Veterinary Surgeon- Graduate in Suffolk

Graduate Veterinary Surgeon We’re looking for three new or recent graduates to join our practices the beautiful Suffolk countryside. You will be based at one of our community practices in either Haverhill, Newmarket, or Long Melford, and spend one day per week at our hospital site in Bury St Edmunds. Swayne and Partners have been part of the local community for over 30 years. We offer a friendly, welcoming service backed by evidence-based medicine and surgery. You would be joining a friendly, supportive team that enjoys what we do and aims to deliver a top-quality service for both our patients and our clients. This doesn’t mean railroading through gold standard treatment for every case– we are firm believers in contextualised care and aim to guide our clients through the available options to find what’s right for them and their pet. Our practices are all equipped with operating theatres, x-ray, ultrasound, and in-house labs. Our hospital in Bury St Edmunds also has endoscopy and CT on-site, and accepts certificate-level referrals in internal medicine, orthopedic surgery, imaging, and cardiology. We run our own out-of-hour service, as well as providing cover for a number of other local clinics. You will have an on-site VetGDP mentor at your home practice, and support will be in place to allow you to advance your medical and surgical skills. We encourage our vets to pursue any particular areas of interest, and many of our graduates go on to undertake certificates after a couple of years in general practice. Conduct routine clinical consultations, examinations and assessments under appropriate supervision. Develop and implement diagnostic and treatment plans for a range of small animal cases. Perform routine procedures and surgery, with support and guidance from experienced veterinary surgeons. Maintain accurate, detailed and up-to-date clinical records. Work collaboratively with RVNs, support staff and experienced veterinary surgeons to deliver high-quality patient care. Recognise and appropriately manage urgent and emergency cases, escalating when required. Participate in inpatient care, monitoring patients and assessing their progress. Maintain high standards of clinical governance, patient welfare, hygiene and infection control. Develop clinical skills and knowledge through CPD, training, mentoring and case discussions. Follow professional, ethical and regulatory standards, including RCVS requirements. You are a new or recent graduate with a passion for small animal practice, looking for a supportive environment in which to grow and develop your clinical skills.