General Veterinarian - Anesthesia - Fuerteventura
A General Veterinarian with anesthesia experience is needed for a clinic in Fuerteventura. The role offers a permanent contract, flexible benefits, and housing assistance.
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Per the ad.
Have the right to work in Spain
The Vet Office doesn't mention sponsorship in the ad.
Work on-site in Asturias
No relocation package mentioned.
This job was automatically translated to English.
Schedule: 2-3 nights per week
Week 2: 2 nights (9:00 PM to 9:00 AM) + 1 day of 24 hours (with breaks)
Week 3: 1 night (9:00 PM to 9:00 AM) + 1 day of 24 hours + 1 afternoon (3:00 PM to 9:00 PM)
The pattern repeats cyclically.
Initial contract for long-term sick leave replacement, with high possibility of conversion to a permanent contract.
Salary: €2,000 net per month.
Support for theoretical training (courses, master's degrees, specializations).
Excellent work environment at the hospital.
Constant clinical support, ideal for professionals with less experience.
Interested parties can send their CV to info@thevetoffice.com indicating in the email subject: Gijón night.
The Vet Office is a specialized veterinary recruitment agency operating across Spain, connecting veterinary professionals with clinics and hospitals nationwide. The company focuses exclusively on the veterinary sector, placing veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and support staff in roles ranging from emergency and internal medicine to imaging, surgery, and exotic animal care. Their platform serves as a dedicated bridge between veterinary talent and Spanish animal health employers, with a strong emphasis on the Spanish market.
The Vet Office has built a reputation as the go-to recruitment partner for veterinary professionals in Spain, with a presence across the country from Barcelona and Madrid to Valencia, Seville, and Bilbao. For international professionals, the company offers a direct entry point into the Spanish veterinary job market, with roles that frequently require Spanish language skills and often include relocation support, such as accommodation assistance in cities like Melilla. Their roles span from clinical positions to remote consultancy work, making them a relevant option for vets looking to practice in Spain.
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