and to treat our clients in the way we would wish to be dealt with ourselves. This is a temporary role in order to provide cover for the maternity leave of the current job holder and is expected to be required from August for up to a year. This is a full-time role based on working 37.5 hours per week plus weekend rota requirements.

Please apply directly – no agency submissions

Head Nurse required for a practice in Haughton Green, Denton.

Would you love to work with a fun, friendly, experienced team? Would you love to join and help to lead a supportive environment where everyone is valued?

Then look no further… Manchester Vet Clinic, just 5 miles out of Manchester City Centre, is an RCVS accredited, busy, thriving practice with an excellent local reputation and loyal client base. We are now looking for a full time, head nurse who has experience working in a busy first opinion practice, to work with us, providing the very best care to our patients whilst providing you with a fantastic work-life balance. This is a full-time role based on working 37.5 hours a week which could be worked over 4 days.

Please apply directly – no agency submissions.

Our aim within the practice is to treat our patients as though they were our own animals,
and to treat our clients in the way we would wish to be dealt with ourselves.
This philosophy should be carried through at all levels, in terms of our demeanour,
appearance, professionalism and communication (between vets, clients, external
providers such as laboratories and staff). We all have a part to play in ensuring the smooth
running of the various aspects of the practice.

Our aim within the practice is to treat our patients as though they were our own animals,
and to treat our clients in the way we would wish to be dealt with ourselves.
Responsibility for creating and maintaining the highest standards of nursing care and
professional performance.
To liaise with the Veterinary Surgeons to ensure maintenance of ‘best’ veterinary practice
and effective running of the practice and continue the building of bonds in the community
and with our clients.