Veterinary Surgeon – New Hospital Launch
animaltrust · Cwmbran
Job description
About the role
We are preparing to launch a brand‑new veterinary hospital in Cwmbran, opening early 2027. The role offers a mix of surgical and consulting work in a 24/7 community‑interest hospital delivering affordable, high‑quality care.
Key responsibilities
- Provide surgical and consulting veterinary services to a varied caseload.
- Deliver continuous patient care and emergency services, including out‑of‑hours consultations.
Required profile
- Qualified veterinary surgeon registered with the RCVS.
- Commitment to affordable, high‑quality pet care and community service.
Required skills
- Surgical techniques for small animals.
- Clinical consultation and diagnosis.
What we offer
- 40 hours/week, 4‑day week with 2:9 weekends.
- 6 weeks holiday, 52‑week sickness benefit.
- Private healthcare after qualifying period.
- RCVS and VDS fees paid.
- Visa sponsorship.
- Cycle‑to‑work and e‑car schemes.
- Store discounts, 20% staff discount.
- Contributory pension (4%).
- Enhanced maternity & paternity package.
- Employee assistance programme.
- Funded CPD.
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