Animal Health

Veterinary Surgeon - Chesterfield

Job description

Veterinary Surgeon

Archer Chesterfield is recruiting for an experienced Veterinary Surgeon to join a standalone practice located on the edge of the Peak District. With access to a varied caseload including exotic species such as snakes, this is an excellent opportunity for a vet who enjoys clinical variety and outdoor living.

The role also includes mentoring responsibility for a newly qualified vet completing their Graduate Development Programme (GDP), making this a great opportunity for an experienced clinician looking to support the next generation of veterinary professionals.

Key Details

  • From £65,000 FTE depending on experience.
  • 1 in 4 weekends, with no out-of-hours work.
  • Exotics seen, including snakes.
  • Mentoring responsibility for a newly qualified vet on GDP.
  • Standalone practice.
  • No visa sponsorship available.

Key Responsibilities

  • Deliver first-opinion consultations, communicating clearly and compassionately with owners.
  • Perform routine surgery, dentistry and medical work-ups appropriate to your experience.
  • Work closely with RVNs and support staff to maintain safe and efficient patient flow.
  • Maintain accurate clinical records and contribute to a positive, collaborative team environment.

Requirements

  • Registered with, or eligible to register with, the RCVS (MRCVS).
  • Confident delivering first-opinion small animal care appropriate to the role.
  • A calm, professional and client-focused approach.

As a specialist animal health recruitment partner, Archer Resourcing is managing this Veterinary Surgeon opportunity in Chesterfield.

To apply, or to discuss this and similar veterinary opportunities in confidence, submit your CV or contact Archer Animal Health on 07478 215040.

Applicants must be registered with, or eligible to register with, the RCVS.

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