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Registered Veterinary Nurse - Medical Bias
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A registered veterinary nurse leads patient care across first opinion and referral services, managing complex medical and surgical cases, CRIs, indwelling catheters, and occasionally supporting anaesthetics in a high-pressure hospital environment.
About this role
We’re seeking a confident veterinary nurse with an interest in medical nursing. In this role you will be taking the lead in caring for patients across both the first opinion and referral sides of the hospital. You’ll ensure every patient receives the very best care, supported by a talented and experienced team of RVNs.
This is a fantastic opportunity to play a key role in supporting patients through their treatment and recovery, while being part of a supportive and highly skilled hospital team. The perfect candidate will be an experienced RVN with a keen interest in inpatient/ECC care with great clinical standards.
This role whilst biased towards inpatients may require some monitoring of anaesthetics at times.
About animal Trust
Animal Trust stands out from other veterinary services. Firstly, we are a unique Community Interest Company, being the only veterinary CIC in the UK to date. Our primary focus isn't solely on maximising profits; instead, we are dedicated to delivering on our mission and ensuring enough profit to sustain our business in the long term.
Our vision is clear: No pet should go untreated or face euthanasia when there is a viable treatment option. We firmly believe that pet ownership should be accessible to all, acknowledging that individuals earning the Real Living Wage may encounter challenges in affording veterinary care when their pet falls ill. In response, we aim to assist. Our free consultations and transparent pricing enable our vets and nurses to break down the barriers that stand in the way of pets receiving the treatment they need.
You’ll be confident managing:
- Continuous Rate Infusions (CRIs)
- Indwelling catheters
- A wide variety of complex medical and surgical cases
Experience
- RCVS Registered Veterinary Nurse
- Certification in ECC or medical nursing is advantageous .
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to work effectively in a high-pressure environment.
Hours
Rota: 4 on 4 off
Average hours per week: 40.25
Hours: 08:00-20:30hrs
Benefits:
- 6 weeks holiday, including bank holidays
- CPD funded
- 52 Weeks sickness benefit available
- Enhanced maternity and paternity package
- Contributory pension scheme - 4%
- RCVS and VDS fees paid
- E-Car Scheme
- Access to discounts from high street stores
- Employee assistance programme
- Cycle to work scheme
- Refer-a-Friend bonus
- Staff discount - 20%
We are an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to fostering a culture that is inclusive for all employees.
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