Village Vets Douglas

Location: Douglas, Cork

Reports to: Lead Vet, Douglas

Join Village Vets as a Registered Nurse. This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of your clinic and deliver outstanding patient care.

About Our Clinic

Village Vets Douglas is led by Declan and Elaine Quigley, combining decades of veterinary expertise with genuine warmth. Together, they have created a welcoming clinic in the heart of Douglas, where pets are treated like family and every client is met with kindness and trusted expertise.

What You’ll Do

• Assist veterinary surgeon in veterinary procedures including anaesthetics and surgical operations.
• Administer treatments (e.g. injections, medication, fluid therapy, dressing, first aid, euthanasia) as directed by the veterinary surgeon and where permitted, undertake minor surgical procedures.
• Ensure medications prescribed are correctly administered to patients, oversee the safe handling of drugs and maintain up to date and accurate clinical records
• Provide appropriate veterinary training to all staff in order to assist with best practice measures.
• Complete all tasks, duties and procedures efficiently and accurately.
• Be responsible for creating and maintaining an outstanding client experience throughout the whole team.

What We’re Looking For

• VCI Registered nurse with minimum 1 years’ experience.

What’s in it For You… At a Glance

In addition to our fabulous teams and supportive environments, we’re proud to offer a benefits package that supports our team’s wellbeing, growth, and families:

• Health cash plan
• Pension scheme
• Gym membership subsidy
• Free pet health plan
• Paid charity day
• Additional leave with service
• Funded CPD including, allowances, online seminar series, new graduate programme, training platform access, and certificate funding.
• Statutory sick pay
• Enhanced maternity, paternity & adoptive benefits (state‑matched)

Please note you must have the legal right to work in Ireland to be considered for this role.

Apply today to join a growing, supportive team making a real difference in veterinary care.