CVS Group UK
Residency in Veterinary Neurology and Neurosurgery

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Residency in Veterinary Neurology and Neurosurgery
Bristol Vet Specialists
We are excited to offer a three-year clinical training post that will take place at Bristol Vet Specialists, Bristol, UK, to start in July 2027. You will be supervised and supported by four ECVN-boarded specialist neurologists to prepare you for the ECVN diploma examination after completion of the programme.
Bristol Vet Specialists offers a state-of-the-art specialist neurology and neurosurgery service alongside a multidisciplinary team of veterinary specialists in internal medicine, oncology, cardiology, soft tissue surgery, orthopaedics, anaesthesia, imaging, dermatology, dentistry and ophthalmology. Bristol Vet Specialists (previously Highcroft Vet Referrals) is located in a newly purpose built state-of-the-art hospital in Avonmouth and possess advanced medical equipment (including a LINAC machine for radiation therapy treatment). There is a highly experienced nursing team. We receive cases from all over the country and give the assurance of exceptional care to all of our patients. The neurology service is composed of 4 ECVN-boarded diplomats, a neurology resident, a neurology intern and three nurses with a dedicated role to the running of the service. The residency training program has been approved by the ECVN education committee in April 2019.
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A proactive, professional approach and a positive attitude at all times, together with outstanding interpersonal skills, an ability to stay calm under pressure, great team work skills, and a commitment to practising the highest standards of veterinary medicine and patient care is required.
If you have these skills and wish to apply for the residency programme, you must be a qualified veterinary surgeon and be eligible for full membership of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS).
A minimum of twelve months experience working as a qualified Veterinary Surgeon in small animal private practice in the UK is essential. We expect that candidates will have completed a minimum of a one-year rotating internship or have gained equivalent experience in first opinion practice. There is a need to conduct research projects as part of the residency requirements and therefore an interest in research is desirable.


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Salary & Benefits
CVS Referrals residency program offers a very competitive package including a salary circa £47K (reviewed yearly), 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, RCVS and VDS membership, CPD allowance, company contributory pension scheme and other company fringe benefits. You will have access to a comprehensive online library, including veterinary and medical journals.
If you would like more information or to discuss more informally with the team please contact:
George.Nye@bristolvetspecialists.co.uk
Please apply online at www.careerswithcvs.co.uk/
Application Closing Date: 06/11/2026
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