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Vets Now Chesterfield is seeking a dedicated Vet Surgeon to join our out-of-hours emergency and critical care team. You’ll work weekend and Sunday shifts, providing urgent care for sick and injured small animals and collaborating with a passionate on-site team.
Alongside skill development in ECC, you’ll access unrivalled training, mentoring from senior clinicians, and a comprehensive benefits package. We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds and are Disability Confident.
Vets Now Chesterfield provides out-of-hours veterinary care for dogs, cats and small animals. Our team, work nights, weekends and bank holidays to provide emergency and critical care for sick and injured small animals when they need it most.
Out-of-hours doesn’t mean all hours, and the flexibility and support we provide makes balancing life easier for many of our team. If you’re looking to pick up weekend hours or enhance your ECC skills, this role could be ideal. We’re looking for Vet Surgeons to work up to 3:4 Sundays 0900-1900 or 1100-2100 depending on the time of year. There’s also the option working Fridays 1830-0900 or a combination of both days.
When you join us as an ECC vet, you’ll have access to unrivalled training, mentoring from Senior Vet Natalie and pathways to create your career journey led by experienced ECC clinicians. You’ll also receive an exceptional benefits package that includes:
Along with being supported in clinic with committed colleagues, our central support teams are here to help too. With dedicated complaint and customer service teams, a weight is taken off your shoulders to concentrate on the cases in front of you.
Join a warm, supportive and established team at Vets Now Chesterfield. For further information contact Anne in our Talent team through anne.longmire@vets-now.com
We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds, including those from diverse and minority groups. As a Disability Confident Employer, we encourage candidates with disabilities and health conditions to apply and are committed to providing reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process.