Ninja Nurse

Are you a dynamic and enthusiastic Registered Veterinary Nurse ready to take on a varied and rewarding challenge? Join our team as a Ninja Nurse, a unique rotational role that allows you to work across multiple departments within our referral hospital.

As a Ninja Nurse, you’ll rotate around many areas of the hospital :

• ward areas
• imaging to support sedations
• oncology
• theatre

Working as part of the hospital nursing team to provide support to all clinical services and helping to support the flow of cases through each department.

These roles give the successful candidates an opportunity to explore the referral hospital and expand on referral experience and knowledge. We are looking for dynamic and hard-working nurses who are willing to move around the hospital, under the direction of the Nursing Management and head nurse teams. These roles would be ideal for someone that is wanting to work in the referral setting without selecting one specialism.

We are ideally looking for a nurse with at least 1-year experience as a qualified nurse.

Previous experience in a referral environment is desirable but not essential.

You will be involved with teaching and supervision of Veterinary and Veterinary Nursing undergraduates on clinical rotations.

Flexibility will be necessary as the post will require participation in the OOH rota, to include some weekend work.

Full‑time, permanent role hours : 40 hours per week

Part‑time, temporary role hours : 34.33 hours per week (12 month contract)

Benefits and wellbeing

Our people are at the heart of what we do and as your employer we want to ensure we offer flexibility, support and staff development, where possible, through :

Time off

Wellbeing

Health

General

How to apply

If this role sounds like the right fit for you, don’t delay, click ‘Apply’ and begin your career with Langford Vets.

In your cover letter, please indicate whether you are applying for the full‑time role, the part‑time role, or both.

Langford Vets is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

The main purpose of the post is to support the hospital with an ability to staff in a dynamic way. These roles will rotate around the hospital, primarily in medicine, surgery / neurology ward and theatres. The nurse / s within this role will be moved to support areas dependent on clinical and staffing needs. This role will assist with inpatient care, procedures, surgical theatre cases and general maintenance and upkeep of the hospital. They would participate in an OOH weekend rota. This role will work within the terms of the RCVS guide to professional conduct.

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