Check below a selection of the top talent we are currently working with.
This experienced veterinary professional, available from January to September 2025, is seeking locum opportunities with accommodation provided. With a background in practicing Veterinary Science in rural New South Wales, Australia, they have gained a wide skill set in production animal medicine and ambulatory equine practice, working with all species of farm animals and equines. They also have a strong interest in small animal surgery, emergency and critical care, and the challenge of working up complex medical cases. Confident in small animal general practice, including consultations, routine and emergency surgeries, as well as routine farm and equine work, they are comfortable with out-of-hours (OOH) and sole charge duties across all species. Available as a sole trader, they are seeking locum work at a rate of £400/day and are flexible with shifts, primarily preferring days but happy to take on nights as well.
This Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN) and Clinical Coach has a career that reflects over 25 years of unwavering dedication to veterinary nursing. They have worked in diverse settings, including mixed practice, first opinion, referral centers, and charity hospitals, equipping them with a comprehensive skill set. Known for their passion for providing exceptional patient care, they excel in busy ward environments while also contributing meaningfully in surgery, client support, and team collaboration.
A strong advocate for professional growth, they stay updated with advancements through regular CPD events such as the London Vet Show, BVNA, and webinars. They hold a Certificate in Anaesthesia and Critical Care and possess expertise in areas like multi-parameter monitoring, multimodal analgesia, and emergency patient care. Their hands-on skills include anaesthesia monitoring, catheter placement, fluid therapy, and laboratory diagnostics, ensuring optimal outcomes for patients with complex medical needs.
In addition to nursing, this RVN has extensive experience as a Clinical Coach, mentoring students and sharing best practices to foster team development. With excellent communication skills, a caring client-focused approach, and a good sense of humor, they thrive in dynamic environments and embrace the challenges of veterinary practice.
Currently available for locum roles, they are willing to travel up to 75 miles or beyond if accommodation is provided. They prefer day shifts but are open to occasional night shifts, with a preference to limit consecutive nights to three.
This candidate is an experienced RVN seeking either a locum or senior RVN role within a commutable distance from Glasgow. With a wealth of experience across both referral and first-opinion settings, they have developed specialized skills in Anaesthesia and Emergency and Critical Care (ECC). They are highly committed to evidence-based veterinary medicine (EBVM) and patient safety, bringing a strong clinical background and advanced expertise to any role. In addition to their hands-on clinical skills, they are confident in working autonomously and as part of a team, ensuring the highest standards of care. For a permanent role, they are seeking a senior position with a salary expectation of £36,000.
An experienced Veterinary Surgeon with over seven years in emergency care, surgery, and practice management, this candidate is looking for a Permanent Night Vet role (7 on 14 off or 7 on 21 off) or a Senior Day Vet/Clinical Director position. They bring a strong background in handling complex surgical and medical emergencies, have owned and managed a successful practice, and are highly skilled in client relations, diagnostics, and advanced procedures. With a commitment to continuous learning and professional development, they offer expertise in soft tissue surgery, ultrasound, and emergency critical care, making them an asset to any veterinary team.
Also happy to cover locum nights!
This highly experienced veterinary professional has over 10 years of practice, specializing in Emergency and Critical Care (ECC). With a strong background in ECC departments, they are seeking locum work, ideally in a ward vet role or general practice (GP), particularly for consultations, although they are also open to working in a hospital environment. They prefer day shifts and are available for work around 3 hours from Greater London, with accommodation provided. Their recent work has focused on ECC, and while they have limited experience with dental procedures, they are very capable with complex surgical cases. They operate as a Ltd contractor and prefer payments through this method, with an hourly rate of £50-£60. Available for locum assignments, this vet’s experience and dedication make them a great fit for a progressive practice seeking a skilled professional with a deep passion for ECC.
A recent graduate from the Royal Veterinary College, this candidate is eager to begin their career as a veterinary surgeon, building on their extensive hands-on experience as a veterinary technician in the US and as a locum PCA in the UK. They are highly skilled in performing essential tasks such as placing IV catheters, drawing blood, performing ultrasound-guided cystocentesis, administering various types of injections, and triaging small animals in emergency settings. Additionally, they have experience with both inpatient and outpatient care, including sedation, anesthesia monitoring, and post-operative care. Throughout their clinical EMS and locum work, they have completed a variety of procedures, such as neuters and spays (both cat and dog), with some additional experience in abdominocentesis and unblocking male cats. While confident in basic procedures, they are eager to further develop their surgical skills and build confidence with more complex cases. Their past experience in dynamic and fast-paced settings, such as emergency care and busy veterinary hospitals, has taught them how to work effectively under pressure, with a strong commitment to learning and patient care. This candidate is now seeking a permanent position where they can continue to grow as a veterinary surgeon, supported by a team that values professional development and evidence-based veterinary medicine.
Having built strong relationships with clients and their pets, they provide compassionate, high-quality care. As a previous practice owner, they also have excellent leadership skills and experience managing veterinary teams. Fluent in both German and English, they are now seeking a locum position, with availability from January 2025 onwards. They prefer day shifts and are available for sole charge roles within a 75-100 mile radius of Christchurch, with a desired rate of £450 - £500 per day.
An experienced Registered Veterinary Nurse with 9 years in the field, this candidate has a strong background in providing high-quality care during lengthy hospital stays, emergency care, and operations. With a passion for feline nursing, built on years of inpatient care and CPD, they are highly skilled in fear-free handling, IV placement, anaesthetics, radiographs, and providing excellent patient care in a hospital environment. They have extensive experience in sole charge, inpatient care, and emergency out-of-hours care. A confident communicator, they have also taken on leadership roles such as student supervisor and nurse clinic lead. Available for locum work from Wednesday to Friday, with some Saturday availability, they prefer day shifts but are open to nights. They are seeking a position within an hour's radius of Sheffield, with a rate of £22-25 depending on the location.
An experienced small animal veterinary surgeon with over 7 years in the profession, this candidate is seeking locum opportunities in the North East on specific dates across November, December, and January. They are highly skilled in managing busy caseloads, performing routine and emergency surgeries, and providing critical care for hospitalised patients. With a flexible, team-oriented approach, they excel in dynamic environments and are known for their strong interpersonal skills, consistently delivering compassionate and high-quality veterinary care.
Availability:
November: 25th, 26th, 27th
December: 3rd, 4th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 17th, 18th, 19th
January: 13th, 14th, 15th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 28th
They prefer working within a 35-mile radius of Gateshead, focusing on closer locations and typically do not accept positions beyond this range, even with accommodation. Open to roles under LTD company arrangements outside IR35, their starting rate is a minimum of £55 per hour plus commuting costs. Their wide availability and extensive experience make them a reliable choice for practices needing temporary cover during these months.
This experienced Registered Veterinary Nurse is available for locum positions across London, with a preference for clinics within a 45-minute public transport commute. They are available for day shifts, ideally working from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM or 9 AM to 5 PM, with a rate of £25 per hour. For weekend shifts or charge nurse duties, the rate increases to £27 per hour. With over 10 years in the veterinary field, they have worked across various practices, from 24-hour hospitals to general clinics, handling a broad spectrum of cases, including emergency care, anaesthesia, and intensive nursing.
Their extensive experience includes roles as a Clinical Coach, mentoring future veterinary nurses, and stepping in as Head Nurse to manage the clinic’s daily operations. They are highly proficient in all core nursing duties, including IV placement, blood sampling, anaesthesia monitoring, and running in-house lab tasks. A particular strength is their ability to handle and care for critically ill patients, along with expertise in nurse clinics like weight checks, dental care, and second vaccinations. With excellent communication skills, they are confident in client interactions, offering advice and support during all stages of care. This candidate is a hardworking, adaptable nurse with a strong focus on high-quality patient care and continuous learning.
Experienced Locum Registered Veterinary Nurse – Ready to Support Your Practice
Based in Waterlooville, Hampshire, this dedicated RVN offers extensive experience in veterinary nursing and team leadership. With a full driver’s license and a willingness to travel across the UK, she is available for locum assignments starting January 6, 2025. For roles beyond a 35-mile radius, accommodation or an allowance is requested.
She brings gold-standard patient and client care, expertise in anaesthesia and in-patient care, and a keen interest in advancing her knowledge as a canine behaviorist. Her adaptable, reliable nature and strong communication skills make her an asset to any team.
Key Highlights:
Radiation Protection Supervisor Certification (2024)
Expertise in clinical skills including blood sampling, cannula placement, and nurse consultations.
Skilled at managing administrative duties and supporting team development.
Flexible and committed to delivering exceptional daytime care Monday through Friday.
Available at a competitive rate of £25/hour.
Whether you need temporary coverage or a team player to strengthen your practice’s operations, this RVN is ready to bring her passion and expertise to your team.
This candidate is a highly skilled Veterinary Surgeon with over four years of experience spanning small animal general practice, emergency care, and clinic management. A graduate of the Royal Veterinary College's Accelerated BVetMed course in 2019, they bring a strong academic foundation, complemented by a First-Class Honours BSc in Biology from Leeds University. Their diverse professional background includes working in busy first-opinion practices, a hospital environment, and an animal shelter overseas, showcasing their adaptability, independence, and passion for animal care.
Notable achievements include managing a shelter clinic in Cambodia, developing inpatient and emergency care expertise during out-of-hours roles, and providing mentorship to less experienced colleagues. Confident in consultations and routine surgeries such as spays, castrations, and pyometra treatment, this candidate is also adept at diagnostic imaging, lab analysis, and trauma management. Their flexibility and excellent communication skills have been honed through varied roles across the UK and internationally.
This candidate is available from January onwards and is fully self-contained, traveling in their own van, which removes the need for accommodation. Their rate and availability can be discussed further, but their extensive experience and proactive approach make them an excellent addition to any practice seeking a reliable and skilled locum vet.
This veterinarian is a confident and experienced mixed animal professional, equally adept at handling small and large animal cases. With over three years in practice, they have developed expertise in routine and advanced procedures, including vaccinations, speys, neuters, mass removals, C-sections, splenectomies, and amputations. Bringing a wealth of knowledge from rural GP settings and emergency clinics across New Zealand and the UK, they are adaptable to various practice environments.
In their large animal work, they excel in dairy care, managing reproductive planning, treating sick and lame cows, and tackling mastitis issues with precision. Their small animal practice is equally comprehensive, including consultations, diagnostic workups, and surgeries. They are particularly skilled in radiography and are continuously enhancing their ultrasound capabilities.
Their ability to build trusting relationships with clients—whether farmers, pet owners, or animal patients—is a testament to their compassionate approach. Committed to ongoing professional development, they have undertaken CPD in small animal dentistry and point-of-care ultrasound, as well as collaborative large animal veterinary initiatives.
Available for locum work from January 2nd to February 14th and again from March 10th onward, this veterinarian is open to day shifts and offers flexible payment options. They are willing to travel to any location with accommodation that is accessible via public transport, seeking a rate of £450 per day, negotiable based on the role.
This veterinarian brings a wealth of experience and dedication to small animal practice, offering a client-focused approach and advanced clinical expertise. With a strong background in surgery and general practice, they have acted as the primary surgery vet in busy clinics, performing a wide range of procedures including dentals, routine soft tissue surgeries, lump removals, wound repairs, and emergency cases like pyometras and enucleations. Their proficiency in diagnostics is complemented by hands-on experience with IDEXX analyzers, radiography (including dental radiographs), endoscopy, and pathology.
Throughout their career, they have demonstrated exceptional communication skills, ensuring clients are well-informed and involved in their pets' care. They have a proven ability to build trust and deliver high-quality care, receiving positive feedback from clients regularly. Beyond clinical practice, they have contributed to veterinary committees, organized educational events, and pursued professional development through courses such as Veterinary CPR, dentistry workshops, and Fear-Free Certification.
This veterinarian is available for locum work from April 2025 and is flexible with locations, particularly preferring cities around Manchester due to ongoing personal commitments. Their desired rate is £45 per hour or £450 per day, with accommodation. They are looking for roles with minimal after-hours requirements and occasional weekends (e.g., 1:4 or 1:5). Driven by a commitment to furthering their clinical skills and delivering gold-standard care, they seek opportunities to grow as a well-rounded practitioner while supporting the practices they work with.
This night veterinarian boasts an extensive and diverse career spanning emergency medicine, critical care, dermatology, and soft tissue surgery. They have practiced in multiple countries, gaining invaluable experience in OOH emergency clinics, referral hospitals, and private practices. With a comprehensive understanding of small animal medicine, they excel in managing complex cases independently, including night shifts and emergencies.
Throughout their career, they have actively pursued professional development, completing a wide array of CPD courses. These include advanced dermatology and haematology workshops, ultrasonographic evaluations, and a cutting-edge 10-week emergency and critical care training program. They have also participated in specialized training on innovative treatments, including IRAP therapy and millimeter wave applications. Notably, they attended the VDS Communications Masterclass to further enhance their client and team interaction skills.
Key strengths include flexibility, strong communication skills, and a diligent, patient-centered approach. This veterinarian is available for blocks of night work, ideally with accommodation, and operates as a sole trader. Their passion for veterinary medicine, coupled with extensive training and hands-on expertise, makes them an asset to any practice requiring high-quality care during challenging shifts. Outside of work, they enjoy skiing, dog-sledding, and slacklining, reflecting their active and adventurous nature.