VetSurgeon.org has been setting new records for the amount of activity recorded on the site.

Membership of the community has grown from 1,832 in April, to 3,524 today. On December 2nd, there were 810 visits to the website, the largest number of visits…

VetSurgeon.org has launched a new register of veterinary locums as a resource for practices that need to find a locum quickly and at no cost.

Veterinary locums can add themselves to the register free of charge, and include full details of the service they…

After tense negotiations which stretched well into the night, Jenny Smith MRCVS has been confirmed this morning as the new face of VetSurgeon.org.

Jenny, who qualified earlier this year (congratulations), will appear in advertisements for the site in…

VetSurgeon.org has launched a completely revamped classified jobs section for the profession which allows members to subscribe for alerts when someone advertises a vacancy in their area.

VetSurgeon Jobs has been designed from the ground up to be as simple…

VetSurgeon Jobs has published the results of two surveys designed to give veterinary employers and job applicants some insight into what they want from each other.

The first survey was completed by 139 vets who described themselves as having recently…

VetSurgeon.org has announced the launch of VetSurgeon Jobs, a new service designed to change the way veterinary surgeons are hired, saving veterinary practices hundreds, sometimes thousands of pounds.

Since 1761, when the veterinary profession first…

VetSurgeon.org has launched 'Find our jobs', a new badge for practices to add to their websites which links to a display of JUST the vacancies they've advertised on VetSurgeon.org and VetNurse.co.uk.

The example above right demonstrates…

VetSurgeon Jobs has launched the VetSurgeon Locum Map, a free new service designed to help connect veterinary practices with locum vets. 

Locum vets can now come and update their VetSurgeon Profile to display their location and a business card on a map…

VetSurgeon Jobs has announced the launch of ‘Share and Reward’, a free new service designed to help practices maximise the word-of-mouth effect when they’re trying to recruit a new veterinary surgeon.

Now, when you advertise a job on…

VetSurgeon.org Jobs has announced the launch of a new feature designed to help veterinary surgeons have greater confidence applying for jobs advertised on the site.

Publishing Editor Arlo Guthrie said: "I've lost count of the number of vets who remark…

VetSurgeon Jobs has announced that from today, veterinary employers can display the salary and benefits they offer as an integral part of their recruitment advertisement on VetSurgeon.org, in a way designed to give jobseekers a realistic expectation.

VetSurgeon.org, in association with Swann Morton, has launched a new system designed to help veterinary surgeons, students and other members of the profession forge useful contacts in their local area.

First you need to complete your VetSurgeon Prof…

Google has launched Google for Jobs, a new search tool which presents the jobseeker with a list of jobs from a variety of different sources, including VetSurgeon Jobs.

Now, when you search Google for something which includes the word 'job' or 'jobs',…

VetSurgeon.org is conducting a survey for veterinary surgeons and students to discover whether, when searching for a job, you would like to see salaries and benefits advertised in job adverts.

The survey follows the launch last year of a new feature

A survey carried out by VetSurgeon.org Jobs and VetNurse.co.uk Jobs has concluded that both veterinary surgeons and nurses want potential employers to be up front about the salary they're offering, and many will simply ignore advertisements that don't…

VetSurgeon.org has undergone its biggest overhaul since the online community was first launched over a decade ago, specifically to offer a far better platform for clinical discussion than Facebook, and to give referral practitioners a major new incentive…

From today and until further notice, VetSurgeon.org and VetNurse.co.uk Jobs are free of charge, so that practices which find themselves with staffing problems over the coming months can broadcast a shout for help. 

When you post a job advert, or a shou…

As of today, VetSurgeon.org Jobs costs £25 +VAT for advertising a job vacancy ... reduced from £99 + VAT before the coronavirus pandemic to support the veterinary profession in these economically challenging times. 

The service has been free…

VetSurgeon.org has relaunched its community as THE most effective way for veterinary surgeons to get answers to their questions.

It’s very simple.

If you’re a member of VetSurgeon.org, visit the site as soon as possible, and login.

You will…

Some leading lights in the world of small animal medicine have signed up to help colleagues in general practice, by answering questions posted in the VetSurgeon.org Community.

Kate Murphy and Mellora Sharman from VetCT, Mayank Seth and Rachel Miller