As a fully independent veterinary practice the Oxford Cat Clinic is now looking to build upon its already established reputation in both 1st opinion and Referral level feline medicine.
To assist us in this journey we are looking for an experienced self-motivated RVN who relishes the opportunity to work solely with cats and for whom the client and patient experience is paramount.
A keen feline focus is of course an advantage, however, no specific feline qualifications are needed as we will support your feline training where needed.
Hours and Benefits:
- Salary £30,000.
- You will need to be able to work 1 weekend in 5 with time off in lieu the following week.
- No emergency OOH. Inpatient checks only for stable inpatients on a rota basis – 1 weekday late check per week. Weekend checks shared with the duty vet. Bonus payments are made for any checks carried out.
- 5 weeks holiday plus 8 bank holidays (we don’t work bank holidays!).
- £750 CPD allowance plus 3 days paid leave.
- RCVS and VDS fees paid.
- Sponsorship available for the right candidate with an RCVS registrable qualification.
Essentials:
- You must be either willing to relocate or already living within easily commutable distance of the Clinics.
- You must be able to take part in the out of hours rota.
- You must be able to take part in the weekend rota.
- You will be required to work at both our Marston and Botley Clinics.
- You must have a full driving licence and access to your own car.
Please contact Melanie Weatherall or Kim Sear for further details on 01865 243000
or send your CV with covering letter to: headnurse@oxfordcatclinc.co.uk
Meet Our Veterinary Team in Oxford
Our Specialist Facilities
Our Marston clinic has invested in a suite of in-house lab machines. This means that should your pet need a blood test, samples can be processed same day, with results being reported to you normally within 24-72 hours.
An ultrasound examination is especially helpful for diseases of the heart, and when used to examine the heart, the procedure is called echocardiography.
Most x-rays are carried out under sedation or general anaesthesia and allow us to assess the skeletal system and internal organs of your cat.
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