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Full-time

Registered Veterinary Nurse

Tarporley, Cheshire
Reference RVN090Posted 02/11/2026
Pay
£25,500–£30,000 per year
Working pattern
37.5 hours per week, worked over four days; one in four Saturday mornings included within weekly hours. Flexibility available; Mondays and Fridays must be covered.
Weekends / on-call
One in four Saturday mornings included within contracted hours; occasional flexibility required for weekday coverage.

Benefits and development

  • 6 weeks paid holiday including bank holidays
  • £600.00 CPD allowance per annum
  • Health cash plan for a range of wellbeing treatments
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  • RCVS membership paid plus one other professional subscription
  • VDS cover
  • Enhanced maternity, paternity, adoption and shared parental leave pay
  • Discounted veterinary fees
  • Discounts and cashback on shopping, travel and entertainment
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • CPD and training support
  • Company sick pay
  • Colleague engagement survey
  • Annual pay reviews
  • Focus on employee wellbeing
  • Career progression opportunities
  • Electric vehicle salary sacrifice scheme (subject to eligibility)

Vacancy details

About the role

Run nurse consultations and clinics to build client relationships and preventative care.

Candor Vets is working with an established veterinary practice in Tarporley, Cheshire to find a Registered Veterinary Nurse.

What you will be doing

  • Provide theatre nursing and surgical support for routine procedures.
  • Deliver inpatient nursing and day-to-day patient care.
  • Carry out general nursing duties and clinical support tasks.

Working pattern

  • Full-time role, 37.5 hours per week, worked over four days.
  • One in four Saturday mornings included within weekly contracted hours.
  • Flexibility available; coverage of Mondays and Fridays is required.

Team and support

  • Join a small, supportive clinical team with a dedicated front-of-house team to allow clinical staff to focus on patient care.
  • Opportunity to contribute to service development, including growing nurse clinic provision and increasing surgical capacity.

Development

  • Responsibility to help shape and develop nursing services, with clear opportunities for professional progression and broader clinical responsibilities.

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