
Ready to join a genuinely flexible practice that actually means it? Edhen Vets is the only South West practice with Flexee accreditation, offering tailored rotas, collaborative teamwork, and zero pressure to sacrifice your life for your job.
Optional on-call duties. Most colleagues commit to one night per week. Whole or split weekends available. On-call duties are compensated with call-out fees and bonuses.
You'll be joining a forward-thinking, independent small animal practice that has earned a reputation for putting people first. This full-time or part-time role offers genuine flexibility: each vet has an individually tailored rota designed around their lifestyle, whether that's full hours, part-time, half days, or other arrangements. The out-of-hours commitment is optional and manageable—most colleagues commit to one night per week, with the option to take whole or split weekends.
Based in Truro with a second clinic in Newquay, you'll work with a team of 7 vets, 7 RVNs, and 3 SVNs, all united by clinical excellence and genuine support. The caseload is genuinely varied, and you'll have the autonomy to develop your own clinical interests alongside experienced colleagues whose expertise spans surgery, medicine, general practice, emergency and critical care, and imaging.
Edhen Vets is an independent small animal veterinary practice founded in Truro in 2021, with a second clinic opened in Newquay in 2023. The practice is renowned for being the only South West practice accredited by Flexee, demonstrating a genuine commitment to work-life balance and flexible working. The team includes clinicians with 5 to 10 years of experience, each with their own areas of expertise in surgery, medicine, general practice, emergency and critical care, and imaging.
The practice is well equipped with DR X-ray, ultrasound, comprehensive in-house laboratory, laparoscopy, DR dental X-ray, endoscopy, and bronchoscopy. Beyond clinical work, Edhen Vets actively supports animal charities through the Edhen Welfare Foundation, which contributes to neutering projects and veterinary clinic establishment in developing countries. The culture emphasises mutual respect, genuine support, clinical autonomy, and a no-targets-beyond-excellence approach to patient and client care.