Farm Veterinary Surgeons 45K - 85K - Ireland

Veterinary Staff

Dublin
€45,000-85,000 per year
Permanent
Full-time

14 days ago
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Farm Veterinary Surgeons Opportunities Across IrelandFull-Time Roles | Competitive Packages | Supportive, Farm-Focused TeamsThe Vet Office is recruiting Farm Veterinary Surgeons for established practices across Ireland. Join friendly, experienced teams delivering high-quality care to dairy, beef and sheep clients.About the Roles

Full-time hours: MondayFriday, standard daytime shifts with a one-hour lunch.
OOH/weekend rota: Typically 1 in 4 (Saturday morningMonday), with time off in lieu the following week.

Caseload: 100% farm animal work including routine fertility (US scanning & PDs), calvings/lambings, Caesareans, displaced abomasums, downer cow management, herd/flock health planning, mastitis control, lameness, youngstock/calf health, parasitology and infectious disease investigations (incl. TB testing where applicable). * Tools & support: Modern equipment (portable ultrasound, fluids, calving kit, blood/FA analysis access), experienced colleagues and RVNs, and practical case back-up when you need it.Salary & Benefits45,000 80,000 (DOE, enthusiasm, and level of mentoring required)4 weeks paid holiday1,000 annual CPD allowance (farm-focused CPD encouraged)VDS cover paidGenerous OOH bonuses, paid in addition to salaryMileage/expenses paid for use of personal vehicle for workWhy Join?Youll be part of collaborative, farm-dedicated teams with genuine case discussion, mentorship and the freedom to grow areas of interest (e.g., fertility, mastitis control, lameness, youngstock). Whether youre experienced and ready to take ownership of a farm diary, or a motivated recent graduate seeking solid support and steady skills development, wed love to hear from you.Apply TodayIf youre a committed, team-oriented Farm Vet seeking a rewarding role with strong support, attractive benefits and a healthy worklife balance, please send your CV and a short cover letter torelocation support can be discussed at interview.

Veterinary Staff