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Veterinary Internship - ECC

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Vets Now is the European leader in Emergency and Critical Care (ECC), recognised for its national emergency service provision, fast-track training programmes (Edge), and European Board of Veterinary Specialisation Residency in Glasgow. At our Manchester referral hospital, we are proud to offer a well-established ECC Internship programme. Interns join a multi-disciplinary hospital environment, supported by residency-trained and board-certified ECC clinicians, and gain hands-on experience in a well-equipped ICU. Role Overview This 12-month internship is designed for veterinarians seeking to strengthen their skills in emergency and critical care, whether as preparation for residency applications or to deepen clinical confidence in ECC practice. We would be looking for the successful intern to join the team on the 28th September 2026. The role is primarily based in the ICU, managing emergency referrals, with a rolling rota and no on-call duties. Interns will engage in clinical work, structured training, and collaborative case discussions with a strong focus on patient care and professional development. Key Responsibilities As an ECC Intern, you will: *Deliver emergency and critical care under close supervision. *Manage ICU patients and emergency referrals across multiple disciplines. *Participate in case planning, diagnosis, treatment, and record keeping. *Engage proactively in case discussions with clinicians, residents, and nursing teams. *Contribute to research projects, seminars, journal clubs, and teaching opportunities. *Uphold high standards of clinical care, professionalism, and animal welfare. Requirements To apply, you must have: *A veterinary degree recognised by the RCVS. *Eligibility or registration with the RCVS. *Strong communication, teamwork, and record-keeping skills. *The ability to remain calm, prioritise, and perform effectively under pressure. *A compassionate, professional, and reliable approach. *Preferred (not essential): *Completion of a Small Animal Rotating Internship in a multi-disciplinary referral hospital. Benefits *Salary: £35,000 per annum *Professional Costs Covered: VDS and RCVS registration fees *Leave: 7 weeks annual leave, plus your birthday off *Learning & Development: *Allocated time for externships *Inclusion in IVC Evidensia ECC Specialty Group meetings (case discussions and journal clubs) *Additional CPD/conference allowance *Mentorship: Dedicated clinical mentor to support your training, research, and professional growth Inclusion & Diversity We are committed to fostering a supportive and inclusive workplace. We encourage applications from veterinarians of all backgrounds and will consider reasonable adjustments during the recruitment process. How to Apply Submit your CV, cover letter, and references via the application link or directly by email to: ryan.powell@ivcevidensia.com For more details, contact Ryan Powell (Talent Team) on 07816 202690 or at ryan.powell@ivcevidensia.com. Key Dates Applications Open: 13th April 2026 Application Deadline: 22nd May 2026 Interviews: Week commencing 08th & 15th June 2026 (via Microsoft Teams for Rotating and mix of in person and Teams for DSI) Offer Date: 22nd June 2026 Programme Start Date: 28th September 2026 Begin your ECC journey with Vets Now Manchester and gain unparalleled experience in a supportive, specialist-led environment. \n
\n £35,000 - £35,000 a year £35000, Plus Benefits \n
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