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ECC Transition Vet
Have you ever been interested in emergency medicine? If you’re a new or recent graduate, or even an experienced GP vet who would like to make the transition into the world of emergency, critical care and referral medicine then we have an exciting opportunity for you, with guidance and mentoring from ECC experts! You have a genuine interest in emergency medicine and you thrive in an exciting environment.
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Vet Associate
With a couple of years of experience under your belt, you know what matters in your veterinarian career – a sense of teamwork, support and a chance to take your career to the next level. A great location with a variety of clients that allows for lots of opportunity to work up cases thoroughly. We are a large experienced team with our two Vet Directors having memberships in internal medicine, with plenty of opportunities to expand your skills.
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Vet Director
You’re ready to lead a team of like-minded and passionate veterinary professionals. You’re searching for a depth of support in running a practice and of course, continuing your education and development at the same time. Guide your practice in successfully delivering personalised, professional and dedicated care to our patients and owners from regular consults through to routine surgery and dental procedures.
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If you could travel back in time, what would you tell yourself?
Early in our careers, many of us will marvel at a more experienced veterinary colleague and think, “If only I could take an exact copy of their professional brain…”. The sad news is: you can’t. The good news is: you don’t need to! With some hands-on experience and learning, you are going to become your version of Veterinarian Extraordinaire! In the meantime, your composed, knowledgeable future self has kindly sent back in time the following pieces of helpful advice that they know you’ll appreciate an early heads-up on now…
7 Ways To Kick Start Your New Veterinary Career
So, you’ve worked hard and earned the certifications to become a qualified Veterinarian, Veterinary Nurse or Veterinary Technician. Congratulations! But now, a whole new challenge lies ahead… your very first job! Making the transition from student to practicing is an exciting time, but can also be understandably daunting. During this first year of employment especially, a great support network is invaluable. Helpful colleagues, accessible professional resources, and some mindful self-care will not only kick-start your career but will also support your mental and physical health during a potentially stressful time. So, to help you feel more cool, calm, and in control on your journey, here are a few early veterinary career tips that we sourced from Veterinary Professionals who have “been there, done that” and not just survived, but thrived…
5 Years as a Vet…now what?
As you approach five years into your career as a veterinarian, it’s time to step back and do some reflection. Take a few moments to carefully consider what you have learned, how your job has impacted your worldview, and how you’ve managed to balance your work responsibilities with social or family obligations. You probably don’t need to be convinced of the importance of self-evaluation. After all, you have been pushing yourself since your pre-vet days. Even as a practicing veterinarian, you likely work hard to keep up with evolving technology and techniques. You may put in long and irregular hours, either at the clinic or at home with your nose in reference books and veterinary journals, all in the continued quest for personal and professional development. Five years into your career, you’ve earned your chops and gained confidence in your work. Now it’s time to take a step back and take a big-picture view. What’s ahead for your career? What are your goals in your personal life? Where do you see yourself five years from now?
