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Purovets is seeking a Veterinary Surgeon for a practice in Faversham, Kent. The role offers a flexible three- or four-day week with no out-of-hours work and a supportive team.
You’ll enjoy excellent facilities, access to digital X-ray with AI diagnostics, ultrasound, IDEXX lab equipment, and opportunities to pursue your clinical interests and leadership paths.
Looking for a vet position that offers variety, a supportive team and a better work-life balance? If so, this could be the one for you…
We’re recruiting for a Veterinary Surgeon to join our client who are based in Faversham, where you’ll have access to excellent facilities, opportunities to develop your clinical interests and a team that genuinely values its people.
With a flexible three- or four-day working week, no out-of-hours work and no bank holiday shifts, this is an opportunity to enjoy your career without sacrificing your time outside the practice.
You’ll join a collaborative clinical team, delivering high-quality care across a varied caseload of medical and surgical cases. There’s scope to build on your existing skills, develop areas of particular interest and share your knowledge with colleagues.
The practices are well equipped, with a team that’s keen to keep investing in new technology and equipment to improve patient outcomes. You’ll have the support to practise good medicine, develop your confidence and make a meaningful contribution to the team.
Whether you’re looking to consolidate your experience or take the next step in your career, you’ll have access to structured development, peer support and clear progression opportunities.
Alongside the salary and welcome package, you’ll benefit from:
You’ll be an RCVS-registered Veterinary Surgeon, or eligible to register, with experience in clinical practice and growing confidence in routine medical and surgical cases.
Just as importantly, you’ll enjoy working as part of a team, communicate well with clients and colleagues, and be keen to keep learning and developing your clinical skills.