Snr Standards & Advice Officer

My client is a large membership body and regulator, who set, uphold, and advance Veterinary standards.They are looking for a meticulous and dedicated Regulatory Advisor to join their esteemed team on a part-time basis (0.8 FTE) for a maternity cover role. This position offers a unique chance to contribute to the veterinary profession’s standards and guidance, ensuring best practices and ethical conduct., Why This Role Stands Out:

• Competitive Salary: Earn a pro-rated salary of £38,400 – £40,000, reflecting the importance and responsibility of the role.

• Professional Growth: Engage with high-level committees and sub-committees, enhancing your expertise in regulatory standards and professional conduct.

• Impactful Work: Play a crucial role in shaping the standards and advice that guide veterinary professionals, ensuring the highest levels of care and ethics.

• Collaborative Environment: Work alongside experienced professionals in a supportive and dynamic setting, fostering both personal and professional development.

Purpose:

Assist with the work of the Standards Committee, provide advice to veterinary professionals and the public, and support sub-committees and complaint reviews., Standards Committee and Advice:

• Support the Standards and Advice Lead and Head of Legal Services (Standards) with committee work, including drafting papers.

• Draft changes to the Code of Professional Conduct and Supporting Guidance.

• Formulate advice on specific issues.

• Assist sub-committees and the Ethics Review Panel.

• Provide professional conduct advice via telephone or email.

• Participate in projects and working parties.

Development of Best Practice:

• Collaborate on developing standards and auditing best practices.

• Manage or assist in managing projects related to standards and advice protocols.

• Assist with in-house training within the Professional Conduct Department and the College.

Administration:

• Prepare agendas and papers for the Standards Committee.

• Support the registration and analysis of advice files.

• Customer-focused approach with compassion and fairness.

• Clear, logical, and practical problem-solving abilities.

• Strong writing and drafting skills.

• Proficient in IT, including word processing and content management databases.

• Excellent telephone manner and team collaboration skills.

• Experience with regulatory authorities and committee support is highly desirable.

• Legal qualification is essential.

This role is perfect for a legal professional with a passion for regulatory standards and a commitment to upholding the integrity of the veterinary profession. If you possess the required skills and experience, this position offers a rewarding and impactful career path.

Tina Ablitt

Managing Consultant

tina@morganspencer.co.uk

020 7680 7000