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Weekend Vet Surgeon

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Weekend Vet Surgeon
Up to £45ph DOE plus benefits
Now for a rewarding ECC caseload a Vets Now Stirling
This role offers a unique opportunity to support the opening of our new Stirling clinic, working within a purpose built, state of the art environment designed to deliver exceptional emergency and critical care.
The clinic will be a large, single level site featuring:
- Three operating theatres
- Multiple diagnostic suites and treatment areas (including future CT capability)
- Six consult rooms
- Separate cat, dog and isolation facilities
- Secure outdoor spaces
- Ample on-site parking
You’ll be working alongside a supportive and experienced team, helping to establish a high performing clinic from day one while delivering outstanding ECC care in a modern, well-equipped setting.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Now for work-life balance
Out-of-hours doesn’t mean all hours, and the flexibility and support we provide makes balancing life easier for many of our team. If you’re looking to pick up weekend hours or enhance your ECC skills, this role could be ideal. Weekend Vet Surgeons will have the choice of two rota patterns:
- 1:4 Saturday and Sunday nights (1900-0900) plus 1:4 Saturday and Sunday days (1200-1930 and 0830-1930)
- Every Sunday 1200-2200
Both include a share of bank holidays
Now for investing in you
When you join us as an ECC vet, you’ll have access to unrivalled training, mentoring and pathways to create your career journey led by experienced ECC clinicians. You’ll also receive an exceptional benefits package that includes:


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- Seven weeks pro rata annual leave
- Private medical insurance
- Up to 50% discounted staff pet care
- £1,500 CPD allowance plus 35 paid hours pro rata
- Access to our AdvantEdge programme
This is an exciting opportunity to join a brand-new clinic, with start dates scheduled around the opening in November 2026. For further information contact Anne in our Talent team through anne.longmire@vets-now.com
We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds, including those from diverse and minority groups. As a Disability Confident Employer, we encourage candidates with disabilities and health conditions to apply and are committed to providing reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process.
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