As a locum Veterinary Surgeon or Veterinary Nurse within one of our emergency clinics, you will work as part of a small team of dedicated veterinary professionals to deliver high standards of Out Of Hours patient care.
Locum Opportunities at Vets Now
Autumn is approaching…
As the Autumn months approach, many of our Permanent Veterinary Surgeons & Nurses will be busy thinking about autumn & school breaks, which means for us in recruitment, we are busy thinking about potential locum vacancies.
Being a locum, you will know the benefits of working on a contractual basis - the freedom to work in a variety of locations and see a variety of caseloads. However this can sometimes mean uncertainty of income & work. This Autumn, Vets Now are offering a variety of contracts from occasional shifts to fixed term positions. You may be looking to top up your income or perhaps you have itchy feet and don’t like staying in one place for too long? We really can be flexible!
Best of both worlds...
Book up your shifts with Vets Now and this will mean you will have guaranteed shifts every month with the potential to work in a variety of clinics. We can offer anything from 1 – 6 month fixed term contracts, which are typically 6 – 15 shifts per month: combining the security of set shifts like a permanent contract with locum flexibility - the best of both worlds.
For full details or more information, please contact our recruitment team on recruitment@vets-now.com or call 01383 841 181 for an informal chat. Alison, Camellia & Lorraine will be delighted to answer any of your queries.
Mileage is available, as is accommodation.
Get in touch...
Vets Now has a talent bank that we’d like you to join. For last minute shifts or for shorter fixed term positions. We will text you when shifts become available in your area. To for details, contact gaps@vets-now.com
For a full list of our current vacancies, click here. Call the recruitment team for an informal chat on 01383 841 181.
Qualifications Required:
To be considered as a Vets Now Locum (Vet or Nurse) you should be fully qualified and RCVS listed with at least 2 years experience or have completed your Professional Development Phase (PDP) and have experience working in an English speaking small animal practice.