Registered Veterinary Nurse

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN) to join a supportive and progressive veterinary team in Ayrshire, Scotland
.

Offering a salary of up to £36,000 DOE (FTE),
flexible working arrangements
, no out-of-hours requirements and an excellent benefits package, this position is ideal for both experienced RVNs and newly qualified veterinary nurses looking to develop their careers.

The role offers a varied nursing caseload, with opportunities to develop clinical skills, take ownership of nurse-led consultations and contribute to high standards of patient care.

Full-time and flexible working options are available
, providing an excellent opportunity to maintain a healthy work-life balance.

This established small animal veterinary practice provides a welcoming, collaborative environment where veterinary nurses are encouraged to develop their skills and play an active role in clinical decision-making.

The practice benefits from modern veterinary facilities
, including digital diagnostic equipment, ultrasound, patient monitoring technology and well-equipped surgical areas.

Working alongside experienced veterinary surgeons, registered veterinary nurses and dedicated support colleagues, the successful candidate will benefit from a positive working culture that prioritises teamwork, professional development and high-quality patient care.

The practice also encourages continued learning, offering opportunities to develop additional nursing interests and progress professionally.

• Deliver high-quality nursing care to small animal patients.
• Assist veterinary surgeons with consultations, diagnostic procedures and surgical treatments.
• Monitor anaesthesia and provide appropriate perioperative nursing support.
• Provide inpatient care, including monitoring, medication administration and patient recovery.
• Conduct nurse-led consultations and provide preventative healthcare advice.
• Support diagnostic procedures and maintain accurate clinical records.
• Educate pet owners on animal health, nutrition and preventative treatments.
• Maintain excellent standards of hygiene, infection control and clinical safety.
• Collaborate with veterinary colleagues to ensure a positive patient and client experience.

The ideal candidate will:

• Hold a recognised Veterinary Nursing qualification and be registered with the RCVS
  .
• Be an experienced or newly qualified Registered Veterinary Nurse.
• Demonstrate strong clinical nursing skills and a commitment to animal welfare.
• Have excellent communication and client care abilities.
• Be confident working independently while contributing positively to a team.
• Show enthusiasm for professional development and continuing education.
• Be organised, compassionate and adaptable within a busy veterinary environment.

Newly qualified RVNs are encouraged to apply
, with clinical support and development opportunities available.

The successful candidate can expect a competitive package, including:

• Salary:
  Up to £36,000 per annum DOE (FTE).
• Permanent position with flexible working arrangements.
• Full-time hours, with reduced working weeks considered.
• Weekend rota:
  Approximately 1 in 4 Saturdays.
• No out-of-hours or overnight shifts.
• Generous CPD allowance and paid CPD leave.
• RCVS registration and professional fees paid.
• Private healthcare benefits.
• Enhanced family-friendly leave policies.
• Pension scheme and income protection benefits.
• Employee discounts and additional staff benefits.
• Access to modern veterinary equipment and clinical resources.
• Supportive working environment with opportunities for career progression.

This opportunity offers an excellent combination of competitive remuneration, professional development and work-life balance for veterinary nurses seeking their next career move in Ayrshire.