
Join a growing, forward-thinking small animal practice across four Cumbernauld and Falkirk sites where collaboration and clinical variety are genuinely valued. Work with experienced colleagues, develop your skills, and enjoy a supportive culture that prioritises work-life balance.
Structured rota includes inpatient responsibilities during evenings and weekends with fair and balanced distribution across the team
This full-time permanent position offers a varied first-opinion caseload spanning consultations, surgery, diagnostics, and ongoing case management. You'll work 40 hours per week on a structured rota that includes inpatient responsibilities during evenings and weekends, although the team works to maintain a fair and balanced approach. Part-time applications may be considered.
You'll be joining Lawrie Vet Group, operating across four sites in Cumbernauld, Falkirk, Laurieston, and Bo'ness. The practice combines the benefits of a larger group with the supportive feel of a close-knit team. The location offers excellent access to Scotland's major cities alongside countryside, coastline, and outdoor spaces, making it ideal for flexible living whilst enjoying everything Central Scotland has to offer.
Lawrie Vet Group has been providing veterinary care in the Falkirk and Cumbernauld areas for over 40 years (formerly Maguire, Lawrie and Lawrie). The team comprises experienced veterinary surgeons with over 80 years of combined experience, treating a comprehensive range of pets from dogs, cats, and rabbits to birds, reptiles, and exotic species. The practice has consistently invested in modern diagnostic and treatment equipment to remain at the forefront of veterinary care.
The group operates four sites and is known for its collaborative, supportive culture. The nursing team plays an active role in patient care, running nurse clinics and supporting inpatient management, allowing vets to focus on delivering high-quality clinical care. Within the group, there are vets with certificates and advanced clinical interests, creating excellent opportunities for mentorship, case discussion, and clinical progression.