
Looking for a role where your ideas are heard, your caseload is varied, and your rota is genuinely manageable? This growing independent team could be a great fit if you want support, surgery, and room to develop.
1 in 4 weekends and one weeknight on-call. Saturday consult shift is 9am to 12pm for non-routine or urgent cases only. Once the hospital opens and the dedicated night team is in place, there will be no on-call requirements.
Bramble and Bear Vet Care is looking for a fifth vet to join its growing independent practice. This is a small animal role with a varied mix of consults and operating, and the team will support you as you build confidence in routine surgery and more complex cases.
You will work a 4 day week from 8.30am to 6.30pm. The practice currently runs its own out-of-hours service on a shared rota of 1 in 4 weekends plus one weeknight on-call, with the Saturday consult shift running from 9am to 12pm for non-routine or urgent cases only. Once the hospital opens and the dedicated night team is in place, there will be no on-call requirements.
The setting includes a brand-new Hospital and Rehab Centre, with free consultations, fixed-cost hospitalisation and surgery, and a calm farm-based location in the Staffordshire Moorlands. The team describes the caseload as large and varied, with support available and encouragement to follow certificate interests if you want to develop further.
Bramble and Bear Vet Care is an independent, forward-thinking practice in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. The business was started by Matt and Hannah, both experienced vets, and has grown from a mobile surgical unit to its first hub, with a new Hospital and Rehab Centre now being developed.
The practice is Fear-Free accredited and is expanding its facilities to include two theatres, a dental suite, an imaging suite with DR X-ray, Doppler ultrasound and endoscopy, separate cat and dog wards, and rehab provision including an underwater treadmill, hydrotherapy and a physiotherapy space. The team also includes 3 RVNs, 1 SVN and a Head Nurse, and the practice reports regular visits from an orthopaedic surgeon for fracture repairs and cruciate surgeries.