Companion / Small animal Practice Veterinary Surgeon £40,000 - £49,999 jobs in Fixed Contract
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Veterinary Surgeon (Full Time, will consider Part Time)
Out of hours service provided by Vets Now at our Hospital. Varied case load allows opportunity to gain experience and interests.
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Small Animal Vet
We are looking for a vet to work in Leamington Spa. Experience preferred but would suit new graduate with high level of support provided.
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Mixed Vets Wanted
The successful candidates would benefit from: a generous salary package: incl house and 4x4, 4.5 day week most weeks, CPD Allowance.
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Veterinary Surgeon & Veterinary Nurse opportunities in West Midlands/North West UK
Exciting opportunities in the West Midlands and North West! VETS AND NURSES - LOCUMS AND PERMS! We are recruiting for a number of experienced Vet...
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Veterinary Surgeon - Cornwall
I am working with a leading, passionate and overall fantastic Cornwall based animal charity who boast a magnificent veterinary hospital in the area...
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Veterinary Surgeon Opportunity - Devon
It's not too late to fulfil your New Years resolution of getting the brand new job where you know you are truly valued... I definitely have the rig...
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Veterinary Surgeons - UK Wide
Lloyd & Cowan are urgently seeking Veterinary Surgeons for roles across the UK and Ireland.
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Veterinary Surgeon - Chippenham
I am working with a prestigious Vet Group that has been providing compassionate, quality services for local animals for over 50 years. With surgeri...
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Clinical Lead/Veterinary Surgeon - Swindon
On the look out for a fabulous opportunity? A bit tired of the same old day to day practice work and want to be able to make a difference? I am wor...