Mixed Veterinary Surgeons
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Veterinary ST in Roma
Mixed Veterinary Surgeon (Small & Large Animal) – Ireland
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EU VETS - No sponsorship available
The Vet Office is currently recruiting Mixed Veterinary Surgeons to join a number of well-established veterinary practices across Ireland.
This is an excellent opportunity for veterinarians who enjoy both companion animal and farm animal practice and are looking to develop their careers in a supportive, modern environment.
What we are looking for
- Minimum 1 year of experience in mixed veterinary practice (small and large animals).
- Degree in Veterinary Medicine recognised within the EU.
- C1 Cambridge Certificate or IELTS (required for registration with the Veterinary Council of Ireland).
- Good communication skills and a proactive attitude.
- Full driving licence is desirable.
What is on offer
- Salary: €45,000 – €85,000 per year, depending on experience.
- Permanent full-time position.l>
- Payment of Veterinary Council of Ireland (VCI)
registration fees.
- Professional indemnity insurance paid.
- Generous CPD allowance and continuous professional development.
- Supportive and experienced veterinary teams.
- Modern facilities and well-equipped practices.
- Accommodation assistance (depending on the clinic).
- Company vehicle or vehicle allowance (depending on the clinic).
- Career progression opportunities.
- Relocation support to Ireland.
Clinical work
Depending on the practice, your caseload may include:
- Companion animal consultations and surgery.
- Dairy and beef herd health.
- Reproductive management.
- Calf medicine.
- Preventive herd health programmes.
- Emergency and out-of-hours duties (practice dependent).
- Client advisory and farm visits.
Why Ireland? xivgfpx
Ireland offers excellent career opportunities for mixed veterinarians, with competitive salaries, outstanding professional development and the opportunity