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A leading veterinary hospital in West Yorkshire is seeking a Veterinary Surgeon for its small animal team. The role includes a flexible 4-day workweek with varying shifts and focuses on emergency critical care and in-patient management. Ideal candidates should have UK first-opinion experience, with opportunities for those interested in ophthalmology. The hospital invests in its team's professional development with CPD allowances and training opportunities.
Job Title: Veterinary Surgeon (Day Team) – Small Animal Hospital
Region: Yorkshire and Humber
County: West Yorkshire
Profession: Veterinary Surgeon
Category: Small Animal
Position: Permanent
Start Date: ASAP
End Date: Ongoing
Accommodation: No
Job Description: We’re proud to be recruiting on behalf of a forward-thinking, multi-vet small animal hospital known for its clinical excellence, innovation, and commitment to staff development.
You’ll be joining a dedicated team of 70 colleagues, including 15 experienced vets, within a hospital that supports both first-opinion and referral-level care.
Here you will find a practice culture that emphasises collaboration, progression, and professional growth, offering certificate sponsorships and advanced training opportunities.
4-day working week (Mon–Fri)
1 in 4 weekends (Sat & Sun, 10 hours/day) – no sole charge
Focus on ECC, 30-minute sick pet consults, and inpatient care
You’ll be supported by certificate holders in Surgery, Medicine, and Dentistry, and have access to a proactive in-house CPD and clinical development programme.
There are two potential focuses for this position:
Please note: Due to the hospital’s high clinical standards and complex caseload, this role is not suitable for new graduates or vets without prior UK practice experience.
The hospital frequently manages advanced procedures and cases including surgical procedures such as oesophageal tube placements, Seldinger chest drains, peritoneal drains, pigtail urinary catheters, exploratory laparotomies, enterotomies/enterectomies, caesareans, and pyometra.
Medical conditions managed include Addison’s disease, DKA, severe pancreatitis, and transfusion medicine.
Diagnostics & Procedures offered: TFAST/AFAST, endoscopy, negative pressure wound therapy, urinary catheterisation.
Fully equipped hospital with comprehensive, cutting-edge diagnostic and surgical tools.
£1,500 annual CPD allowance.
Certificate sponsorship encouraged and supported.
Part of an in-house CPD and clinical development team.