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Part-time Vet surgeon - Hospital, Wales

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Salary: £50,000–£60,000 FTE
Location: Bridgend, South Wales
3 fixed days per week
8am–5pm
NO OOH
Independent, vet-owned RCVS Accredited Hospital
The Vet Office is recruiting an experienced Veterinary Surgeon for a fantastic part-time hospital position in an independent practice in South Wales.
A particularly interesting opportunity for an experienced vet who wants to continue working at hospital level while enjoying a predictable 3-day working week and no out-of-hours.
WORKING HOURS
3 fixed days per week, 8am–5pm:
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Monday OR Friday
No OOH.
THE ROLE
You will have responsibility for hospitalised patients and outpatient diagnostics, working alongside an experienced clinical team.
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Your responsibilities will include:
- Assessing new admissions
- Planning and reviewing treatment
- Managing inpatient and ECC cases
- Outpatient diagnostic imaging
- Maintaining strong clinical standards
- Supporting and coaching graduate vets
- Communicating with colleagues and owners to ensure continuity of care
WHY CONSIDER THIS ROLE?
- Independent, vet-owned hospital
- £50,000–£60,000 FTE
- Only 3 fixed working days per week
- No OOH
- Own dedicated OOH team providing continuity of care
- High hospital standards and excellent facilities
- Interesting and varied caseload
- Procedures retained in-house
- EMS, VetGDP and VN training practice
- Strong focus on learning and clinical development
- No corporate targets or pressures


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PACKAGE
- £50,000–£60,000 FTE, pro-rated for part-time hours
- £1,500 + 5 days CPD FTE
- Enhanced CPD package for Advanced Practitioners
- RCVS and VDS fees covered
- Professional membership paid
- 5 weeks holiday
- 50% staff discount
WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR?
An experienced Veterinary Surgeon who is confident with inpatient care, ECC, diagnostics and clinical decision-making.
Experience as a VetGDP Adviser would be particularly valuable.
Postgraduate qualifications or Advanced Practitioner status in Medicine, ECC, Diagnostic Imaging or Cardiology would also be highly regarded.
Interested?
Send your CV to The Vet Office info@thevetoffice.com
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