Ready to join a supportive small animal team with genuine work-life balance? Alora Vets offers no out-of-hours responsibility, modern facilities, and a collaborative culture where clinical excellence thrives.
No out-of-hours responsibilities. Emergency care provided by dedicated Vets Now teams in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Saturday mornings 1:5 rota (8:30am-1:00pm, followed by Friday off as TOIL).
This is your chance to join Alora Vets, a purpose-built small animal practice ideally positioned between Glasgow and Edinburgh on the M8 corridor. You'll work with a close-knit, progressive team where collaboration and continuous learning are genuinely central to daily practice. The role offers a comfortable 40-hour week across four days, with Saturday mornings on a 1:5 rota (8:30am to 1:00pm), followed by Friday off as time off in lieu. Crucially, there's no out-of-hours responsibility: emergency care is handled by dedicated Vets Now teams in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
You'll work alongside a Clinical Director and Lead Veterinary Surgeon who both hold certificates in Small Animal Medicine and Dentistry. This is a collaborative environment where knowledge sharing is actively encouraged, and you'll have the space to continue developing your own clinical interests while contributing to the team's positive culture. The caseload is varied and first-opinion focused, with excellent team support and genuine clinical freedom.
Part-time applications are welcome for the right candidate, and the practice actively supports flexible working arrangements.
Alora Vets is a modern, purpose-built small animal practice located just off the M8 between Glasgow and Edinburgh. The team comprises four veterinary surgeons, 4.5 registered veterinary nurses, a Head RVN, a Practice Manager, two Animal Care Assistants, a Head Receptionist and four receptionists. The practice is well equipped with digital radiography, dental radiography, endoscopy, laparoscopic surgery capability, and offers acupuncture and physiotherapy services. It operates under IVC Evidensia, the UK's number one veterinary care provider, trusted with the care of over two million animals.
The practice culture emphasises teamwork, clinical excellence and continuous improvement. Regular meetings support knowledge sharing and professional development, and the leadership team actively encourages collaborative learning and clinical freedom within a supportive framework.
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