We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Lead Veterinary Surgeon to head our team at our Hospital in Bolton, Manchester. As a pivotal role in our mission-driven Community Interest Company, you'll lead a team dedicated to providing affordable and high-quality care to sick pets. This role is perfect for those looking to make a significant impact in the veterinary field while fostering a culture of growth and learning among a team of skilled clinicians.
Key Responsibilities
Lead and manage a diverse team of veterinary professionals, ensuring high standards of care and fostering an environment of continuous professional development. Handle a varied caseload, including emergency and critical care, advanced ultrasound, orthopaedic surgery, endoscopy, and other advanced procedures. Participate in regular Lead Vet meetings and management training to align clinic practices with our community goals. Promote and embody our commitment to the pet owning community, ensuring compassionate and effective care that aligns with our ethos as a B-Corporation and Community Interest Company. Skills and Qualifications
Qualified Veterinary Surgeon with extensive experience in emergency and critical care. Proven leadership skills with the ability to manage and inspire a team in a high-pressure environment. Strong technical proficiency in advanced veterinary procedures. Excellent communication skills, with the empathy and confidence to manage both client and patient needs effectively. A passionate commitment to our social mission, with a focus on affordable veterinary care and community well-being. Our Offer
40hr working week over 4 days with 2:9 weekends. 6 weeks of holiday per year, including bank holidays. 52 weeks sickness benefit, private healthcare, and free employee assistance programme. Fully paid RCVS and VDS fees. Visa sponsorship is available for this role. Enhanced maternity and paternity packages. Contributory pension scheme, Store discounts, Staff discount and Funded CPD. A collaborative and supportive workplace culture that values each team member's input and fosters a sense of community and shared goals. Work-Life Balance
Our clinic supports a healthy work-life balance with structured schedules and supportive team dynamics. Opportunities for personal and professional growth through regular training sessions and a supportive leadership structure. Engagement in meaningful work that directly impacts the health and welfare of pets in the community, providing a fulfilling and rewarding career. At Animal Trust, we are dedicated to building a diverse and inclusive workplace. We believe in giving everyone a chance to contribute and excel, irrespective of whether candidates meet every single listed requirement. If you are passionate about leading a team that makes a real difference in the lives of animals and their owners, we encourage you to apply. Join us in transforming veterinary care in a supportive and progressive environment. How To Apply
To apply, click the Apply Now button, fill out your details, and submit your CV through our online portal. Ensure your application reflects your qualifications, passion for veterinary care, and desire to grow with Animal Trust. Questions?
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Gemma Wall at gemma.wall@animaltrust.org.uk. Join us in making a difference at Animal Trust, where your career growth aligns with compassionate animal care. Apply today!
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Lead and manage a diverse team of veterinary professionals, ensuring high standards of care and fostering an environment of continuous professional development. Handle a varied caseload, including emergency and critical care, advanced ultrasound, orthopaedic surgery, endoscopy, and other advanced procedures. Participate in regular Lead Vet meetings and management training to align clinic practices with our community goals. Promote and embody our commitment to the pet owning community, ensuring compassionate and effective care that aligns with our ethos as a B-Corporation and Community Interest Company. Skills and Qualifications
Qualified Veterinary Surgeon with extensive experience in emergency and critical care. Proven leadership skills with the ability to manage and inspire a team in a high-pressure environment. Strong technical proficiency in advanced veterinary procedures. Excellent communication skills, with the empathy and confidence to manage both client and patient needs effectively. A passionate commitment to our social mission, with a focus on affordable veterinary care and community well-being. Our Offer
40hr working week over 4 days with 2:9 weekends. 6 weeks of holiday per year, including bank holidays. 52 weeks sickness benefit, private healthcare, and free employee assistance programme. Fully paid RCVS and VDS fees. Visa sponsorship is available for this role. Enhanced maternity and paternity packages. Contributory pension scheme, Store discounts, Staff discount and Funded CPD. A collaborative and supportive workplace culture that values each team member's input and fosters a sense of community and shared goals. Work-Life Balance
Our clinic supports a healthy work-life balance with structured schedules and supportive team dynamics. Opportunities for personal and professional growth through regular training sessions and a supportive leadership structure. Engagement in meaningful work that directly impacts the health and welfare of pets in the community, providing a fulfilling and rewarding career. At Animal Trust, we are dedicated to building a diverse and inclusive workplace. We believe in giving everyone a chance to contribute and excel, irrespective of whether candidates meet every single listed requirement. If you are passionate about leading a team that makes a real difference in the lives of animals and their owners, we encourage you to apply. Join us in transforming veterinary care in a supportive and progressive environment. How To Apply
To apply, click the Apply Now button, fill out your details, and submit your CV through our online portal. Ensure your application reflects your qualifications, passion for veterinary care, and desire to grow with Animal Trust. Questions?
For more information, please do not hesitate to contact Gemma Wall at gemma.wall@animaltrust.org.uk. Join us in making a difference at Animal Trust, where your career growth aligns with compassionate animal care. Apply today!
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