An established veterinary practice on the Channel Islands has a current vacancy for a small animal or mixed practice vet to join the team.
Have autonomy in vet work just 30 miles from the coast of France, with great transport links to the UK, but a favourably capped 20% top rate of income tax.
This is a very well-equipped practice with excellent support from a large, happy 11-vet team.
The practice sees a caseload of 98% small animals and 2% equine. The role will mainly require small animal experience, but if you have large animal experience, the employer would also be interested in hearing from you.
The position available is full-time. The last appointment time during the week is 5:45 pm, so this allows plenty of time to enjoy the beautiful island after work in the summer months.
The employers would be interested in speaking to small animal medicine, dermatology or dental specialists or vets who would be interested in specialising. The practice is also happy to support newly graduated vets.
This position comes with the following benefits:
– 5 working weeks’ annual leave
– 9 Bank Holidays
– 5 days CPD/up to £2250 expenses claimable per annum
– Health insurance
– RCVS & VDS membership
– Membership of one other professional membership reimbursed
– Discount on services/products for own pets
– Mobile phone
– Relocation allowance of £1000
Work permit provided. Applicants must have a Bachelor of Veterinary Science or other relevant qualification and be eligible for registration as a veterinary practitioner.
This is a progressive practice, employing several certificate holders. The practice provides their clients with superior quality care utilising excellent facilities. These include the latest CT scanner and hydrotherapy facilities and all the usual diagnostic and therapeutic facilities, including laser treatment. The practice aims to provide a good life/work balance so that everyone can enjoy life in this wonderful location.
The practice is located on one of the beautiful Channel Islands; the islands are sprinkled across the narrow channel of sea that divides France and the UK. All of the islands offer gorgeous, dramatic coastlines and are rich in history. There is a surprising range of birds and subtropical flora to discover. There is also an abundance of fresh seafood and glimpses of traditional British lifestyle that some say have faded from the mainland. The islands are easy to access via plane or ferry, with good connections from England and France.
