Veterinary Surgeon | 4‑Day Week, No OOH

Inspiring Vet Care; Barton-le-Clay; On-site; GBP 54,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

6.6 weeks holiday

Private medical insurance

Enhanced family leave and pay

RCVS fees covered

BVA membership

Cycle to Work scheme

Green Car scheme

Staff discounts

Reduced-cost veterinary care

Job summary

Inspiring Vet Care in Barton-Le-Clay, England, is hiring a Veterinary Surgeon for a full-time role with flexibility for part-time work. The position involves 40 hours per week across four days, with a weekend rota of 1 in 3 Saturdays and no out-of-hours commitments.

We offer a modern hospital, extensive equipment, and opportunities for career development within a supportive team. You’ll join a high-standard practice serving over 2 million animals through a collaborative clinical culture, with

Qualifications

• Requires Veterinary degree and RCVS registration or eligibility
• Experience in clinical practice with routine medical and surgical cases
• Strong communication skills and client relationships
• Proactive learner with openness to feedback
• Professional and reliable with ability to work independently and with a team

Responsibilities

• Deliver high standards of patient and client care across a varied caseload
• Collaborate with the wider practice team to maintain clinical excellence
• Develop clinical skills and share knowledge with colleagues

Skills

RCVS registration

Clinical practice

Communication

Team collaboration

Proactive learning

Patient care

Education

Veterinary degree (BVetMed/BS)

Job description

Inspiring Vet Care in Barton-Le-Clay, England, is hiring a Veterinary Surgeon for a full-time role with flexibility for part-time work. The position involves 40 hours per week across four days, with a weekend rota of 1 in 3 Saturdays and no out-of-hours commitments.

We offer a modern hospital, extensive equipment, and opportunities for career development within a supportive team. You’ll join a high-standard practice serving over 2 million animals through a collaborative clinical culture, with