GP Vet

The successful Veterinary Surgeon will join a dedicated small animal team, delivering high standards of veterinary care across consultations, diagnostics, medical cases and routine surgical procedures.

The practice welcomes experienced GP Vets with additional qualifications or interests in surgery, medicine, ophthalmology, dentistry or other disciplines, although these are not essential., The ideal candidate will be an experienced Small Animal Veterinary Surgeon with strong general practice skills, excellent communication and a commitment to high standards of patient and client care. A collaborative approach, enthusiasm for clinical development and confidence managing a varied GP caseload are important. Additional qualifications or interests in surgery, medicine, ophthalmology, dentistry or other disciplines are welcomed but not essential. Interested in a role that combines excellent facilities, clinical development and a better work-life balance? Apply now to explore this Experienced GP Vet opportunity in County Durham, with a start date from January 2027.

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The practice offers an extensive range of in-house equipment and multidisciplinary services, including:

• In-house laboratory and Imagyst
• CT scanner, digital X-ray and ultrasonography
• Gastrointestinal endoscopy, urethroscopy and cystoscopy
• Bronchoscopy and laparoscopic equipment
• Chemotherapy services and a hydrotherapy unit
These facilities provide excellent opportunities to investigate complex cases, broaden clinical experience and deliver comprehensive patient care. Career Development and Support With certificate holders across surgery, diagnostic imaging and medicine, the practice provides a supportive environment for vets looking to expand their skills and pursue further qualifications. CPD, training and development are actively encouraged, with opportunities to build on existing interests or explore new areas of clinical practice. Working Hours and Benefits The practice offers full-time or part-time hours, with flexible working arrangements considered. The weekend rota is 1:6, and a dedicated out-of-hours team means there is no requirement to contribute to OOH services. The benefits package includes:
• 6 weeks' paid holiday, including bank holidays (pro rata)
• £1,750-£2,500 annual CPD allowance (pro rata)
• Paid RCVS membership plus two additional professional memberships
• VDS cover
• Enhanced maternity, paternity, adoption, shared parental leave and surrogacy pay
• Discounted veterinary fees
• My Perks discounts and cashback on shopping, travel and entertainment
• Cycle to Work scheme
• Company sick pay
• Annual salary reviews
• Employee wellbeing support
• Ongoing CPD, training and career progression opportunities