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Experienced SA Vet - Lincolnshire - REFVSV245

Wednesday 17th March, 2010

Our client is a multi site practice based in Rural Lincolnshire. They are 100% Small animal and hold hospital status at their main branch. Ideally they would like to recruit a vet with at least 3 years post graduate experience and surgical bi...

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