We are excited to be representing this client who has a new Independent Veterinary Practice in North London.
They are needing to expand the team and this has led to the requirement of another Veterinary Care Assistant to join them who ideally wishes to train as an RVN.
They are a 100% Small Animal Clinic based in an affluent and very popular area of North London within the London Borough of Hackney which falls into Zone 1 in the London Underground, so you will have easy to access all of London with Shoreditch on your doorstep, plus the Hackney marshes and London Fields for large green spaces. This clinical practice has plans for expansion in 2023, so join them today and be part of their exciting next phase of growth.
The practice is very well equipped with two consult rooms, a prep area for dentals and small procedures, state of the art ultrasound and surgical suites. You will only be required to work early and late shifts from Monday to Friday each week with dedicated lunch break and admin breaks throughout the day also. Saturdays only on a rota.
We are seeking an VCA who is experienced and a team player but can also work sole charge when required, this role is ideal if your seeking career prospects as this business develops, you will be supported by two other RVN's day to day. You must be an excellent communicator, enjoy working closely with clients and delivering a high level of clinical care to the patients alongside the Practice Owner, who is a very experienced Veterinary Surgeon.
Excellent salary package on offer of up to £28,000 per annum.
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Veterinary Care Assistant - Opportunity to develop employer: Vetted Recruitment
Join a leading veterinary practice in the picturesque County Durham, where you can thrive as a Head Veterinary Surgeon. With a strong emphasis on patient care and employee development, we offer a supportive work culture that encourages collaboration and continuous learning. Enjoy flexible working arrangements, generous benefits including CPD allowances and wellbeing support, and the opportunity to shape the future of veterinary care while making a meaningful impact on both colleagues and patients.
