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Bridge Referrals Ltd is expanding its Emergency Vet Team (EVT) and seeks an experienced ECC Registered Veterinary Nurse for out-of-hours work. Join a founding team delivering ICU and emergency care in a supportive, high-performance environment.
The role includes 4 nights on/6 nights off, up to 6.6 weeks leave, a certificate uplift, CPD allowance, birthday day off, Health Shield cover, and Cycle to Work. Work with a forward-thinking team focused on exceptional patient care.
Are you an experienced ECC nurse with a strong background in ICU care, looking for a rewarding out-of-hours role?
Bridge Referrals is expanding, and we’re excited to introduce Emergency Vet Team (EVT) – a brand-new out-of-hours and emergency service built from the ground up to deliver exceptional patient care while creating a workplace where nurses genuinely enjoy working out of hours.
This is a rare opportunity to join a founding team, helping shape how an ECC service runs while working in a highly supportive, forward-thinking environment.
We’re looking for Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVNs) who are confident working overnight, think calmly under pressure and enjoy being part of a close-knit clinical team. Previous OOH experience is highly desirable.
As an OOH/ECC RVN, you will play a vital role in the delivery of emergency and critical care, working alongside our veterinary surgeons to manage a varied and complex caseload.
You will be heavily involved in the nursing of critically ill patients, requiring confidence in:
This is a hands-on role where your nursing skills will be fully utilised at an advanced level.
You’ll be working within a truly advanced clinical setting. Our facilities include MRI, CT, ultrasound, endoscopy, arthroscopy, laparoscopy, fluoroscopy (dedicated theatre), separate medical and surgical wards, an in-house laboratory, advanced anaesthesia equipment and ventilators.
Our new ICU/high-dependency unit will further enhance our ability to care for complex and critically ill patients, placing nursing care at the centre of everything we do.