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QVN - Surrey - REF VSN235

Friday 12th March, 2010

We are currently looking for a qualified veterinary nurse to join our clients team in Surrey. They are a 2 vets 2 nurse practice + reception team and weekends will be worked on a rota basis. There are no out of hours with this position. For fu...

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