Veterinary Surgeon
- guildford, england, United Kingdom
- Permanent·On-site
- Full time
- £42 - £66 Per Hour
Job Description
Company Description
Vets for Pets Guildford is a locally owned veterinary practice focused on building trusted relationships with pet guardians in a warm, welcoming environment. The team is committed to ensuring that both patients and their owners feel safe, listened to, and supported throughout every visit. The practice provides a full range of services, including routine care, advanced procedures, and second opinions, tailored to achieve the best outcomes for each pet. Staff members are dedicated to offering clear advice and expertise at every stage of a pet’s life, creating a caring and professional experience for the community.
Role Description
The Veterinary Surgeon will provide high-quality clinical care for small animals, including conducting consultations, diagnosing conditions, and delivering medical and surgical treatment.
Day-to-day responsibilities will include performing routine and non-routine surgeries, carrying out diagnostic work-ups with the support of a specialist network, building and maintaining strong client relationships, and ensuring accurate medical record-keeping.
The role involves close collaboration with veterinary nurses and support staff, clear communication with pet owners, and contributing to a supportive, patient-centred practice culture.
Preventive healthcare, client education, participation in case discussions, and involvement in clinical improvement activities are integral to the position.
This is a full-time, on-site role based in the Greater Guildford Area, United Kingdom
Qualifications
- Veterinary Surgery skills.
- Solid foundation in Veterinary Medicine and general Medicine for small animals.
- Competence in Pet Care, including preventive health, patient monitoring, and welfare.
- Laboratory Skills for interpreting diagnostic tests and working with in-house lab equipment.
- Relevant veterinary degree (e.g., MRCVS or equivalent) and current professional registration.
- Experience in small animal practice and confidence managing a varied clinical caseload.
- Clear, empathetic communication skills and ability to build trust with clients and colleagues.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment and contribute to a positive workplace culture.