Ready to launch your veterinary career in a thriving, supportive practice with zero OOH? Join Lynton Vets' friendly team on a flexible part-time basis and gain real clinical exposure in a purpose-built facility.
No OOH commitment. Saturday mornings on rota with time off in lieu. Shifts between 07:30-19:30.
This is a part-time, permanent position working 25 hours per week with Saturday mornings on a rota and time off in lieu. You'll be based at Lynton Vets' brand new, purpose-built practice in Woking, part of an established three-site small animal group. There's no overnight on-call or OOH commitment, making this ideal if you're seeking a supportive entry point into veterinary practice without the demands of emergency cover.
You'll support the clinical team in delivering high-quality patient and client care, working under the direction of veterinary surgeons and registered veterinary nurses. The role offers genuine variety: clinical support, patient handling, inpatient care, reception duties, laboratory work, and maintaining a sterile working environment. The team emphasises a family-like culture with genuine peer support, wellbeing initiatives, and a genuine commitment to your development.
Lynton Vets is a long-established small animal group based across three sites in Woking, Bagshot, and Addlestone. The main practice has recently relocated to a brand new, purpose-built facility with a purpose-built grooming salon on site. The group is known locally for its "Village Vet" reputation, combining high service standards with strong client relationships. The team includes 7 veterinary surgeons, 9 registered veterinary nurses, 2 student veterinary nurses, and experienced support staff.
The practice prioritises team wellbeing and culture, organising charity events such as "Ride for Dementia" and "Relay for Life", and maintaining a welcoming environment with in-house support and an essential chocolate station. Lynton Vets is part of inspiring vet care (IVC Evidensia), the UK's number one vet care provider, trusted with the care of over 2 million animals.