Congratulations – you’ve landed your first veterinary position! That first role represents years of hard work finally paying off. The relief of getting hired after
Working as a locum vet means filling in temporarily for permanent members of staff at different practices. Whether you’re there for weeks or months, you’ll
More and more employers are looking overseas for veterinary talent to beat the current skills shortage. But hiring international vets has far more benefits than
Despite the popularity of “All Creatures Great and Small”, surprisingly few vets are willing to go full Herriot. According to RCVS figures, a paltry 3.2%
Vets are relocating to Canada as the country woos foreign vets to fill a critical talent shortage. Vets are relocating to Canada as the country
Post-Brexit, Ireland has become even more popular with overseas vets. With its beautiful countryside and lively social life, it’s not hard to see why. But
The term “job hopper” has been falling out of common parlance lately, for much the same reason as “mobile phone” and “horseless carriage”: it goes
The mental health crisis in the vet community has hit particularly hard for those who feel alone or face discrimination at work. British Veterinary LGBT+
As a locum vet or vet nurse, you’ll need to hit the ground running and make a good impression from the word go. This will
The BVA has called for practices to get on board with flexible working after its Autumn 2021 Voice of the Profession survey revealed that 44%
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