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Veterinary - Locum SA Qualified Veterinary Nurse - Kent - ae/5550

Thursday 2nd September, 2010

We have an excellent locum opportunity for a Qualified Veterinary Nurse to join this busy practice in Kent ASAP for approximately 6 to 8 weeks cover. The client is very flexible on hours and rotas for this position. They will accept full or part t...

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For more information about meditation, please contact Di Sinclair at diane.sinclair@wanadoo.fr

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