Night Veterinary Surgeon - 5 nights in 3 weeks

British Veterinary LGBT+; Manchester; On-site; GBP 39,000 - 56,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Workplace pension

Health Shield contributions

Fully funded CPD

Discounted private medical cover

Cycle to work scheme

Flexible working applications

More than 4 weeks’ holiday

Visa Sponsorship

Job summary

A veterinary practice dedicated to inclusive care is seeking a confident and experienced Veterinary Surgeon for a night role in Manchester. Responsibilities include managing inpatients and emergency cases independently with full support from a nursing team. The hospital offers excellent facilities and opportunities for clinical progression, alongside a competitive salary and numerous benefits such as health contributions, CPD funding, and a flexible working environment. Join a supportive team that values both clients and staff, making a positive impact in the community.

Qualifications

• You must be a qualified Veterinary Surgeon and eligible to register with the RCVS.
• Experience managing inpatients and emergency cases independently is essential.

Responsibilities

• Manage inpatients and out-of-hours emergency cases as a sole charge night vet.
• Work alongside an experienced nursing team providing excellent support.
• Clinical progression opportunities with access to advanced facilities.

Skills

Confidence in managing inpatients and emergency cases

Excellent nursing support

Education

Qualified Veterinary Surgeon eligible for RCVS registration

Tools

CT scanner

Ultrasound scanners

Digital and dental radiography

Job description

Overview

An exciting opportunity is available for a confident and experienced Veterinary Surgeon to join a friendly and supportive 24-hour hospital team in a dedicated night role. The practice is committed to delivering outstanding patient care, providing an excellent client experience, and creating a positive, supportive environment for colleagues. A like-minded vet who shares these values will thrive here.

Role & Responsibilities

This is a sole-charge night position, suited to a vet who is confident managing inpatients and emergency cases independently, with excellent nursing support throughout each shift. The role offers genuine variety and a sustainable rota, allowing plenty of time away from work to recharge.

• Typical rota: 5 nights every 3 weeks
• Responsibility for hospitalised inpatients and out-of-hours emergency cases
• Supported overnight by an experienced nursing team
• Opportunity to work up a wide and stimulating caseload

Clinical progression is actively supported, with access to extensive expertise and advanced facilities across the wider group.

Facilities & Clinical Support

The hospital is exceptionally well equipped, enabling gold-standard care and ongoing professional development, including access to:

• CT scanner
• Doppler echocardiography
• Flexible and rigid endoscopy
• Digital and dental radiography
• Ultrasound scanners
• Electrocautery and laparoscopy
• Advanced anaesthesia and monitoring equipment

Location

The practice is based in a beautiful part of the country, ideally situated close to both the Peak District and the Lake District, offering exceptional outdoor lifestyle opportunities. Excellent transport links and a short train journey provide easy access to the vibrant city of Manchester.

Salary & Benefits

A competitive salary will be discussed at interview. The benefits package includes:

• Workplace pension
• Health Shield contributions for health and wellbeing treatments (including dentistry and sports massage)
• RCVS, BSAVA and BVRA fees paid
• CPD encouraged and fully funded
• Discounted employee-funded private medical cover
• Enhanced parental leave
• Buy & Sell Holiday scheme
• VDS cover
• Cycle to work scheme
• Staff pet discounts
• Flexible working applications
• Practice social events
• Internal employee appreciation and long-service awards
• More than 4 weeks’ holiday entitlement (with planned increases)
• Visa Sponsorship

As part of a wider veterinary group, there is also access to a comprehensive learning hub and specialist support network.

You must be a qualified Veterinary Surgeon and eligible to register with the RCVS to be considered for this role.

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