Linnaeus

About the Company

Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (A Mars Company). You can find our terms of use and privacy policy by visiting: Privacy statement - www.mars.com/privacy Legal notice - www.linnaeusgroup.co.uk/legal-notice/ Contact Information - www.linnaeusgroup.co.uk/contact-us/ Linnaeus, formed in 2014 and backed by Mars Petcare, is a leading veterinary services group comprising some of the most highly-respected practices in the UK. The group has seen continued growth and has had fantastic investment in its service offering, enabling it to maintain its position at the very forefront of specialist and first opinion veterinary services and excellence. Linnaeus is a vibrant, forward-thinking partnership of highly respected veterinary practices across the UK, comprising some of the best clinicians in the profession who were carefully selected to ensure the highest levels of patient care across our group. Together we provide a growing community of like-minded veterinary professionals who are passionate about what they do. We are incredibly proud of each and every member of our diverse portfolio, from the UK’s most respected small animal referral centres to our selection of high-quality first opinion practices. Through its flexible and supportive culture, its practice teams can focus on delivering top-quality care to their patients. For more on Linnaeus, please visit www.linnaeusgroup.co.uk. Committed to Excellence

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Company Name

Linnaeus

Job Title

Internal Medicine Resident

Job Description

Job Title: Internal Medicine Resident Role Summary: Graduate veterinarian dedicated to internal medicine, joining a multidisciplinary referral team and rotating through specialty disciplines while performing clinical duties, out‑of‑hours shifts, and ongoing educational activities. Expectations: Deliver high‑quality diagnostic and therapeutic care, collaborate with a team of specialists, commit to professional development, and actively engage in rotation schedules and specialty-focused responsibilities. Key Responsibilities: • Conduct patient diagnostics and manage internal medicine cases. • Participate in rotations across oncology, surgery, cardiology, neurology, diagnostics, dentistry, physiotherapy, and anaesthesia. • Perform out‑of‑hours duties on a shared rota with residents and diplomate staff. • Attend case discussions, ward rounds, and team meetings. • Maintain accurate patient records and contribute to clinical audits. • Complete mandatory training, continuing professional development, and CPD activities. Required Skills: • Strong teamwork and communication abilities in a multi‑disciplinary environment. • Excellent English language proficiency. • Ability to prioritize patient care and manage shifting responsibilities. • Knowledge of veterinary internal medicine fundamentals and familiarity with diagnostic techniques. Required Education & Certifications: • Veterinary degree (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine). • Registration with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (MRCVS) or eligibility to register. • Minimum two years of clinical experience post‑graduation, preferably including a rotating internship at a multidisciplinary referral centre. • Eligibility to work in the United Kingdom.

Hampshire, United kingdom

On site

Junior

27-11-2025