Careers & Vacancies
Looking for a career that fits around you?
We’re always open to hearing from qualified vets, nurses and support team professionals who are interested in joining us.
As a forward-thinking practice with a commitment to work-life balance, we encourage our team to work part-time.
Whether you’re in further education, caring for children, or just want to make time for some self-care, our roles are designed to fit alongside your life outside of work.
You can see our latest vacancies below.
Vacancies
Permanent, full or part-time small animal veterinary surgeon wanted to join our team this summer, though we are willing to wait until Autumn for the right candidate.
We are located in the Surrey countryside just next to the West Sussex border, and only half an hour from Horsham and Guildford.
You would be joining our team of 13 colleagues - 3 vets, 6 RVNs, 1 student VN, and 3 receptionists.
We are set in a beautiful, old, converted barn and have 2 consult rooms, full operating theatre, digital x-ray, ultrasound, and inhouse lab machines.
We strongly advocate a good work-life balance, and so have great flexibility in hours and shifts. We appreciate that everyone deserves a life outside of work, whether that be about children, extended family, hobbies, sports, or other commitments.
The work schedule would be between 20-40 hours per week, as shift pattern and hours are negotiable.
No out-of-hours.
Saturdays 9am-1pm on a rota basis.
No accommodation available, sorry.
We are part of the VetPartners group with access to all the benefits that go with a larger caring community.
Benefits include:
- Annual leave 6.6 weeks pro rata (including Bank holidays)
- Sick leave 2 weeks full pay, 2 weeks half pay, then statutory sick pay, Pro rata.
- RCVS and VDS memberships paid.
- One other organisation paid for (i.e. BVA BSAVA etc)
- CPD £1750.00 and 5-days allowance pro rata
- Health Shield
- Cycle to work scheme.
- Help with visas, if needed
If you would like any more details, please contact Beth Tyrrell Practice manager: