Head Veterinary Nurse - 38K - Portmarnock, Co. Dublin Join to apply for the Head Veterinary Nurse - 38K - Portmarnock, Co. Dublin role at Veterinary Staff The Vet Office is delighted to be recruiting for a brand‑new, state‑of‑the‑art small‑animal clinic opening in Portmarnock. Located just beside the train station, the clinic offers excellent access, ample parking, and a vibrant, growing coastal community perfect for anyone who enjoys a stroll on the beach before or after work. This is a unique opportunity to join a new practice from the very beginning and play a key role in shaping its standards, workflows, and team culture. Contract: 40 hours per week Salary: From 38,000+ DOE The Role The clinic is seeking an experienced Head Veterinary Nurse (RVN) to lead and inspire the nursing team. This person will be central in establishing clinic protocols, mentoring junior nurses and ACAs, and ensuring a warm, professional, and welcoming environment for clients and their pets. A registered RVN with strong leadership qualities Highly organised, proactive, and confident in managing a nursing team Passionate about delivering exceptional patient care Experienced in supporting and developing junior team members Positive, collaborative, and committed to high clinical standards About The Clinic A spacious, modern waiting area Three fully equipped consulting rooms A modern surgical suite with a large prep room Dedicated X‑ray and dental suite Separate cat and dog wards for enhanced patient comfort This new clinic offers an excellent working environment with modern equipment, great workflow, and strong support from an experienced veterinary team. Key Responsibilities Lead and support the nursing and ACA teams Help establish and implement clinic protocols and best practices Ensure high standards of patient handling, care, and clinical nursing Mentor junior nurses and contribute to their professional development Oversee stock management, equipment checks, and nursing standards Promote a welcoming, professional client experience Maintain a positive, collaborative working environment Support the veterinary team during consultations, surgery, and inpatient care Requirements Qualified and VCI‑registered Veterinary Nurse Leadership or senior nursing experience (desirable) Strong organisational and communication skills Ability to mentor and support junior staff Commitment to excellent patient care and client service Salary & Conditions From 38,000+ per year DOE Full‑time contract 40 hours per week Supportive, modern working environment Opportunities for CPD and ongoing career development How To Apply Interested candidates can apply through The Vet Office . Send CVs to: info@thevetoffice.com #J-18808-Ljbffr
Lead Veterinary Surgeon Coolock Area (75k + Bonus) Join to apply for the Lead Veterinary Surgeon Coolock Area (75k + Bonus) role at Veterinary Staff About the Clinic The clinic is situated within a busy, well-known pet retail store and includes: Two consultation rooms Separate cat and dog wards A fully equipped surgical theatre Diagnostic facilities including an X‑ray suite A dedicated dental room A bright, comfortable reception area A strong commitment to fear‑free handling and patient comfort The team consists of experienced vets, nurses and ACAs who prioritise high‑quality patient care, excellent client communication, and teamwork. Role Summary The Lead Veterinary Surgeon plays a central role in the leadership structure of the clinic, with overarching responsibility for: Clinic performance and day‑to‑day operations Delivery of exceptional clinical standards Team engagement, development, and mentorship Maintaining high levels of client satisfaction and care quality The role offers significant autonomy, supported by regional and operational partners, to ensure the clinic meets its clinical, client‑care and business goals. Key Responsibilities Leadership Lead the clinical team with a positive, motivational approach Provide coaching, mentoring and support to vets, nurses and ACAs Communicate internal updates effectively through regular team meetings Collaborate with operational and medical support teams to set long‑term clinical strategy Promote equality, inclusion, teamwork and a healthy clinic culture Build strong working relationships at all levels Clinical Responsibilities Serve as the clinic’s PAS Accreditation lead and ensure compliance with VCI regulations Exercise sound clinical judgment and champion best clinical practices Ensure compliance with clinical protocols, updates and purchasing guidelines Mentor veterinary team members and support their professional development Work alongside the Head RVN to ensure exceptional nursing and ACA performance Promote preventative healthcare (vaccinations, parasite control, PHP, insurance, etc.) Ensure transparency and accuracy in clinical estimates, billing and case communication Operational Responsibilities Work with regional leadership to develop and implement the annual business plan Take responsibility for meeting clinic KPIs and financial targets (monthly & annual) Provide regular performance updates to the regional leadership team Ensure smooth implementation of operational protocols and initiativesLead on team engagement and retention, fostering a culture of openness and psychological safety Support managers in building effective relationships and developing their teams Note: Additional leadership duties may be required to ensure the effective running of the clinic. Qualifications Education, Experience & Skills Required MVB, DVM or equivalent Further qualifications in leadership, finance or advanced clinical training (desirable) Experience & Skills Strong interest and experience in surgery Excellent clinical decision‑making abilities Outstanding communication (written & verbal) Strong organisational and time‑management skills Emotional intelligence and leadership capability Ability to work both independently and collaboratively Competence in mentoring or coaching clinical teams (highly desirable) Financial awareness and ability to interpret basic business metrics Personal Qualities Professional presentation and client‑care approach Self‑motivated and proactive Trustworthy and conscientious Warm, approachable and team‑oriented Confident, positive attitude with a sense of humour Salary & Benefits 65,000 – 75,000 per year DOE Bonus structure + Lead Vet supplement Full‑time leadership position Excellent support for ongoing professional development How to Apply Applicants interested in this senior veterinary leadership role may apply through The Vet Office . Send CVs to: info@thevetoffice.com #J-18808-Ljbffr
Mixed Veterinary Surgeon Tipperary (January to June Contract) Salary: 4,500 - 5,000/month Contract: Approx. 4 - 6 months Start Date: January 2026 About The Clinic A veterinarian with 25 years of experience A veterinarian with 7 years of experience A veterinary nurse A receptionist The Role The position requires a fully fledged mixed veterinary surgeon capable of working independently across the usual duties of mixed practice. This is not a shadowing role or a new-graduate position. Key responsibilities include: Farm visits and large animal work Small animal consultations Small animal surgeries performed independently, except in specific cases requiring assistance During spring, the caseload is typically 60% large animal and 40% small animal. The distribution can be slightly adjusted depending on the candidate's strengths and preferences, as the other veterinarian on the team is flexible with his own LA/SA balance. Team & Support While independent work is expected, support is always available from the team. The clinic maintains a friendly atmosphere where collaboration and communication are highly valued. Requirements VCI registered and being currently living in Ireland. Experience and confidence in mixed practice Ability to work independently across LA and SA Strong communication skills and a proactive, team-oriented attitude Conditions Salary: 4,5005,000/month Contract: 4 to 6 months Start Date: January 2026 Location: Tipperary Workload: Mixed role (approx. 60% LA / 40% SA) Send your CV to info@thevetoffice.com REF: Temporary Mixed Vet #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading veterinary clinic in Dublin is seeking an experienced Veterinary Surgeon to join their team. This full-time role offers a competitive salary between €55,000 to €70,000 and a supportive environment for continuous professional development. Applicants should have at least 3 years of experience in small-animal practice and a genuine interest in high-quality clinical care. Apply now to join a positive workplace culture focused on exceptional patient care. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A veterinary clinic in Dublin is seeking an experienced Veterinary Surgeon to join their dynamic team. The role requires a minimum of 2 years in small-animal practice and a passion for high-quality patient care. Responsibilities include diagnosing and treating animals, mentoring colleagues, and ensuring compliance with guidelines. The position offers a supportive environment focused on exceptional patient care, with a salary range of £40,000 – £60,000 per annum. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A veterinary clinic in Tipperary is seeking a Mixed Veterinary Surgeon for a contract running from January to June 2026. The role requires working independently across mixed practice duties, including farm visits and animal surgeries. Ideal candidates should be VCI registered and possess strong communication skills. Competitive salary of €4,500 to €5,000/month offered along with a supportive team environment. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Veterinary Surgeon (2 - 3 Years Experience) - Dunshaughlin Area Join Veterinary Staff and apply for a Veterinary Surgeon role at Veterinary Staff . This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated and dedicated vet looking to grow within a supportive and well‑established team. About The Clinic This long‑standing practice has served its community since 1980 and underwent a complete renovation in 2022, transforming into a spacious, contemporary, and well‑equipped veterinary centre. Three large consultation rooms Separate cat and dog wards Dedicated diagnostic imaging suite with dental X‑ray A modern, open reception area Strong commitment to fear‑free handling and patient comfort What We’re Looking For A qualified and registered Veterinary Surgeon (VCI) Experienced in small‑animal practice (2–3 years) Reliable, motivated, and committed to excellent patient care A strong communicator and team player Keen on continuous learning; CPD and additional education are actively supported Role Responsibilities Provide high‑quality medical and surgical care Offer excellent client communication and service Work collaboratively with the clinical team to maintain a positive, supportive, and forward‑thinking environment Contribute to delivering healthcare aligned with the professional standards of the Veterinary Council of Ireland Salary & Conditions Salary: €45,000‑60,000 per year DOE Contract: Full‑time permanent Location: Dunshaughlin area How To Apply Interested candidates can apply through The Vet Office by sending CVs to info@thevetoffice.com . #J-18808-Ljbffr
Veterinary Surgeon - Bray, Dublin (2+ Years Experience) The Vet Office is recruiting an experienced Veterinary Surgeon (minimum 2 years in small-animal practice) for a progressive and supportive clinic located in the Bray area. This role is perfect for a vet who is passionate about high‑quality patient care, enjoys working in a dynamic environment, and is keen to continue developing both clinically and professionally. An interest in exotics will be considered a strong advantage. Key Responsibilities Diagnose, treat, and manage patients to high clinical standards Work up cases thoroughly within the clinic before referral when required Communicate clearly and empathetically with clients to support informed decision‑making Prescribe and dispense medications safely, ensuring detailed and accurate medical records Support, mentor, and collaborate with colleagues to maintain a strong team culture Promote healthcare plans and insurance options to enable optimal patient care Ensure smooth daily operations, including accurate billing and documentation Maintain VCI membership, CPD requirements, and compliance with professional guidelines Requirements MVB, DVM, or equivalent with current VCI registration Minimum 2 years experience in small‑animal clinical practice Strong medical and surgical abilities appropriate for the experience level Excellent communication, organisational, and decision‑making skills Ability to work independently and as part of an engaged, collaborative team Interest in exotics (distinct advantage) What's On Offer A supportive, progressive clinical environment Opportunities for ongoing learning, CPD and professional development A positive, collaborative team culture focused on exceptional patient care Salary £40,000 – £60,000 per annum, depending on experience How To Apply Veterinary surgeons interested in this position can apply directly through The Vet Office. Send your CV to: info@thevetoffice.com Seniority level Not Applicable Employment type Full‑time Job function Health Care Provider Industries Veterinary Services #J-18808-Ljbffr
A veterinary clinic in Dublin seeks a Lead Veterinary Surgeon to oversee clinic operations and clinical standards. The ideal candidate will have strong surgical experience, excellent communication skills, and a background in mentoring teams. This full-time leadership position offers a competitive salary of €65,000 – €75,000 annually plus bonuses, providing a supportive environment for professional development. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Veterinary Surgeon – Rathgar, Dublin Salary: 55,000 – 70,000 DOE The Vet Office is recruiting an experienced General Practice Veterinary Surgeon to join a modern, well‑equipped small‑animal clinic in the Rathgar area (Dublin) . This is an exciting opportunity to join a progressive, supportive team committed to exceptional patient care, clinical development, and a positive, collaborative work culture. About The Clinic Modern, purpose‑built site with excellent facilities including: In‑house laboratory Digital X‑ray & dental X‑ray Ultrasound Two spacious surgical theatres Four consultation rooms Separate dog and cat wards A strong commitment to fear‑free handling and patient comfort The Ideal Candidate The clinic is looking for a Veterinary Surgeon who: Has 3+ years experience in small‑animal practice Is competent and confident in medicine and surgery Is highly motivated, hard‑working, and a strong team player Has a genuine interest in delivering high‑quality clinical care Values continuous learning CPD and further education support provided Key Responsibilities Clinical Duties Diagnose, treat, and manage patients to high clinical standards Work up cases thoroughly within the clinic before referral Take full responsibility for ongoing patient care, including appropriate after‑hours instructions Maintain accurate, up‑to‑date medical records Prescribe and dispense medications safely and correctly Provide clear communication to clients, offering estimates and detailed explanations of treatment plans Promote preventative care, including Pet Health Plans and pet insurance Ensure all bills and treatment costs are accurately recorded Client Care Responsibilities Deliver an outstanding client experience in person, by phone, email, and online Communicate with clients in a compassionate, professional, and informative manner Support a welcoming and positive environment for clients and their pets Team & Training Responsibilities Communicate effectively with the clinic team to uphold high standards of patient care Provide guidance and basic clinical training to junior staff where required Support a collaborative, respectful team culture Assist in maintaining the clinic's professional appearance and daily operations Professional Standards Maintain VCI membership and remain compliant with Irish veterinary legislation Follow professional conduct guidelines and meet CPD requirements Uphold a standard of behaviour that reflects positively on the veterinary profession Complete administrative and clinical tasks accurately and efficiently Adhere to all workplace health and safety requirements Knowledge & Skills Essential MVB, DVM or equivalent with current VCI registration 3+ years experience in a small‑animal practice Excellent communication skills Strong time‑management and organisational abilities Ability to make confident clinical decisions Ability to work independently and within a team Interest in working in a progressive, collaborative environment Ability to investigate and treat clinical cases appropriately Desirable Additional veterinary qualifications or advanced clinical training Personal Qualities Professional, positive and approachable Self‑motivated and reliable Strong work ethic and attention to detail Compassionate, empathetic and patient‑focused A team player with enthusiasm for maintaining a supportive clinic culture Salary & Conditions 55,000 – 70,000 per year DOE Supportive environment with comprehensive CPD and further education opportunities Full‑time, permanent role How to Apply Qualified veterinary surgeons can apply through The Vet Office. Send your CV to: info@thevetoffice.com #J-18808-Ljbffr
