Purpose-built practice | Varied caseload | Real investment in your development

 

If you want to feel valued again

 

If you are an RVN who enjoys being busy, learning new skills, and working with people who genuinely have each other’s backs, this could be exactly the kind of role you have been missing.

 

The Opportunity

 

We are working with a large, modern veterinary practice in Rotherham that has built its nursing team around one simple idea: great patient care starts with supported, confident nurses.

 

This is a full-time, permanent role where you will be trusted to use your skills properly. You will be part of a growing nursing team that plays an active role in clinical care, client communication, and supporting a varied and interesting caseload. No being sidelined. No feeling like “just another pair of hands”.

 

They are looking for a Registered Veterinary Nurse who enjoys teamwork, communicates well, and wants to keep learning. Someone who likes variety in their day and takes pride in delivering high standards of care to both patients and clients.

 

Why This Role Is Different

 

A genuinely impressive clinical setup

 

This is a purpose-built practice with facilities that many hospitals would envy, including:

  • 9 consultation rooms supporting a busy and diverse caseload
  • 4 operating theatres plus a dedicated dental suite
  • Ultrasound and a CT suite housing a 128-slice CT scanner
  • Separate dog and cat wards, plus multiple prep areas

 

You will be nursing properly, not improvising around limitations.

 

Nurses who are encouraged to grow

Many of the team are working towards additional certificates, with strong support from the practice. CPD is not just available, it is actively encouraged, with time and funding to match your interests.

 

A team that works together

You will be joining a group of colleagues who are passionate about high standards and about supporting each other on busy days. The focus is on collaboration, clear communication, and doing things properly, even when things get hectic.

 

Structure without burnout

The rota is 39 to 40 hours per week, with 1:4 weekends and duty nights on rotation. There is a clear structure to out-of-hours responsibilities, rather than constant pressure falling on the same people.

 

Your Journey Here

 

In your first month, you will focus on settling in, getting to know the team, and becoming confident with the practice systems, protocols, and facilities. Support will be close at hand while you find your feet.

 

By three months, you will be comfortable managing your nursing responsibilities across a varied caseload, contributing confidently to patient care, and starting to explore CPD options that align with your interests.

 

By six months, you will be a trusted and established member of the nursing team, using the practice’s facilities to their full potential and developing your skills in areas that genuinely interest you.

 

What’s On Offer

 

Compensation and Security

  • Salary from £26,000 to £32,000
  • Permanent, full-time role
  • Profit share bonus scheme
  • Income protection
  • Enhanced maternity pay
  • Long service recognition

 

Professional Development

  • CPD allowance with encouragement to pursue further training
  • Opportunities to support certificate holders and develop specialist interests

 

Wellbeing and Extras

  • Help at Hand health and wellbeing support
  • Compassionate leave
  • Staff discounts and Boost retail rewards
  • Opportunities for overseas charity work

 

The Candor Vets Difference

At Candor Vets, we do not push roles or rush decisions. We take the time to understand what actually matters to you and help you decide if a role is right, even if that means saying no.

 

Ready to Explore?

If this sounds like a role where you could grow, feel supported, and enjoy your work again, let’s have a confidential, no-pressure conversation.

 

Job Reference RVN069

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