Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging Junior Clinician/Intern

European Association of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging; Bristol; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 22,000; Full time

Job summary

Langford Vets invites applications for a one-year internship in veterinary diagnostic imaging. The successful candidate will join a department of European Diplomates, residents and radiographers at Langford Vets Small Animal Hospital in the Southwest of England, under full supervision.

The internship runs for one year from late January/early February 2027, with training across imaging modalities and opportunities for clinical research.

Qualifications

• Eligible to work permanently in the UK.
• At least two years post-graduate experience.
• Ideally have done general practice and a recognised small animal rotating internship.

Responsibilities

• Assist in acquisition and interpretation of diagnostic imaging studies under supervision.
• Receive training in all modalities with supervision by senior staff.
• Contribute to clinical research activities and ongoing education.
• Potential progression into a residency position after completion.

Job description

Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging Junior Clinician/Intern

Langford Vets are pleased to invite applications for an internship in veterinary diagnostic imaging. The successful candidate will join our close-knit department of four European Diplomates, three small animal track residents and three radiographers based at the Langford Vets Small Animal Hospital, working within the largest team of specialists and specialists-in-training in the Southwest of England.

The position is a fixed-term one-year post beginning in late January/early February 2027. You will form a vital part of the department’s clinical service in both acquisition and interpretation of imaging studies, with training given in all relevant modalities under full supervision by the senior staff. The role will involve some out of hours responsibilities. Engagement with clinical research is expected and encouraged. The role is ideal for individuals wishing to pursue further development in diagnostic imaging, and there will be the potential to progress into a residency position upon successful completion.

Applicants must be eligible to work permanently in the UK, have at least two years post-graduate experience, and ideally have undertaken both general practice work and a recognised small animal rotating internship.

For more information, please contact Alison Major, Clinical Lead in Diagnostic Imaging ([e-mail] ). The closing date for applications is the 23rd August, and interviews will take place on the 8th September, either in person or via video conference.