Join a first opinion small animal team in Sandbach, where no OOH, no Sunday or Bank Holiday working, and a 32 hour week help support a steadier rota. The role also offers modern kit, visiting specialists when needed, and room to develop your interests across the wider CVS group.
No OOH work. Saturday working is on a rota basis. No Sunday or Bank Holiday working.
This Registered Veterinary Nurse role is based at County Sandbach in Sandbach, with a 32 hour contract and Saturday working on a rota basis. There is no OOH work, and the practice also has no Sunday or Bank Holiday working.
You will be part of a first opinion small animal team in a pretty Cheshire market town, with support from an experienced nursing team and a number of vets, including two Senior Vets, cert holders in medicine and dentistry, and nurses with certifications. The practice also makes use of visiting specialists where required, and has access to laparoscopic kit, brand new digital x-ray and dental x-ray with processor.
The role suits a nurse who is confident across all areas of nursing, including anaesthetics, while also welcoming newly qualified nurses who want support as they build confidence and experience. There is also occasional support across the wider CVS site network at Alsager, Newcastle, or Kidsgrove when needed.
County Sandbach is part of CVS and sits within a multi-site group of clinics. The advert describes the practice as first opinion small animal and notes that the wider group provides central support from HR, recruitment, payroll, IT, finance and procurement teams.
The practice states that investment in facilities is a priority across the group, with a dedicated multi-million-pound improvement fund supporting practice enhancements.