Registered Veterinary Nurse – New Hull Hospital
animaltrust · Hull
Job description
About the role
We are preparing to launch a brand-new veterinary hospital in Hull, opening in January 2027, and are looking for Registered Veterinary Nurses to join our team. The role is nurse-led, allowing you to fully utilise your nursing expertise while delivering affordable, high-quality care to a diverse caseload of pets. You will work in a supportive, collaborative environment that operates 24/7, providing both routine and emergency services.
Key responsibilities
- Utilise nursing skills in a nurse-led approach to deliver patient care.
- Manage a varied caseload, including day-time and out-of-hours consultations.
Required profile
- Qualified Registered Veterinary Nurse.
- Commitment to work 40 hours per week on a 4-day week pattern with occasional weekend shifts.
What we offer
- 6 weeks holiday including bank holidays.
- CPD funding and RCVS/VDS fees paid.
- Contributory pension scheme (4%).
- Employee assistance programme and mental-health counselling.
- Store discounts, staff discount 20%, E-Car and cycle-to-work schemes.
- Refer-a-Friend bonus.
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