Clinical Director Equine and Farm veterinary surgeon - Large team - Dundee

Clinical Director Equine and Farm veterinary surgeon - Large team - Dundee

Full-Time 62500 - 75000 £ / year (est.) No working from home possible
Bright Leaf Recruitment

At a Glance

  • Tasks: Lead a dynamic team of equine and farm veterinarians while maintaining high clinical standards.
  • Company: Established veterinary practice with a strong support structure and innovative culture.
  • Benefits: Competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, generous leave, and professional development opportunities.
  • Other info: Based in vibrant Dundee, offering a mix of culture and outdoor activities.
  • Why this job: Shape the future of equine and farm services while enjoying autonomy and leadership.
  • Qualifications: MRCVS registration and a passion for equine and farm animal medicine.

The predicted salary is between 62500 - 75000 £ per year.

My client is seeking an experienced, MRCVS‑registered Equine and Farm Clinical Director to lead its established team across Dundee, Tayside, Angus and Fife. This position offers a unique combination of clinical work and strategic oversight, allowing the successful candidate to remain hands‑on while influencing the direction and future development of the equine and farm services. Supported by a strong and experienced practice structure, the role also provides the freedom to implement new ideas and lead with confidence. The opportunity is ideally suited to a veterinary professional with a strong interest in equine and farm animal medicine who is ready to progress into a senior leadership role. It is designed for someone who values autonomy, thrives with responsibility, and is motivated by the chance to shape and develop a successful department while continuing to grow professionally.

Responsibilities

  • Guide and mentor a small team of equine and farm veterinarians, maintaining high clinical standards.
  • Drive continued growth of the department through strategic planning and service expansion.
  • Collaborate closely with small animal clinical directors and the practice manager to ensure a cohesive and forward‑thinking approach across the practice.
  • Encourage innovation and provide scope to expand and enhance the services offered.

Benefits

  • Competitive salary ranging from £62,500 to £75,000, dependent on experience.
  • Comprehensive benefits package including a practice vehicle (if required), paid professional fees and memberships, discounts and wellbeing benefits.
  • Generous annual leave, additional time off for birthdays, and flexibility where possible.
  • Professional development encouraged through a dedicated CPD allowance, funded training opportunities and a structured leadership development pathway.

Location

The role is based in Dundee, a vibrant coastal city offering a blend of cultural attractions, affordability, and excellent transport connections. The surrounding Tayside region provides access to a wide variety of outdoor activities, from beaches and countryside to mountains and historic towns, making it an appealing location for both work and leisure.

Clinical Director Equine and Farm veterinary surgeon - Large team - Dundee employer: Bright Leaf Recruitment

Join a dynamic and supportive team as a Clinical Director in Dundee, where you will have the opportunity to lead and innovate within equine and farm veterinary services. Our practice fosters a culture of professional growth, offering competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits, and a commitment to your development through CPD and leadership training. Enjoy the vibrant lifestyle of Dundee, with its rich cultural scene and access to stunning outdoor activities, making it an ideal place for both your career and personal life.

Bright Leaf Recruitment

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We think you need these skills to ace Clinical Director Equine and Farm veterinary surgeon - Large team - Dundee

MRCVS Registration
Leadership Skills
Clinical Oversight
Strategic Planning
Mentoring
Collaboration
Innovation Encouragement