Jobs at Linnaeus

An 18-month graduate veterinary development programme providing primary care training, mentorship, practical courses, CPD, networking, and structured career support. Graduates develop clinical skills across surgery, dentistry, anaesthesia, imaging, internal medicine, dermatology, ophthalmology, neurology, and oncology. The programme includes non-clinical training and leads to a permanent veterinary position within Linnaeus, with opportunities to move across its UK practices.

Leads UK&I financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and performance analysis. Partners with senior leaders and European Finance teams to explain business results, identify risks and opportunities, improve efficiency, and support strategic growth. Presents actionable financial insights, challenges stakeholders constructively, and develops forward-looking recommendations in a complex, commercially focused environment.

Acts as a strategic HR advisor to regional and hospital leaders across Northern England and Scotland. Responsibilities include workforce planning, talent and succession management, leadership development, employee relations, employment-law compliance, organizational change, engagement, DEI, coaching, and people analytics. The role partners with legal, payroll, benefits, and HR centers of excellence while supporting multiple veterinary sites.

Manage a dedicated portfolio of monthly payrolls through the complete payroll lifecycle. Process accurate gross-to-net calculations, statutory payments, deductions, tax, National Insurance, and pensions while ensuring legislative compliance. Use advanced Excel and payroll systems including ADP iHCM and Workday. The role also involves prioritizing workloads, communicating effectively, working independently, and contributing to payroll process improvement and modernization initiatives.

Provide specialist neurology care for small-animal patients in a multidisciplinary veterinary referral hospital. Responsibilities include inpatient care, client and referring-veterinarian communication, neurological diagnostics and treatment, interdisciplinary collaboration, participation in neurology rounds and continuing professional development, and an out-of-hours rota of one in four weekends and weekdays.

Leads clinical quality, governance, operational efficiency, team development, customer experience, and commercial performance at a veterinary referral hospital. The Clinical Director develops clinical strategy, oversees quality improvement and regulatory compliance, supports recruitment and professional development, manages budgets and growth initiatives, builds relationships with clients and referring veterinarians, and continues practicing as a veterinary specialist.

Provide specialist diagnostic imaging services in a multidisciplinary veterinary referral hospital. Responsibilities include consulting, collaborating across clinical services, developing the imaging department, supervising a diagnostic imaging intern, maintaining professional standards, supporting patient care, and contributing to teaching and clinical research. The role requires a board-certified or residency-trained veterinarian with small-animal diagnostic imaging expertise and UK work authorization.

Registered Veterinary Nurses provide high-quality clinical and patient care across Village Vet hospitals and practices in London, Hertfordshire, and Cambridgeshire. Responsibilities include client service, teamwork, and contributing to a supportive clinical environment. The organization offers full-time and part-time rotas, professional development, funded certifications and CPD, career progression, paid professional fees, and comprehensive employee benefits.

Provides patient care and nursing support in a veterinary ophthalmology referral centre. The role involves maintaining high standards of care for ophthalmic patients, supporting ocular surgery and clinical procedures, and working collaboratively with a dedicated nursing team. Full ophthalmology training is provided. The position is Monday to Friday with no weekend work, paid overtime or time off in lieu, and opportunities for continuing professional development and career progression.

Part-time veterinary anaesthesia clinician responsible for developing anaesthetic and analgesic plans, supervising veterinary nurses, managing high-risk patients, and supporting emergency and critical care services. The role includes out-of-hours support, staff training, external CPD delivery, and advice to referring veterinarians. The hospital provides advanced anaesthesia, ventilation, monitoring, and locoregional anaesthesia equipment.