Permanent Clinical Lead Veterinary Surgeon

Recruit4vets; Norwich; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading veterinary practice in Norwich is seeking a Clinical Lead Veterinary Surgeon to join their experienced team. The role includes supervising a supportive team, ensuring high standards of clinical care, and offers career progression opportunities within a purpose-built facility equipped with the latest technology. The position is full-time with a starting salary of £60,000, along with various standard benefits and lifestyle discounts.

Benefits

Pension

Healthcare

Professional memberships

Lifestyle discounts

Career progression

Qualifications

• Experience in leading a veterinary team.
• High standards of clinical care.
• Ability to handle routine and complex veterinary procedures.

Responsibilities

• Lead and manage the veterinary team with varied caseloads.
• Ensure audit and assessment of team performance.
• Administer veterinary care and monitor animal health.

Skills

Leadership

Veterinary Care

Communication

Emergency First Aid

Education

Qualified Veterinary Surgeon

Job description

Permanent Clinical Lead Veterinary Surgeon - Norwich

Details:

• Type: Small Animal
• Practice Type: They are one of 3 practices in Norwich, individually owned and operated within a group.
• Team: Supportive, experienced team with specialists in surgery and ophthalmology, plus four vets studying for certificates.
• Equipment: Ultrasound, digital X-ray, dental X-ray, endoscopy, tonometry, slit lamp, multi-parameter units, in-house lab.

Role:

Seeking an experienced Clinical Lead/Vet to join their friendly team. The practice is purpose-built with all necessary equipment, offering support and development from an experienced regional team. Future partnership prospects and expansion plans are available.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead the team managing varied caseloads and demonstrate ownership.
• Be responsible for the veterinary team.
• Ensure high standards of clinical care and client service.
• Manage staffing and absence issues.
• Cover rota gaps when needed.
• Audit and assess team performance regularly.
• Complete all veterinary duties daily.
• Administer high-level veterinary care and monitor animal progress.
• Prioritize emergency and first aid actions.
• Collaborate with nursing staff and understand good nursing practices.
• Handle routine and complex consultations confidently.
• Perform non-routine procedures effectively.

Hours & Salary:

40 hours/week, no out-of-hours. Salary starts at £60,000.

Benefits:

Standard benefits (pension, healthcare, memberships), plus career progression, lifestyle, and shopping discounts.