Croft Vets
Veterinary Surgeon

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Company Description
Croft Vets has been providing dedicated veterinary care to pets in Bolsover, Totley, and the wider Chesterfield and Sheffield areas since 1992. The practice is committed to treating every animal as a valued member of the family, offering compassionate care for both routine conditions and urgent, life-saving emergencies. The team consists of highly trained, skilled, and passionate veterinary professionals who focus on delivering high standards of clinical care. Croft Vets takes pride in all aspects of its services and understands the importance of pets in clients’ lives, aiming to provide a supportive and reassuring experience for both patients and their caregivers.
Role Description
The Veterinary Surgeon will work full-time on-site, delivering high-quality clinical care to small animal patients. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Performing consultations
- Diagnosing and treating medical conditions
- Carrying out surgical procedures
- Managing anesthesia and post-operative care
- Interpreting laboratory results
- Creating treatment plans
- Advising clients on preventative healthcare
- Maintaining accurate medical records


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The role also involves collaborating closely with veterinary nurses and support staff, contributing to clinical decision-making, and supporting the continuous improvement of practice standards and patient outcomes.
Qualifications
- Strong skills in Veterinary Surgery, including routine and emergency procedures, and confident anesthesia and pain management competencies.
- Competence in Veterinary Medicine and general Medicine, with the ability to diagnose, treat, and manage a wide range of small animal conditions.
- Laboratory Skills for performing and interpreting in-house diagnostics and working effectively with external laboratories.
- Proficiency in Pet Care, including preventative healthcare, nutrition advice, and client education to support long-term animal wellbeing.
- Relevant veterinary degree (MRCVS or eligibility for RCVS registration) and compliance with professional and regulatory requirements.
- Clear, empathetic communication skills, with the ability to explain clinical conditions and treatment options to clients.
- Ability to work collaboratively within a clinical team, show sound clinical judgment, and remain calm under pressure.
- Previous small animal practice experience is highly advantageous; interest in further clinical development or a particular discipline is welcomed.
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