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Veterinary Practice Doncaster | Mobile Vet Doncaster | PETmedic Vets
PETmedic is a small animal veterinary practice located just North of Doncaster at Adwick-le-Street. PETmedic is
a fully equiped veterinary practice.
A veterinary practice (can also be known as a veterinary centre, veterinary clinic, veterinary surgery or
animal hospital) is in most cases a small business offering a range of services to clients and patients.
Veterinary surgeons and their training.
Veterinary surgeons, in Doncaster, all possess a recognised veterinary degree from one of the six UK veterinary
schools or an overseas school that is recognised by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) — the UK
regulatory body.
It usually takes five years (except for Cambridge where it takes six years) to obtain a veterinary
qualification. There are six universities in the UK which offer a veterinary course — these are Bristol,
Cambridge, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool and London. There is not one in Doncaster.
The degree course is a combination of clinical and practical training with over 40 weeks spent working either
in veterinary practices, farms and other animal establishments, laboratories and abattoirs
Many people are involved in delivering the service and ensuring that you as the client, local to Doncaster, get
the best care for your animal, in the most efficient manner.
The Vets in the practice
Veterinary surgeons — business relationships
The veterinary surgeon in your Doncaster practice may be the sole principal, or a partner, an associate or a
locum. In the case of corporate animal practices, the veterinary surgeon may be a clinical director or a
salaried employee.
A principal is the sole owner of a Doncaster practice, whereas partners (and there may be several) have a
financial stake in the practice. The business responsibilities of principals and partners are often onerous -
as is the case in any small Doncaster business - since they are involved in the management and running of the
veterinary practice. The salary of a principal/partner will vary depending on how well the practice has fared
in the last financial year.
Associates (Assistants) are other veterinary surgeons employed by the partners. They are mainly involved in the
clinical side of practice in seeing clients and their patients. They generally do not have financial or
managerial responsibilities for the practice.
Locums are employed on temporary contracts of varying length. They are often employed to cover colleagues on
sick leave, study leave or maternity leave.
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