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Found 20 veterinary and animal health jobs
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RVN - Greater Manchester
Join my clients 14 nurse day team and become a key player in the busy 24/7 site in Bolton.
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Rotating Veterinary Nurse - Derby
Being a rotating nurse gives you access to every discipline within Pride Centre such as medicine, theatre/prep, inpatient care, imaging and neurology.
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RVN - Bournemouth
We are looking for a full temporary registered Veterinary Nurse for our hospitals in Bournemouth
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Veterinary Nurse Team Leader - Brighton
We are looking for an enthusiastic Nursing Team Leader to join our Brighton hospital
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Head Veterinary Nurse - Lincolnshire
Wanting to take the next step in your career and take on a Head Nurse position? Then this could be the position for you. Training given.
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RVN – Northumberland
General veterinary nursing duties including patient care, blood sampling, anaesthetic monitoring, stock control and ordering, client education, nurse
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Ophthalmologist Nurse - Pride Park, Derby
Our Nurses enjoy very hands-on nursing. CPD is actively encouraged so there is opportunity to develop this role further. Progression is guaranteed.
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Theatre Nurse - Derby
Nurses work closely with specialist referral clinicians from a range of disciplines such as surgery, medicine, ophthalmology and neurology.
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Veterinary Nurse - Mickleover, Derby
We only have this current vacancy as one of our established nurses has taken transferred to a brand-new Scarsdale practice in Wollaton, Nottingham.
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RVN – Norfolk
Organisational skills, attention to detail, with the motivation and drive to see their practice continue to deliver the highest client care
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RVN - Hertfordshire
Fantastic opportunity for an RVN to join an exciting independent practice. Our clients are looking for one more enthusiastic RVN.
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Head Veterinary Nurse – Leicestershire
Full-time permanent head nurse required for a busy 8 vet practice.
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Senior Registered Veterinary Nurse - Berkshire
My client can offer a salary of up to £26k pa for a 40 hour working week. 1 in 5 Saturday mornings at sister practice and no Sundays.
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Night RVN – Bristol
My clients have exciting opportunities for full-time Night Nurses to join their team.
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RVN - Greater Manchester
Join my clients 14 nurse day team and become a key player in the busy 24/7 site in Bolton.
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Equine Veterinary Nurse - Whitchurch Shropshire
We are seeking a motivated equine nurse to work alongside our resident stud vets, office and yard team.
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Night Veterinary Nurse - Woodbridge, Suffolk Coastal
Full-time to work a one week on one week off basis or part-time to work one week on three weeks off.
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Permanent RVN/Second year SVN - Merseyside
A fantastic opportunity for a RVN or SVN to join a fabulous team where the support will be second to none!
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Head Nurse - East Sussex
Our clients are looking for a Head Veterinary nurse to join them on a permanent basis.
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RVN - Herts/Bucks border
VN for independent non-corporate family run GP accredited SA practice. Join a small friendly team emphasising top quality client and patient care.
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RVN - NW London
Do you wish to use your Nursing skills to really help animals in need, Mayhew is a charity that is making changes here in London and overseas.
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Surgical Nursing Schedule III Procedures
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Anaesthesia Update for Veterinary Nurses
This one day course will refresh and update you on the techniques, equipment and drugs available to the modern veterinary surgery. Find out about the newest ways to give your pa...
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Working Up Itchy Cats & Dogs Bitesize Course
Animals with skin disease is one of the commonest reasons for owners taking their pet to the vet. As a Veterinary Nurse working in general practice, you will have seen many itch...