Join Vets Now King's Lynn for a 12-month fixed-term contract with competitive pay, genuine flexibility, and the chance to expand your emergency and critical care skills at a state-of-the-art RCVS-accredited hospital.
Out-of-hours emergency and critical care role. Full-time: average 40 hours per week across approximately 3 shifts weekly with 1:2 weekend commitment including weeknight shifts and day/night weekend shifts. Part-time arrangements available.
This is a full-time fixed-term contract role based at Vets Now King's Lynn, operating from Mill House Veterinary Surgery & Hospital, a well-established RCVS-accredited animal hospital. You'll work in out-of-hours emergency and critical care, handling a diverse caseload that extends far beyond general practice.
The practice offers exceptional facilities including bronchoscopes, digital radiography, on-site laboratory services, ultrasound, video endoscopes, modern intensive care monitoring, and comprehensive dental facilities. As part of your work, you'll manage referral cases in radiology, ultrasound, emergency and critical care, endoscopy, general medicine, surgery, laparoscopy, dermatology, and acupuncture. With an average of 40 hours per week (approximately 3 shifts weekly), you'll work a 1:2 weekend commitment including weeknight and day/night shifts, plus a fair share of bank holidays. Part-time arrangements are also available if you need greater flexibility.
This is an excellent opportunity to develop advanced emergency and critical care skills while maintaining work-life balance in a supportive team environment.
Mill House Veterinary Surgery & Hospital is a well-established, RCVS-accredited animal hospital in King's Lynn providing high-tier veterinary care. The practice operates as the host for Vets Now King's Lynn's emergency and critical care service, combining routine and referral caseloads. The team has invested in advanced medical equipment and facilities to support complex cases and emergency procedures.
Vets Now is a leading out-of-hours emergency and critical care provider with a strong commitment to staff wellbeing and flexibility. The organisation recognises that one size does not fit all and actively works to accommodate individual work-life balance needs, whether full-time or flexible part-time arrangements.
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