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Veterinary Staff in Ireland is seeking a Night Vet to join an Emergency & Critical Care team in Limerick. The role focuses on out-of-hours emergencies with sole-charge during the night shift, offering a varied caseload.
You will manage emergency presentations, stabilise critical patients, and perform urgent surgeries as needed, with a rolling 5-on/10-off rota and a strong focus on work-life balance. Salary €50,000–€80,000 depending on experience, with CPD support and a pension.
OOH Veterinary Surgeon - Emergency & Critical Care
Sole Charge | 5 Nights On / 10 Nights Off | Excellent Salary Package
This is an excellent opportunity for a confident clinician who enjoys emergency and critical care work, wants a structured rota with significant time off, and is looking for strong professional and financial benefits.
The Role
This position focuses entirely on out-of-hours emergency and critical care cases, working as the sole-charge vet during the night shift.
You will be responsible for the management of emergency presentations, stabilisation of critical patients, and performing urgent surgical procedures when required.
The role offers a varied and interesting caseload, with approximately:
You will benefit from a high level of clinical autonomy, making this a very rewarding role for veterinarians who enjoy decision-making and developing their emergency medicine skills.
Working Schedule
Night shifts: 8:00 pm - 8:00 am (12-hour shifts)
Rota: 5 nights on / 10 nights off (rolling rota)
This schedule provides an excellent work-life balance with extended periods of time off between rotations.
Candidate Profile
We are looking for a veterinarian who is comfortable working independently and managing emergency cases.
The ideal candidate will have:
Previous hospital or ECC experience is desirable but not essential for the right candidate with good clinical foundations.
Salary & Benefits
Start Date
The hospital is ideally looking for someone available from the end of March or early April, although some flexibility may be possible.