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11972 - Registered Veterinary Nurse - Anaesthesia
| Posting date: | 05 February 2025 |
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| Salary: | £33,882.00 to £39,105.00 per year, pro rata |
| Hours: | Part time |
| Closing date: | 19 February 2025 |
| Location: | Edinburgh, Scotland |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | University of Edinburgh |
| Job type: | Contract |
| Job reference: | 11972 |
Summary
UE06: £33,882 to £39,105 per annum pro rata (based on 35 hours per week)
14 month maternity cover, part time contract
22.5 hours per week working Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Shift times are 8.30am-5pm (TBC with successful candidate)
Our nurses are expected to cover one weekend shift per month on average, paid as overtime.
The Opportunity:
At the Hospital for Small Animals we have a dedicated team of anaesthesia nurses working within our state of the art teaching and referral hospital. You will be immersed in a range of interesting and inspiring cases through our surgery suites, imaging services, and recovery area. At the HfSA, we are open to emergencies 24/7 and offer a friendly and supportive working atmosphere, with a strong tradition of research and innovation. We value our team of nurses highly, offering excellent education and development opportunities.
Our nurses are expected to cover one weekend shift per month on average, paid as overtime. Additional overtime and on-call opportunities are also available.
We welcome all enthusiastic qualified registered veterinary nurse candidates to apply as we have a full training programme for all new team members where you will work alongside our skilled staff across the hospital while you learn the ropes.
Our Specialist Services at HfSA include:
Anaesthesia
Cardiology Service
Dermatology
Diagnostic Imaging
Dick Vet Rabbit and Exotic Practice
Emergency & Critical Care
The Feline Clinic
The Internal Medicine Service
Neurology and Neurosurgery
Ophthalmology Service
Orthopaedic Surgery
Soft Tissue Surgery
REPAIR Centre
The Riddell-Swan Veterinary Cancer Centre
Your skills and attributes for success:
Must be an RCVS registered veterinary nurse (RVN)
Excellent organisational and communications skills are essential
Keen dedication to teaching the next generation of veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses is a must.
14 month maternity cover, part time contract
22.5 hours per week working Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Shift times are 8.30am-5pm (TBC with successful candidate)
Our nurses are expected to cover one weekend shift per month on average, paid as overtime.
The Opportunity:
At the Hospital for Small Animals we have a dedicated team of anaesthesia nurses working within our state of the art teaching and referral hospital. You will be immersed in a range of interesting and inspiring cases through our surgery suites, imaging services, and recovery area. At the HfSA, we are open to emergencies 24/7 and offer a friendly and supportive working atmosphere, with a strong tradition of research and innovation. We value our team of nurses highly, offering excellent education and development opportunities.
Our nurses are expected to cover one weekend shift per month on average, paid as overtime. Additional overtime and on-call opportunities are also available.
We welcome all enthusiastic qualified registered veterinary nurse candidates to apply as we have a full training programme for all new team members where you will work alongside our skilled staff across the hospital while you learn the ropes.
Our Specialist Services at HfSA include:
Anaesthesia
Cardiology Service
Dermatology
Diagnostic Imaging
Dick Vet Rabbit and Exotic Practice
Emergency & Critical Care
The Feline Clinic
The Internal Medicine Service
Neurology and Neurosurgery
Ophthalmology Service
Orthopaedic Surgery
Soft Tissue Surgery
REPAIR Centre
The Riddell-Swan Veterinary Cancer Centre
Your skills and attributes for success:
Must be an RCVS registered veterinary nurse (RVN)
Excellent organisational and communications skills are essential
Keen dedication to teaching the next generation of veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses is a must.