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Full-time Veterinary Surgeon — West Berkshire


Valley Veterinary Group, a well-established, proudly independent practice in West Berkshire, is seeking an experienced or a new-graduate small animal veterinary surgeon to join its friendly team. The group has three sites, including its main branch at Tutts Clump and branch surgeries in Pangbourne and Spencers Wood.

This role consists of both consulting and operating, with a mix of surgical and medical caseload. The practice has all the usual diagnostic equipment that you would expect, including digital X-ray, a new ultrasound machine and endoscopy. There is an equally shared Saturday morning rota, with Vets Now covering overnight and the remaining weekend out-of-hours service.

Some sole charge will be required within this position, although help is always available if needed. The group is happy to facilitate the development of interests and provide support in completing a certificate if desired. There is also potential to take charge of and develop one of the branch surgeries, as well as a generous CPD allowance.

Either a 4.5 or 4-day working week is available — the rota is flexible and can be discussed to meet your requirements. Usual benefits apply, including paid RCVS and BSAVA memberships and private health insurance. Salary is c35-65k but the practice is always open to discussion. A driving licence and own vehicle are essential due to the rural location.



More information is available at www.valleyvet.co.uk

To apply for the role, please email your CV and cover letter to val.chamberlain@valleyvet.co.uk

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