Associate Veterinary Jobs
Digitally Connecting Vets & Veterinary Practices Worldwide
Farm Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Cookstown, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Salary: Up to £47,000 – £75,000 and above, DOE
Small Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Long Eaton, Nottinghamshire, England
Salary: Up to £40,000 - £70,000 and above, DOE
Small Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Thornton Heath, London, England
Salary: Up to £55,000 and above, DOE
Small Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Hayes End, London, England
Salary: Up to £65,000 and above, DOE
Small Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Putney, London, England
Salary: Up to £45,000 - £90,000 and above, DOE
Small Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Addiscombe, London, England
Salary: Up to £85,000 and above, DOE
Small Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Hayes End, London, England
Salary: Up to £65,000 and above, DOE
Small Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Harrow, Greater London, England
Salary: Up to £60,000 - £90,000 and above, DOE
Small Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Cork, County Cork, Ireland
Salary: Competitive salary package, DOE
Small Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Lymm, Cheshire, England
Salary: Up to £60,000 and above, DOE
What is an Associate Veterinarian?
An Associate Veterinarian diagnoses illness, performs surgery and gives owners valuable advice on animal aftercare. They’re employed by veterinary clinics or practices to provide treatment rather than owning and operating their own practice.
Associate Veterinarian duties include:
- Examination and diagnosis.
- Treatment of injuries, disorders and diseases.
- Performing surgery.
- Maintaining medical records.
Associate veterinarians can also be required to perform everyday tasks, including inventory checks.
As an Associate Veterinarian, you’ll continue to learn while you work and will be mentored by the senior practitioners.
How much can you earn as an Associate Veterinarian?
Associate veterinarians can expect to earn excellent salaries in most developed countries.
In the US an associate veterinarian with between 2 – 10 years’ experience will typically earn between $120,00 – $160,000.
In the UK a vet surgeon with 2 – 10 years’ experience will likely earn between £37,000 – £55,000 ($46,668 – $69,400).
Of course, associate veterinarians can earn more depending on what fields they specialise in with possibilities to work in multiple sectors such as equine, small animal and farm.
Where Can You Work as an Associate Vet?
Associate vets are privileged to be able to work in an exciting array of locations around the world. Vets are in high demand in most countries so you really can pick the country and city/town of your choice.
Find your Ideal Associate Veterinarian Role with The Vet Service
For a wider variety of veterinary jobs see our USA, Canada or UK pages. We also have other vet job types including clinical director vet jobs, locum veterinary jobs and veterinary technician roles.
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