Job Description
Our client is seeking a dedicated Veterinary Surgeon who has completed a rotating internship and wishes to pursue advanced specialist training in small animal oncology. This four-year residency programme combines clinical oncology experience with a research-based Master’s degree, offering an excellent opportunity to develop expertise in the investigation, diagnosis and management of cancer in companion animals. The successful applicant will gain practical experience within a veterinary teaching hospital while working towards the European Diploma in Internal Medicine with a subspecialty in Oncology.
The position combines supervised specialist clinical responsibilities, postgraduate research and veterinary student teaching, providing a comprehensive foundation for a future career in veterinary oncology. Residents will participate in clinical services, including out-of-hours duties, while undertaking research and developing advanced knowledge of oncological conditions. Continued progression through the programme is assessed annually, with scholarship renewal dependent on satisfactory performance.
Qualifications Needed
- A recognised veterinary medicine degree with eligibility for membership of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
- Successful completion of a rotating veterinary internship programme
- A demonstrated interest in small animal oncology and advanced specialist clinical practice
- Commitment to undertaking postgraduate research and completing the European specialist training pathway
- Ability to contribute effectively to clinical services, veterinary education and out-of-hours responsibilities
Package
- Annual financial support of £1,500 for conferences, examination fees and approved externships
- Opportunities to develop specialist clinical knowledge through supervised oncology case management
- Participation in postgraduate research leading to a Master’s degree
- Practical experience contributing to veterinary teaching hospital clinical services
- Four-year combined veterinary oncology residency and research Master’s programme
- Structured training towards the European Diploma in Internal Medicine with an Oncology subspecialty
- Involvement in small-group veterinary student education and academic development
- Exposure to out-of-hours clinical responsibilities as part of specialist veterinary training
- Annual scholarship renewal subject to satisfactory academic and clinical progress
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Oncologist Specialist Veterinarian Job, Glasgow, Glasgow City, Scotland employer: The Vet Service
Join a thriving small animal practice in the heart of Suffolk, where your skills as a Small Animal Vet Surgeon will be valued and nurtured. With a strong emphasis on work-life balance, generous CPD allowances, and a supportive team culture, this role offers you the opportunity to shape your career while enjoying the beautiful surroundings of Bury St Edmunds. Experience a fulfilling career with ample growth opportunities and a commitment to high-quality patient care.
