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Purosearch Ltd. in Lanark invites a passionate Small Animal Veterinary Surgeon to join a supportive and growing practice. The role offers flexible hours tailored to personal commitments and a strong focus on work-life balance.
Based in a modern, RCVS-accredited hospital with a diverse caseload, the team provides mentorship and collaboration. Competitive salary up to £65,000, CPD, generous leave, and wellbeing benefits are on offer.
A passionate and forward-thinking Veterinary Surgeon is invited to join a supportive and growing practice that truly invests in its people. This role offers genuine flexibility, with working hours tailored to suit individual lifestyles and personal commitments – because maintaining a healthy work-life balance is just as important as delivering excellent care.
At the heart of the practice are its clients and their pets. As the team continues to expand, the goal remains simple: to provide the highest standard of veterinary care to every patient, every time. With a diverse caseload and a strong support network, the practice welcomes applications from vets at all stages of their career – whether newly qualified or experienced and ready for a new challenge in a collaborative, nurturing environment.
The flagship hospital is based in the Royal Burgh of Lanark – a bustling market town nestled in the picturesque Clyde Valley. From scenic waterfalls and lochs to tranquil woodlands, there’s plenty to explore on days off. And for those who prefer city life, Glasgow is just a 40‑minute drive away.
The practice provides high standards of veterinary care across its Lanark hospital and branches in Lesmahagow and Wishaw. As an RCVS-accredited, modern facility, it’s equipped with everything from laser therapy and video endoscopy to ultrasound and digital x‑ray.
The practice prides itself on a skilled and dedicated group of nurses who run regular clinics and provide 24/7 cover, ensuring consistent, high-quality patient care.
The 14‑strong vet team includes both recent graduates and certificate holders, each bringing unique interests and experiences – from hiking and paddleboarding to baking. Regular clinical discussions encourage shared learning and support across all levels.
While the team provides its own on‑call service, it’s structured to protect personal time. On‑call duties are shared evenly, currently at just one week in eleven, helping maintain that all-important balance outside of work.
No two days are the same in this varied and rewarding role. Consults are typically 15 minutes, allowing time for thorough, high‑quality care. More experienced vets will be comfortable with occasional sole charge during on‑call duties, while less experienced colleagues will have full support from the wider team.