The position will appeal to those that enjoy working in a collaborative and supportive team environment that offers flexibility and family-friendly working patterns. We welcome newly trained specialists looking for a large collegiate team to further consolidate their skills, as well as more established specialists that thrive in teaching and want a better work-life blend. You will be expected to take an active role in the clinical activities of the section, providing the highest standards of clinical care. In addition, participation in undergraduate and postgraduate clinical teaching supervision and mentoring is expected. 

The section is equipped with a 0.27T MRI (Hallmarq), a CT (Canon Aquilion Exceed LB with Qalibra platform for standing horses and horses under GA), a gamma camera (MIE), high end ultrasound unit (GE Vivid E9, GE Logic Fortis), digital radiography (Varex, SoundEklin) with a high output generator (Sapphire Rad, Varex) and multiple portable x-ray units. 

We are looking for candidates with a RCVS registrable degree in veterinary medicine, who hold or are eligible to sit the examination for a postgraduate diploma of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging or the American College of Veterinary Radiology.

Potential applicants wishing to discuss this position informally are encouraged to contact Prof Daniel Chan (Head of Department) email: dchan@rvc.ac.uk, or, Prof Andrew Fiske-Jackson (Head of RVC Equine) email: afiskejackson@rvc.ac.uk or Freddie Dash (Lecturer in Equine Diagnostic Imaging) rdash1@rvc.ac.uk 

Closing Date: 15 Nov 2026

Reporting Unit: Academic

Salary: Competitive Salary
Permanent / Full Time

We invite applications for a full-time Senior Lecturer in Equine Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging in the Department of Clinical Science and Services. The service is integrated into the large team of specialists at the RVC’s Equine Referral Hospital, located in our Hawkshead Campus, a 15-minute train ride from the centre of cosmopolitan London and near a number of international airports. 

The position will appeal to those that enjoy working in a collaborative and supportive team environment that offers flexibility and family-friendly working patterns. We welcome newly trained specialists looking for a large collegiate team to further consolidate their skills, as well as more established specialists who thrive in teaching and want a better work-life blend. 

You will be expected to take an active role in the clinical activities of the section, providing an efficient and proactive approach to clinical duties resulting in the highest standards of clinical care for patients as well as undertake an active role in undergraduate and postgraduate clinical teaching including formal and informal group teaching and seminars for undergraduates. You will also be expected to supervise and mentor postgraduate students as required. 

The section is equipped with a standing equine MRI (Hallmarq veterinary imaging), a state-of-the-art CT scanner (Canon Aqilion Exceed LB, Qalibra), Scintigraphy unit (MIE), several ultrasound units (GE Logic fortis, E9, R9), digital radiography (DRGEM) and fluoroscopy (Philips BV Endura).

We are looking for candidates with a RCVS registrable degree in veterinary science, who hold or are eligible to sit the examination for a postgraduate diploma in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging. 

We offer a generous reward package and benefits including:

• Competitive and attractive pension package
• Generous 30 days annual leave (plus 3 concessionary days and bank holidays)
• Access to free in-house CPD and funded external CPD
• A range of family friendly policies, including adoption, maternity and paternity pay and leave
• On site café and restaurant
• Free membership to the newly built Fitness and Wellbeing Centre located on site (gym, badminton, climbing wall, Zumba, yoga and Pilates classes included)
• Cycle to work scheme
• Free mini-bus service to and from Potters Bar station and Hawkshead Campus

Potential applicants wishing to discuss this position informally are encouraged to contact Professor Daniel Chan (Head of Department) email: dchan@rvc.ac.uk, Professor Andy Fiske-Jackson (Clinical Director) email: afiskejackson@rvc.ac.uk , or Dr Freddie Dash email: rdash1@rvc.ac.uk.

Closing Date: 15 Nov 2026

Reporting Unit: Academic

Salary: Competitive Salary
Permanent / Full Time

Applicants should ideally be able to commence by 1 December 2026, although some flexibility may be possible. The role will be based in person at our Hawkshead Campus near Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, UK.

We are searching for a highly motivated, independent, multidisciplinary postdoctoral researcher who will work in the Structure & Motion Lab. You will, in coordination with internal and external collaborators, another postdoc, a technician and a research administrator as well as the project’s Principal Investigator, conduct biomechanics research investigating the evolution of locomotion in the crocodile lineage. The work will involve 3D anatomical imaging with scan data of extant and extinct crocodiles, in vivo (non-invasive) and ex vivo (donated cadaver tissue) and robotics empirical data collection/experimentation, and other research in the Structure & Motion Laboratory, Department of Comparative Biomedical Sciences.

This project is funded by the European Research Council (ERC) through the EU Horizon 2020 programme and is led by Professor John R. Hutchinson. Further information is available at: http://www.rvc.ac.uk/about/our-people/john-hutchinson

You will assist in all stages of the research. This includes collection and analysis of empirical data and implementing Good Research Practice and Health and Safety. Expertise in biomechanics empirical data collection (in vivo (non-invasive) and/or ex vivo; robotics) is essential to the project. Other skills relevant to the project (e.g., 3D imaging/modelling; biomechanical modelling/simulation; statistics; morphometrics; phylogenetic comparative methods; anatomy including dissection; vertebrate palaeontology) are desirable. Science communication is likely to be involved.

The successful candidate will demonstrate enthusiasm for research and hold a PhD-Level degree. 

We offer a generous reward package and benefits including:

• Competitive and attractive pension package
• A range of family friendly policies, including adoption, maternity and paternity pay and leave
• On site café and restaurant
• Free membership to the newly built Fitness and Wellbeing Centre located on site (gym, badminton, climbing wall, Zumba, yoga and Pilates classes included)
• Cycle to work scheme
• Free mini-bus service to and from Potters Bar station and Hawkshead Campus 

Prospective applicants are encouraged to contact Professor John Hutchinson on email: jhutchinson@rvc.ac.uk

Please note: We are only able to offer visa sponsorship for this position if the successful candidate has a PhD in a relevant subject, or can be considered a new entrant. 

Closing Date: 23 Oct 2026

Reporting Unit: Academic

Salary: £41,339 to £52,499 Per Annum Including London Weighting
Fixed Term / Full Time

Applicants should ideally be able to commence by 1 December 2026, although some flexibility may be possible. The role will be based in person at our Hawkshead Campus near Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, UK.

We are searching for a highly motivated, independent, multidisciplinary postdoctoral researcher who will work in the Structure & Motion Lab. You will, in coordination with internal and external collaborators, another postdoc, a technician and a research administrator as well as the project’s Principal Investigator, conduct biomechanics research investigating the evolution of locomotion in the crocodile lineage. The work will involve analyses of locomotor morphology (e.g., 3D imaging; morphometrics; phylogenetic character mapping; vertebrate palaeontology) and biomechanics (3D modelling and simulation; form-function correlations with performance; virtual robotics), and other research in the Structure & Motion Laboratory, Department of Comparative Biomedical Sciences.

This project is funded by the European Research Council (ERC) through the EU Horizon 2020 programme and is led by Professor John R. Hutchinson. Further information is available at: http://www.rvc.ac.uk/about/our-people/john-hutchinson

You will assist in all stages of the research. This includes collection and analysis of computational data and implementing Good Research Practice and Health and Safety. Expertise in studying vertebrate morphology with 3D imaging in an evolutionary context is essential to the project. Other skills relevant to the project (e.g., 3D biomechanical modelling and simulation; statistics; morphometrics; phylogenetic comparative methods; anatomy including dissection; vertebrate palaeontology) are desirable. Science communication is likely to be involved. 

The successful candidate will demonstrate enthusiasm for research and PhD-level degree. 

We offer a generous reward package and benefits including:

• Competitive and attractive pension package
• A range of family friendly policies, including adoption, maternity and paternity pay and leave
• On site café and restaurant
• Free membership to the newly built Fitness and Wellbeing Centre located on site (gym, badminton, climbing wall, Zumba, yoga and Pilates classes included)
• Cycle to work scheme
• Free mini-bus service to and from Potters Bar station and Hawkshead Campus 

Prospective applicants are encouraged to contact Professor John Hutchinson on email: jhutchinson@rvc.ac.uk

Please note: We are only able to offer visa sponsorship for this position if the successful candidate has a PhD in a relevant subject, or can be considered a new entrant. 

Closing Date: 23 Oct 2026

Reporting Unit: Academic

Salary: £41,339 to £52,499 Per Annum Including London Weighting
Fixed Term / Full Time