
Ready to join a supportive South London practice with flexible hours and genuine work-life balance? Paxton Vets offers varied small animal medicine with a team-first culture and no overnight on-call.
1 in 7 Saturdays 9am to 5pm with TOIL; no overnight on-call or night shifts mentioned
This is a full-time or part-time opportunity to work as a Primary Care Veterinary Surgeon across Paxton Vets' two South London sites. You'll deliver high-standard patient and clinical care alongside a collaborative team, managing a varied and rewarding small animal caseload. The practice values continuity of care and has served its local community for over 60 years, with strong relationships built on trust and quality service.
The rota is refreshingly manageable: Saturday cover is 1 in 7 (9am to 5pm with TOIL in lieu). You can choose from multiple weekly patterns to suit your lifestyle: a standard 5-day week with flexible start and finish times (8:30 to 5pm, 10am to 6:30pm, or 11am to 7:30pm on rotation), or a 4-day week option (8:30am to 7pm or 9am to 7:30pm).
Both sites are well-equipped with ultrasound, digital and dental x-ray, laboratory facilities, and comprehensive inpatient care equipment. You'll also have access to mentorship, clinical coaching, and peer networks to support your ongoing development.
Paxton Vets comprises two well-established sites in South London, operating as part of Inspiring Vet Care, the UK's leading veterinary provider. The practice has built its reputation over more than 60 years through continuity of care and meaningful community relationships. Both locations are equipped with modern diagnostic and treatment facilities including ultrasound, digital and dental x-ray, well-stocked laboratories, and high-standard inpatient care equipment.
The practice culture is values-led, focused on care, community, and continuous improvement. The team is committed to supporting staff wellbeing and professional development, with clear pathways for career progression across primary care, referral, leadership, and specialist roles.