Join a growing four-site small animal practice where collaboration is genuine, caseload is varied, and your work-life balance actually matters. Lawrie Vet Group combines the support of a larger group with the close-knit feel of a real team.
Structured rota includes inpatient responsibilities during evenings and weekends; team works to ensure fair and balanced out-of-hours cover to support work-life balance.
You'll deliver first-opinion small animal care across consultations, surgery, diagnostics, and case management, working a full-time 40-hour week on a structured rota that includes fair inpatient cover during evenings and weekends. The team prioritises a balanced approach to out-of-hours work, and part-time applications are also welcome.
This role offers real clinical variety: you'll work cases up thoroughly from initial consultation through to resolution, supported by experienced colleagues across the wider group. Routine medicine and surgery sit alongside more complex diagnostics, giving you the chance to build confidence, develop your clinical interests, and follow patients through their journey.
The practice is based across Cumbernauld, Falkirk, Laurieston, and Bo'ness in central Scotland, with excellent transport links to Glasgow and Edinburgh. The area offers easy access to countryside, coastline, and urban amenities, making it ideal if you're looking for flexibility in where you live.
Lawrie Vet Group is a forward-thinking small animal practice operating four branches across central Scotland: Cumbernauld, Falkirk, Laurieston, and Bo'ness. The team comprises experienced veterinary surgeons, many with certificates and advanced clinical interests, alongside a strong nursing team who run nurse clinics and support inpatient management. The practice benefits from modern diagnostic equipment and well-equipped facilities across all sites, allowing the team to deliver thorough case work-ups and develop new services.
The practice is part of IVC Evidensia (inspiring vet care), the UK's leading veterinary care provider, trusted with the care of over 2 million animals annually. The culture is explicitly supportive and collaborative, with genuine emphasis on helping colleagues grow in confidence and enjoy their careers.
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