Head Nurse jobs in Small Animal
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Found 9 veterinary and animal health jobs
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Head RVN - London
This is an amazing opportunity for a nurse looking to take the next step into a management role whilst also utilizing your nursing skills.
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Head Veterinary Nurse - Dalston, East London
We are recruiting for a Head Veterinary Nurse to join our well-established practice in Dalston, East London.
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Head Veterinary Nurse - Cockfosters, Barnet
We are recruiting for a Head Veterinary Nurse to join our practice in Cockfosters, North London.
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Head RVN - Hayling Island
Hayling Island Vets4Pets are looking for a friendly Head Vet Nurse to join their 5* team!
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Head RVN - London
This is an amazing opportunity for a nurse looking to take the next step into a management role whilst also utilizing your nursing skills.
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Head Nurse - Merseyside
Experienced and motivated team player required to lead the nursing and support team.
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Head Veterinary Nurse - South Yorkshire
A fantastic opportunity for an experienced RVN to take the next step in their career. Head Nurse experience is not essential as full training given.
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Veterinary Head Nurse - Oxford, Oxfordshire
New Year, New Opportunities! Our forward-thinking Practice has a fantastic opportunity for a Head Nurse to join the team!
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Head Nurse - Godalming, Surrey
We are currently recruiting for a full-time Head Nurse at our award winning hospital in Surrey.
Courses
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An Introduction to Physiotherapy for the Orthopaedic Patient
This course will help you to do more in practice to optimise the recovery of patients following orthopaedic surgery.
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Virtual Congress 2018
Includes small animal, large animal, nursing and practice management content.
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Handling veterinary medicines and pregnancy
People who prescribe veterinary medicines or who handle them (or bodily fluids that may contain them or their active metabolites) may not be aware of the potential harmful effec...