ECC Veterinary Internship: ICU & Research Rotations

VC Evidensia UK; Glasgow; Hybrid; GBP 32,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

VDS costs covered

RCVS registration fees covered

7 weeks annual leave

Birthday off

CPD allowance

Mentorship by ECC specialists

Job summary

Vets Now Glasgow is offering a 13‑month Discipline-Specific Internship in Emergency and Critical Care within our ECC team. You’ll rotate day, back, and night shifts, gain hands‑on ICU experience, and engage in seminars, research, and taught sessions with mentors.

Applicants must hold a veterinary degree recognised by the RCVS, be eligible to work in the UK, and have ECC exposure. A structured mentorship pathway can lead to residency opportunities.

Qualifications

• RCVS‑recognised veterinary degree required.
• RCVS registration or eligibility to register.
• Prior completion of a small animal rotating internship or significant ECC experience.
• Eligibility to work in the UK (visa sponsorship available).

Responsibilities

• Participate in the planning, diagnosis, and treatment of ECC cases.
• Manage ICU patients and emergency referrals under supervision.
• Collaborate with other disciplines to ensure holistic patient care.
• Actively engage in seminars, journal clubs, and ad-hoc teaching sessions.
• Contribute to clinical research projects alongside mentors.
• Maintain high clinical standards, accurate records, and ethical patient care.
• Work effectively with ECC specialists, residents, and senior nurses in an inclusive and respectful team environment.

Skills

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Team collaboration

Education

RCVS-recognised veterinary degree

Job description

Vets Now Glasgow is offering a 13‑month Discipline-Specific Internship in Emergency and Critical Care within our ECC team. You’ll rotate day, back, and night shifts, gain hands‑on ICU experience, and engage in seminars, research, and taught sessions with mentors.

Applicants must hold a veterinary degree recognised by the RCVS, be eligible to work in the UK, and have ECC exposure. A structured mentorship pathway can lead to residency opportunities.