Veterinary Surgeon -Weekend

Vets Now – Royal Tunbridge Wells, England, United Kingdom

Veterinary Surgeon – Weekend (Part‑time, Mid‑Senior level)

Vets Now is a thriving clinic offering an interesting caseload in emergency and critical care (ECC). This weekend position is ideal for a vet looking to develop ECC experience while maintaining a flexible lifestyle.

Option 1 –
Night Shifts

• 2:4 night shift rota, typically on the 3rd & 4th weekend. Shifts Saturday 19:00‑09:00, Sunday 19:00‑09:00, plus bank holidays.

Option 2 –
Day Shifts

• 2:4 day shift rota, typically on the 2nd & 4th weekend. Shifts Saturday 12:00‑19:30, Sunday 08:30‑19:30, plus bank holidays.

Shift mix can be tailored to your lifestyle and clinic requirements.

• Private medical insurance
• Member of employee wellbeing programme
• Enhanced maternity policy – 6 months full pay
• Family‑friendly policies – paternity and adoption pay schemes
• 7 weeks pro‑rata annual leave
• Paid birthday off
• ECC certification support – financial & paid study leave
• Access to Edge programmes
• RCVS fees, VECCS membership, VDS cover
• Reward gateway – discounts & cashback at 100+ retailers
• UK Standard Pension – 5 % Employee / 3 % Employer
• Up to 50 % discounted staff pet care
• Death in service of two times annual salary

We invest in first‑class reward and recognition benefits and in ongoing development. The Advant Edge programme fast‑tracks talented vets into a successful emergency role: 1 week hands‑on training followed by 20 hours of flexible case‑based e‑learning.

To be considered, click the link below or contact Angie Ritchie, Talent Team: email angie.ritchie@vets‑ or call 078 150 15538.

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• Seniority level:
  Mid‑Senior level
• Employment type:
  
  Part‑time
• Job function:
  Health Care Provider
• Industry: Veterinary Services

We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds, including diverse and minority groups. As a Disability Confident Employer, we encourage applicants with disabilities and health conditions and commit to providing reasonable adjustments.