The University of Edinburgh
Lecturer in Farm Animal Practice
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Lecturer in Farm Animal Practice
# Lecturer in Farm Animal Practice – Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
Position Details
- Grade: UE08
- Salary: £50,253 – £61,759 per annum
- Contract: Full-time (35 hours/week) permanent
- Location: Edinburgh
- Post type: Open-ended (permanent) contract + on-call requirements (1 in 6 rota)
About the Role
Join the University of Edinburgh—a world-class research institution dedicated to academic excellence, student and staff wellbeing, and cutting-edge innovation in veterinary medicine.
The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies (R(D)SVS) is seeking an enthusiastic and experienced farm clinician to join as a Lecturer in Farm Animal Practice.
Key Responsibilities
- Actively develop and manage the Farm Animal Practice & Hospital, including first-opinion veterinary care for local farms (specialising in beef, sheep, dairy, camelids, pigs, and smallholders).
- Provide referral and consultancy services, alongside undergraduate teaching in farm animal husbandry and disease prevention.
- Engage in research to strengthen our clinical and husbandry knowledge.
- Collaboration across teams to uphold professional standards and drive the reputation of R(D)SVS.
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Facilities & Opportunities
- Use of:
- Mobile hydraulic foot trimming crush
- 3 Easiscans (electronic scanning systems)
- 1 Sector scanner
- Portable digital X-ray
- On-site lab/testing equipment (including post-mortem and clinical pathology)
- Participation in recognised residency programmes (ECBHM and ECSRHM).
- Access to specialist surgical and diagnostic services when required.
Requirements
- MRCVS qualification essential.
- Extensive farm animal experience.
- Preference given to candidates with postgraduate qualifications (not mandatory).
- Must be able to work independently and collaboratively, communicated effectively with colleagues, clients, and students.
- Must hold or be eligible for UK Ordinary Driving Licence (free of significant penalties).
- Satisfactory Level 2 Disclosure Check required.
- Eligible to become, or already holds status as, an Official Veterinarian.
To be an Official Veterinarian, applicants must meet UK legal requirements (e.g., familiarity with OIE, welfare and food hygiene legislation).
About the University of Edinburgh
Why Work Here?
✅ One of the world’s top research universities, recognised for excellence in veterinary science. ✅ Salary range: £50,253 - £61,759 (current eligibility for Market Force Supplement). ✅ Generous benefits: Including 29 days annual leave, defined pensions, flexible work, family-friendly policies, wide staff discounts, and wellness programs. ✅ **A diverse and inclusive environment—**Silver Athena SWAN awardee in gender equality, Stonewall Scotland Diversity Champion, and Race Equality Charter member.
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Application Process
Submit your application with:
- A detailed CV
- Cover letter
Deadline: 30th July 2026
Further Information:
- Note: The University will not sponsor visas for our applicants.
- Right-to-Work checks apply; further details on the University website.
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