RVN
Permanent Nurse in Kent
ASAP - OPEN
40614
Salary up to £29,000 DOE plus up to £2,500 Welcome Bonus
Registered Veterinary Nurses are the absolute back bone of the practice, and generally have a hand in most areas of the day to day which include carrying out schedule 3 procedures (subject to appropriate training), anaesthesia monitoring, scrubbing in, looking after our inpatient care, carrying out various types of nurse clinics, completing laboratory duties and much more! There will also be some reception duties when needed such as: taking telephone calls/inpatient enquiries, stock control and ordering and unpacking orders.
The nursing team need to ensure that patient care meets the required high standard that we expect from our nursing team. In return, we love to provide the opportunity to become a clinical coach in the future. You will be supporting the Head Nurse in the supervision/training of their Student Veterinary Nurses & Animal Nursing Assistants when on shift and maintaining the highest level of cleanliness throughout the practice by upholding the practice` infection control procedures.
Nurses typically work full time, 40 hours per week, across 4/5 days, consisting of either an early shift (8:00 am to 4.30 pm) or a late (11:00 am to 7.30 pm). Our Nurses also work 1 in 3 Saturdays and in turn receive time off in lieu the following week and there is no OOH.
The Team consist of 3 Vets, 1 Head RVN, 2 Nurses and one SVN who are supported by our wonderfully efficient receptionists.
6.6 weeks annual leave
• Increasing holiday allowance based on length of service
• Your birthday as a paid day off
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Registered Veterinary Nurses are the absolute back bone of the practice, and generally have a hand in most areas of the day to day which include carrying out schedule 3 procedures (subject to appropriate training), anaesthesia monitoring, scrubbing in, looking after our inpatient care, carrying out various types of nurse clinics, completing laboratory duties and much more! There will also be some reception duties when needed such as: taking telephone calls/inpatient enquiries, stock control and ordering and unpacking orders.
The nursing team need to ensure that patient care meets the required high standard that we expect from our nursing team. In return, we love to provide the opportunity to become a clinical coach in the future. You will be supporting the Head Nurse in the supervision/training of their Student Veterinary Nurses & Animal Nursing Assistants when on shift and maintaining the highest level of cleanliness throughout the practice by upholding the practice` infection control procedures.
Nurses typically work full time, 40 hours per week, across 4/5 days, consisting of either an early shift (8:00 am to 4.30 pm) or a late (11:00 am to 7.30 pm). Our Nurses also work 1 in 3 Saturdays and in turn receive time off in lieu the following week and there is no OOH.
The Team consist of 3 Vets, 1 Head RVN, 2 Nurses and one SVN who are supported by our wonderfully efficient receptionists.
6.6 weeks annual leave
• Increasing holiday allowance based on length of service
• Your birthday as a paid day off
..
Kent
South East