| Title | Veterinary Surgeon 2+ Years Experience - Near Ipsw | |
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| County | Suffolk | |
| Locality | East Anglia | |
| Description | This independent practice based in Ipswich is looking for a veterinary surgeon with at least 2 years experience to work in their busy branch practice. There is no sole charge (3 f/t vets and 1 p/t staff member are always on duty). This is a 10+ vet practice across the two branches. You will be working alongside 4 other vets. It will be a 4 day week work pattern including a 6 person on call rota. You will get 4 weekends off in 6! There is a certificate holder in orthopaedics, 3 full time nurses and 2 part-time. This is a very forward thinking practice with great tools and equipment to help you develop and grow. For those seeking a greater challenge directorship opportunities could be an option long term. £1000 - CPD. For further information about this vacancy please contact: juliew@brightleaf.co.uk . If this vacancy isn't quite right for you, please visit www.brightleaf.co.uk to view a full list of our current vacancies. You can also sign up for email alerts to receive news of new vacancies the second they are posted. Bright Leaf Recruitment is a recruitment agency specialising in veterinary recruitment. We have been placing exceptional veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses in great roles around the United Kingdom, Dubai and Australia since 2010. Our team of expert recruiters have over two decades of experience in the veterinary recruitment industry. | |
| Small animal | | |
| Farm | | |
| Equine | | |
| Exotic | | |
| Type of vacancy | Full Time | |
| Category | Practice | |
| Recruitment agency |  Bright Leaf Recruitment | |
| Job reference | 883544 | |
| Date approved | ||
| Closing date | 26/01/2018 | |
| Minimum experience needed | Over 3 Years |
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