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This is a hands-on and rewarding support role, working alongside our specialist-led team and closely with our First Opinion Theatre Technician. It is a vital position within the hospital and includes a variety of responsibilities such as preparing the theatre area, sterilising specialist referral equipment, restraining patients for the RVN team, and preparing patients for surgery. This role offers the opportunity to be part of the referral service, meaning no two days will be the same. You will play an important part in supporting the surgical team and ensuring the highest standards of care for our patients.
Job Responsibility:
Prepare theatres for scheduled surgical procedures, ensuring all required equipment is clean, sterilised, and available
Lay out surgical kits and assist in setting up surgical areas to support efficiency and aseptic protocols
Clean, pack, and sterilise surgical instruments and consumables using autoclaves and ultrasonic cleaners
Conduct regular maintenance checks on surgical tools and ensure any faults are reported and addressed
Ensure proper storage and organisation of sterile supplies
Maintain a clean and aseptic theatre environment before, during, and after surgical procedures
Follow strict infection control protocols including cleaning checklists, waste management, and barrier nursing support
Restock and rotate surgical supplies
Assist with cleaning duties across the hospital as required
Work collaboratively with veterinary surgeons, nurses, and support staff to ensure smooth surgical workflows
Respond efficiently to changing surgical schedules and urgent clinical needs
Communicate effectively with the clinical team regarding equipment availability, instrument readiness, and procedural setup
Requirements:
Experience in a veterinary or medical theatre/clinical environment (desirable)
Strong attention to detail and commitment to cleanliness and sterility
Ability to follow set procedures and maintain high standards under pressure
Effective time management and organisational skills
Confident working independently and as part of a fast-paced clinical team
Excellent communication skills for relaying information to the wider clinical team
Proactive approach to maintaining stock and equipment readiness
Enthusiasm for animal care and supporting surgical outcomes
What we offer:
Holiday allowance: 5.6 weeks (Including Bank holidays)