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  • Technology

    Why technology skills matter for vets and VNs

    • 9 May 2017
    • vet times jobs

    To shine in the veterinary field today, being tech-savvy makes good sense. This article explains why the skills required by a modern vet or VN should include a good grasp of technology.

  • Mental health and the veterinary profession

    • 9 May 2017
    • vet times jobs

    Levels of depression, stress and anxiety are disproportionately high among veterinary professionals. Why is this and what is the profession doing to help those affected?

  • Thumbs

    When a vet and owner disagree

    • 11 Apr 2017
    • vet times jobs

    Ideally, a vet-client relationship is a harmonious one. From time to time, however, you may find your best proposed course of action is not accepted by an owner. Here are a few tips on how to handle such a scenario.

  • From tabby cats to tigers: the wonderful world of wild animals

    • 7 Feb 2017
    • vet times jobs

    In an animal-loving country like the UK there is always scope for work within traditional veterinary sectors. But what about further afield – much further afield?

  • Gibbon

    Becoming a zoo vet

    • 7 Feb 2017
    • vet times jobs

    Whether you're a qualified vet looking to specialise, or veterinary student exploring your options, here is a brief overview of what is involved in becoming a zoo vet.

  • Royal Army Veterinary Corps

    5 places you might not expect to see a vet – and why you'll see them there

    • 7 Feb 2017
    • vet times jobs

    More than 53% of UK vets are employed treating pets, but there are several unusual places where vets are active in careers you might not have considered.

  • Belinda Andrews-Jones

    Recruitment, retention and rewards: three Rs key to Belinda’s new nursing role

    • 12 Jan 2017

    CVS Group has appointed Belinda Andrews-Jones to its newly created role of director of nursing. Dan Curtis of Pet Medic Recruitment speaks with her.

  • Brexit

    Impact of Brexit on veterinary jobs

    • 10 Jan 2017
    • vet times

    Whichever way you voted back in June, the EU referendum vote was a political earthquake, with implications across a range of sectors – including the veterinary profession.

  • APHA

    Veterinary roles with the APHA

    • 18 Nov 2016
    • Animal and Plant Health Agency

    Working as an APHA vet can offer the opportunity to make a difference at not just a local, but national and, sometimes, international level.

  • Anne-Marie McDowall

    PROFILE: Anne-Marie McDowall, APHA

    • 18 Nov 2016
    • Animal and Plant Health Agency

    APHA senior veterinary inspector Anne-Marie McDowall talks about her role and the path that led her to where she is now.

  • David Collins

    PROFILE: David Collins, APHA

    • 18 Nov 2016
    • Animal and Plant Health Agency

    David Collins, the veterinary head of field delivery in the APHA’s England western area, talks about his role and the path that led him to where he is now.

  • Personal statement

    Writing a personal statement for vet school

    • 8 Nov 2016
    • vet times jobs

    A generic personal statement will not help your application stand out from the crowd. So what do you need to include for a successful application to veterinary school?

  • People skills

    Do you have the people skills to work with animals?

    • 10 Oct 2016
    • vet times jobs

    The people skills you need to manage and liaise with pet owners differ greatly to those you need to communicate with the owner of working animals.

  • Girl, horse and dog

    All creatures great and small: large animal vet or small animal vet?

    • 23 Sep 2016
    • vet times jobs

    Do you prefer your animals cute and cuddly or big and bold? The kind of vet you become will depend on the kind of animals you feel most comfortable around.

  • Poorly dog

    Professional challenges of a new veterinary surgeon

    • 6 Sep 2016
    • vet times jobs

    It takes years of study to become a vet. On qualifying, the road ahead may seem considerably less problematic, but on a daily basis, the life of a vet is challenging to say the least.

  •  Veterinary nurse cleaning dog's wound Veterinary

    How to manage difficult animals

    • 6 Sep 2016
    • vet times jobs

    If you are studying to become a veterinary surgeon or nurse, it's important you learn to handle animals properly. These tips will help you do your job without risk of injury.

  • Full moon

    Veterinary tales of the unexpected

    • 6 Sep 2016
    • vet times jobs

    Got all your qualifications? Bagged yourself a job in a top surgery? Think you're ready to handle anything? First, check out these unusual cases that vets have had to deal with.

  • Skeptical boss

    Vetting the vets: 3 things that will put off employers

    • 2 Aug 2016
    • vet times jobs

    Potential employers won’t just look at the things that make you suitable for your chosen role, they may also look for things that would make you unsuitable.

  • Horses

    The truth about becoming an equine vet

    • 2 Aug 2016
    • vet times jobs

    So you want to work with horses, do you? Well, there are some cold hard facts you may want to consider that could change your mind...

  • Doors

    Alternative career options for veterinary graduates

    • 26 Jul 2016
    • vet times jobs

    A Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine (BVetMed) opens a huge number of doors, a number of which are often overlooked, but are potentially as satisfying and rewarding as "traditional" veterinary jobs.