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Motivated by patient and client needs? Do you value clinical freedom and excellence? Would you prefer to be in a practice where student education is more important than shareholder return? The Stables Equine Practice, based in Wells, remains independent as part of University of Bristol Vet school.

Predominantly ambulatory, we have up to date equipment for use on the road and in the purpose built clinic. We have a varied client base who value our personal approach.

This role is full-time and includes 1:5 weekend on call and one evening a week on call.

If you think The Stables Equine Practice is a place for you to build on the experience you already have, please click the apply button.

Salary – negotiable depending on experience

Closing date:    Friday 25 October 2024  

Job Description

Responsibilities

Job purpose

Reports To:                 Clinical Leads 

Job Purpose:

  • To provide excellent ambulatory and clinic based diagnostic examinations and treatments
  • To provide excellent customer care.
  • To provide clinical teaching/supervision to undergraduate students

Principal Accountabilities (the list is not exhaustive but includes the main tasks):

  • To perform medical and surgical diagnoses, treatments and procedures to the standards expected by the RCVS
  • To contribute towards the continuing growth of the practice by providing excellent customer and patient care
  • To perform duties by supervising of students undertaking the tasks below as and when appropriate
  • To record all case records within the appropriate timescale
  • To ensure that client consent is gained as necessary and that they are aware of and kept up to date with treatment costs
  • To follow all practice protocols and policies
  • To ensure telephone and email queries are answered
  • To ensure that clients are informed of test results and if any further actions or costs are likely
  • To contribute to the assessment and delivery of appraisals of students on their practical rotation within the practice
  • To comply with the debt protocol
  • To ensure the correct pricing and charging of all procedures
  • Ensure that animals are properly restrained and use chemical restraint where necessary
  • To provide formal and informal tuition of veterinary and nurse students and to assist with practical assessment of the students.
  • To be on the rota (aiming for 1 in 5) to provide cover for the relief of pain and suffering in animals
  • To perform administrative tasks as required
  • To undertake any reasonable requests made by one of the Management team

Person Specification

Person Specification

The skills, abilities, experience and knowledge outlined below provide a summary of what is required to carry out this job effectively.

Essential

Desirable

At least 2 years clinical experience including the ability to work independently

Ambulatory experience

Ability to multitask

Additional medical or surgical qualifications (e.g. RCVS certificate or AVP)

Good organisational skills

Been involved in training undergraduates

MRCVS

Good team player with good interpersonal skills

Flexible approach to work with a clean driving licence

Be available to work between 8am - 7.30pm weekdays

Eligibility to work in the UK

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