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  • Empowering Veterinary Careers: Embracing Education as the...

    Empowering Veterinary Careers: Embracing Education as the Universal Teacher – Stay, Go, Diversify with Paul Wood

    this Q&A promises to be an informative and inspiring session, as Paul shares his extensive experience and encourages veterinarians to embrace the educational elements of their roles and to continue learning and growing throughout their careers

    Posted: 03/05/2023

    Location

    Zoom, Online

    Dates

    9th May 2023, 19:00 BST

    Speakers

    Paul Wood
    Jenny Bowen-Smith
    Amy Barstow
    Chris Trace
    Hosted by Ebony Escalona

    VetEd 2023 is coming!

    In this career Q & A, Paul Wood, a highly experienced and passionate veterinarian, shares his insights and thoughts on the importance of embracing the educational elements of all our roles in the veterinary industry. With his extensive background as a farm clinician and his current role as the Programme Director for the BVSci veterinary degree at SRUC Aberdeen, Paul has gained a wealth of knowledge and experience in veterinary education and training.

    During the talk, Paul encourages attendees to come to the VetEd conference, which is a valuable event for veterinarians to learn and share their knowledge with colleagues from all over the world. We discuss how the conference offers opportunities for veterinarians to network, discover new research, and learn about innovative approaches to teaching and learning.

    As someone who has always enjoyed teaching and supporting staff throughout his career, Paul’s passion for mentoring and supporting students is reflected in his part-time PhD research, which is focused on preparing veterinary students for the various transitions in their training.

    Overall, this career talk with Paul Wood is an informative and inspiring session, as he shares his extensive experience and encourages veterinarians to embrace the educational elements of their roles and to continue learning and growing throughout their careers

    About Paul:

    I graduated from the RVC in 2005 and then spent time working in various clinics across the whole range of species. I then completed an MSc in Wild Animal Health before joing the RVC as a farm clinician. Throughout my career as a vet I have always enjoyed teaching students and supporting staff, so after 14 years working as a clinical farm vet across 3 universities (and a brief foray into industry) I took the decision to step completely into an academic role at R(D)SVS. I have recently joined the new team at SRUC Aberdeen as Programme Director for the BVSci veterinary degree and am relishing the opportunity to join this enterprise at the start. My passion in teaching, support and mentoring is echoed in the topic of my part time PhD looking at preparing veterinary students for the various transitions in their training. I am also excited to be part of the VetEd2023 organising committee as VetEd is a conference that I have always highly valued and enjoyed.

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  • Interview the Team – Parliamentary Veterinary Internship...

    Interview the Team – Parliamentary Veterinary Internship – The Veterinary Policy Research Foundation

    This internship offers insight into veterinary policy and the parliamentary process, and is a chance to develop new skills during a unique career development opportunity!

    Posted: 20/04/2023

    Location

    Global, Zoom, Online

    Dates

    27th April 1pm BST

    Speakers

    Professor The Lord Trees
    Dr Harriet Davenport

    Are you interested in policy making and the varied roles veterinarians contribute to society?

    Come and watch back this Interview the Team session where we learn all about the Parliamentary Veterinary Internship and what it’s like to really influence wider society with regards to animal health and welfare.

    This is a fantastic stepping stone role alongside one of the ultimate stay/go/diversify vets in the UK Lord Sandy Trees. The internship offers the chance to work at the House of Lords alongside the sole veterinarian in the House of Lords, Professor the Lord Trees (who is incredibly supportive). It offers a personal insight into veterinary policy and the parliamentary process; a chance for those interested in policy making and the roles of veterinarians in society to develop new skills and provides a unique career development opportunity.
    Some amazing people in this community have done this role which have led to awesome squiggly careers!

    Replay the interview with Professor The Lord Trees and current intern Dr Harriet Davenport (as well as their current funded EMS student Luke!)

    About the team:

    Professor The Lord Trees: Graduated in 1969 from the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, Edinburgh. Following a research expedition to Kenya and a year in mixed general practice, Lord Trees completed a PhD on bovine babesiosis, and then worked at Elanco (Rome) as veterinary advisor for their Middle-East/North African operations.

    In 1980 he was appointed Lecturer in Veterinary Parasitology at the University of Liverpool, based in the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. Appointed Professor of Veterinary Parasitology in 1994, he went on to become the Dean of Liverpool’s Faculty of Veterinary Science from 2001 until 2008.

    Funded by over £15m of external grants, Lord Trees’ research has produced over 160 scientific papers and numerous presentations at regional, national and international conferences.

    Lord Trees also maintains an active interest in veterinary education and was President of the Association of Veterinary Teachers and Research Workers from 1996-97. He was a Council member of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, a founding Diplomate of the European Veterinary Parasitology College, is an Executive Board member of the World Association for Veterinary Parasitology. A council member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons since 2000, he was President of the RCVS in 2009-10.

    Retiring from the University of Liverpool in 2011, he is currently Veterinary Editor in Chief of the Veterinary Record and In Practice and Chairman of the Board of the Moredun Research Institute. In March 2016 Trees was elected an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, the RSE\’s highest class of Fellowship.

    In 2012 Lord Trees was appointed a Life Peer (through House of Lords Appointment Commission route) to sit on the Crossbenches and whilst primarily involved in policy related to the wide remit of the veterinary profession, he also takes an interest in a range of other issues. He was a member of the House of Lords EU Select Committee from 2015-2017, and of its Sub-committee on Energy and Environment (which includes agriculture) from 2014-2017. In this committee role he contributed to some 19 Select Committee reports including 16 on Brexit.

    Dr Harriet Davenport:

    Harriet graduated from the University of Liverpool with a degree in Veterinary Science in 2020, having intercalated at Imperial College in 2018 with a BSc in Immunity and Infection. Whilst a student, Harriet was awarded various research projects, as well as winning the Kennel Club Undergraduate Student Inspiration award, and a BBSRC STARs Studentship. Before her role at the VPRF, Harriet worked at a strategic market research consultancy firm, specialising in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry. Alongside her internship, Harriet volunteers as a Small Animal Veterinary at the Blue Cross in Hammersmith.

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  • Interview the Team – St David’s Poultry...

    Interview the Team – St David’s Poultry Team

    What thoughts does being a poultry vet conjure up? Then watch this session, because it’s going to change your perspectives a little and if nothing else, it’s a spirited discussion!

    Posted: 19/04/2023

    Location

    Global, Zoom, Online

    Dates

    26th April, 7:30pm BST

    Speakers

    Nathan Hiom
    Charlotte Cole
    Margaret Hardy

    And now for something a little different...

    What thoughts does being a poultry vet conjure up? Then watch this session, because it’s going to change your perspectives a little and if nothing else, it’s a spirited discussion!

    If you’re bored and done with calving cows, frustrated by short consults in small animal work that don’t allow you to build lasting client relationships or even if you really fancy being part of the most dynamic and progressive sector in UK farming, then watch back this session.

    Margaret Hardy, Nathan Hiom and Charlotte Cole from the independent St David’s Poultry Team chat to Adrian as we explore the realities of being a poultry vet and talk about the roles they have available in Herefordshire, North Yorkshire and Co Monaghan in Ireland.

    We explore a day in the life of a poultry vet, what a ‘dynamic and progressive farming sector’ means, how the team at St Davids manage their people, business and customers nationwide and what a career in poultry practice could lead to. And in Margaret’s case, an MBE for services to the poultry industry as a key influencer position in Brexit for Northern Ireland.

    About the Team:

    Margaret Hardy BVetMed MRCVS

    Margaret is a Director of St David’s Poultry Team and responsible for our team and customers in Northern Ireland.

    Margaret graduated from The Royal Veterinary College London in 1988, immediately followed by 15 years in mixed practice. Having been based in the centre of Northern Ireland’s chicken producing region, she developed an interest in poultry and completed a diploma in Poultry Science at the Scottish Agricultural College.

    In 2004, Margaret established a poultry practice in Northern Ireland which cared for all bird species, subsequently joining St David’s Poultry Team in 2009. Margaret is currently responsible for the health and welfare of birds for a large Irish food producer and has therefore gained in depth experience with grandparent and parent stock birds.

    She is a representative for the breeder, meat and layer sectors of the Northern Ireland industry, on the advisory groups which liaise with the government on disease, welfare and contingency planning issues.

    Margaret has also been instrumental in the inclusion and design of poultry specific education within University College Dublin, also helping to deliver this to the wider industry.

    In 2022, Margaret was awarded an MBE for her services to the Northern Ireland poultry industry.

     

    Charlotte Cole BVSc MRCVS

    Charlotte joined St David’s in 2019 after graduating from The University of Liverpool. She manages our North Yorkshire practice and works with producers – broilers, layers and turkeys – throughout the area.

    Charlotte has a keen interest in broilers and enjoys working with farmers, using the tools and techniques available to optimise their working practices, to produce good quality birds in the most efficient way possible. She also enjoys being able to build long-term relationships with the clients she works with, in order to achieve this.

    Charlotte is currently undertaking a postgraduate certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice (CertAVP), specialising in poultry, and was named ‘Young Poultry Vet’ at 2022’s National Egg and Poultry Awards.

    Nathan Hiom BVSc MRCVS

    Nathan graduated from The University of Liverpool in Veterinary Medicine in July 2020, completing a number of placements with the St David’s Poultry Team during his final 2 years, which developed his interest in poultry medicine.

    Attracted by the progressive and forward-thinking approach of the organisation and industry, Nathan subsequently joined St David’s as an intern in September 2020, before moving to the Cotswolds office in March 2021, as a full-time member of the team.

    Within poultry, his particular interest lies in optimising the health and welfare of broilers.

    Nathan also manages our EMS placement programme, working closely with those who join us to experience the many aspects of this varied sector.

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  • Beyond Buzzwords Employer Series

    Beyond Buzzwords Employer Series

    Watch back our workshop series for employers to actively work on creating a better job ad and recruiting strategy that resonates with job seekers. Download our top tips guide and workbooks too!

    Posted: 13/04/2023
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    Location

    Virtual

    Dates

    April 24 May 4th
    May 18th
    14:00 EST/19:00 BST

    Speakers

    Dr. Melanie Barham
    Dr. Ebony Escalona
    Dr. Adrian Nelson-Pratt

    Beyond buzzwords: Employer Workshop Series

    Watch back our three part series to help you, the employers, build your brand story and identify the unique and great reasons to work with you.

    These interactive workshops will allow you to come away with tangible tips to implement across your recruitment efforts. So grab your pen and paper!

    1. Why buzzwords like “competitive salaries” won’t cut it. Get clear on who you are as a workplace and what you have to offer. Let’s get rid of beige buzzwords that put your ideal candidates off. Get clarity from your offering by harnessing the positive impact you have on your team. Access your workbook here
    2. Getting your story straight: Prove who you are. It’s easy to throw values and benefits around, but how do we showcase the behaviours and actions we live out as a team? Social proof is crucial to recruiting. We’ll show you how to live that old saying, “Don’t tell me you are funny, make me laugh!”
    3. Harnessing social media without overwhelm: Share who you are.  Social media is an incredible tool to share your story, and it doesn’t have to be intimidating or overwhelming. Let’s break down the barriers that stop you from utilizing digital platforms. Facts tell and stories sell. And people buy people after all, so don’t neglect this powerful platform

    Cost: FREE

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  • Panel: Becoming an Author

    Panel: Becoming an Author

    Have you ever wanted to write a book? This panel discussion features veterinary authors and how they published.

    Posted: 12/04/2023

    Location

    Virtual

    Dates

    April 27, 2023, 8:00pm EST

    Speakers

    Dr. Cherice Roth
    Dr. Michael Bugg
    Dr. Emily Singler

    Panel Discussion: Becoming an author

    Watch back this panel with successful veterinary authors Dr’s Cherice Roth, Michael Burg, and Emily Singler. Each has taken a totally different path to get to their published book, and we explore what it takes, how it happened, and of course, their career paths. If you’ve ever been curious about how to write a book and get it published, you’ll want to watch!

    Cost: FREE

    Dr Cherice Roth

    Dr. Cherice Roth is a graduate of Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine. Along with her Doctorate she also holds a Master’s Degree in Biochemistry. She is currently the Chief Veterinary Officer of Fuzzy Pet Health as well as an advisory board member for Multicultural Veterinary Medical Association (MCVMA) & Veterinary Professionals Instilling Black Excellence (VIBE).

    Dr. Roth is an author of children’s books. Her books, “What’s a REAL Doctor?” and “What does a REAL Doctor look like?” both focus on veterinary medicine, diversity, STEM and representation within medical fields. She believes that veterinary virtual care is the answer for health disparities in pets as well as part of the answer to psychological health issues of veterinary professionals.

    Outside of work, you can find her in the woods of Oregon with her many, many “Roth Ranch” animals, her sons (The Rothlings), and husband, or serving on the medical board for several boxer, Doberman and dachshund charitable organizations.

    Emily Singler, VMD

    Dr. Emily Singler is a 2001 graduate of Penn State University and a 2005 graduate of University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. She is married with 4 kids and lives in Orlando,
    Florida.

    Her career in veterinary medicine has included experience in shelter medicine, private practice, and as a relief veterinarian. She currently works as a veterinary writer, consultant, and mentor and enjoys writing for both pet owners and veterinary professionals.

    Her writing interests include public health, preventive medicine, the human-animal bond, and life as a working mom. She is the author of Pregnancy and Postpartum Considerations for the Veterinary Team, to be published by CRC Press in late 2023. She also has her own blog, www.vetmedbaby.com.

    In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, horseback riding, and all things llama and alpaca.

    Dr Michael Bugg

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  • Stay-versify: Putting Preceptors on The Career Map...

    Stay-versify: Putting Preceptors on The Career Map in Education

    Join Mike Cathcart, Director of Veterinary Education at Harper & Keele Vet School, & guests for an interactive Preceptor Conceptualization Event and help define this new role in undergrad education

    Posted: 10/03/2023

    Location

    Global, Online (Zoom)

    Dates

    20th March 2023, 19:00 GMT

    Speakers

    Mike Cathcart & Guests
    Hosted by Ebony Escalona

    'What the heck is a preceptor?!' you may be asking...

    Imagine if you could co-design your role in education. Imagine having a dedicated veterinary coach during your undergrad years, who provides regular one-to-one professional coaching, personal mentorship, and structured guidance as you navigate the varied landscapes of workplace-based learning and transition into the profession. Sounds great, right?

    Harper Keele is building just that with the launch of a new role in veterinary education: the Veterinary Professional Preceptor. Join the Director of Veterinary Education, Mike Cathcart, and guests for an interactive Preceptor Conceptualization Event and help define a new role in undergrad education.

    So, what is a Veterinary Professional Preceptor? It is a close developmental relationship between an experienced and knowledgeable individual (the preceptor) and a learner (the preceptee). A period of preceptorship is a concept that is well-established in medical allied health professions to support graduates as they make the transition from student to autonomous professional (Health Education England). We want to extend this construct to the undergraduate stage and place the emphasis on holistic professional development that extends beyond the clinical floor.

    Join us Live on 20th March to refine the job role, discuss the benefits and development packages you would like to see, and explore flexible working options. You’ll also learn about what new vet schools are doing to build the vets of the future, and have the opportunity to share your ideas on student enhancement.

    Their company profile and job advert will be coming soon so keep an eye out!

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  • Careers & Compassion: The Ingredient We All...

    Careers & Compassion: The Ingredient We All Need To Serve To Ourselves

    Join trainee psychologist Sarah Corthorne, clinical psychologist Katherine Wakelin, and veterinary lecturer Megan Davis as we discuss the importance of compassion and self-kindness in our profession.

    Posted: 08/03/2023

    Location

    Global, Online

    Dates

    21st March 2023, 19:00 GMT

    Speakers

    Sarah Corthorne (trainee Clinical Psychologist, University of Surrey)

    Katherine Wakelin (Specialist Clinical Psychologist, NHS Trauma Service & University of Surrey)

    Megan Davis (Lecturer in Veterinary Clinical Practice, University of Surrey)

    Careers & Compassion: the ingredient we all need to serve to ourselves

    Compassion is the foundation of understanding and connecting with others. Trainee Clinical Psychologist Sarah recognised this and sought to continue the impressive research conducted by Specialist Clinical Psychologist Katherine in 2022. Together with Vet Megan Davis, they are conducting a research project that investigates the effectiveness of a two-week compassionate imagery course in reducing negative feelings of self-criticism and work-related anxiety among vets and vet students. Join us as we explore the vital role of compassion in promoting kindness and well-being, not only towards others but most importantly, towards ourselves. Embracing the power of compassion can truly enhance our careers and enrich our lives.

    Join this discussion to hear about:

    • Career collaborations in vet and human health
    • Up-to-date research supporting veterinary mental health
    • Ways you can get involved to help develop useful mental health resources
    • How to get involved in their workshop at BSAVA Conference this year
     

    The study is open to all vets and vet students worldwide. Those who want to participate can express their interest here. Participation involves completing an initial survey and watching short videos (10-15 minutes) daily for two weeks (you may not be immediately chosen for this), during which you will also be required to complete a short exercise. After completing the video series, you will receive a follow-up survey, as well as a survey at 4 and 8 weeks post-intervention. 

    You may also want to check out Katherine’s preliminary study from 2022, entitled ‘Feasibility and efficacy of an online compassion-focused imagery intervention for veterinarian self-reassurance, self-criticism and perfectionism‘.

    Sarah Corthorne:

    I am a Trainee Clinical Psychologist in my second year of the PsychD programme at the University of Surrey. This involves working part-time in the NHS on clinical placements and conducting research for my thesis. I have experience working with a range of mental health difficulties in adults and young people. I am currently running a randomised control trial to explore the effectiveness of a two-week, online compassion-focused imagery intervention to improve mental wellbeing in veterinarians. My interest in compassion started in 2018 when I led a research project to explore whether shame can attenuate the efficacy of compassionate imagery.

    Katherine Wakelin:

    I am a Specialist Clinical Psychologist in an NHS trauma service for Military Veterans. I am trained to work with a wide range of mental health difficulties and am particularly passionate about Compassion Focused Therapy for high levels of shame and self-criticism. Alongside my NHS role, I work part-time as a Research Fellow at the University of Surrey. Within this role, I recently won Sarah Brown’s Mind Matters 2022 research grant to extend my doctoral thesis research in veterinarians. Therefore I am now supervising trainee Sarah Corthorne’s thesis research investigating the effectiveness of a Compassion-Focused Therapy course for veterinarians. It has been very positive to see how welcomed our research has been within the veterinarian community, and I am excited to see the potential impact.

    Megan Davis:

    I qualified as a vet from the Royal Veterinary College in 2012 and spent 6 years in clinical practice, before moving into education and starting a role working with the final year vet students at the University of Surrey. I have a huge passion for mental health and wellbeing, and a large part of my role is providing pastoral care to students. Back in 2019, I started working with the team at the School for Psychology at Surrey, initially to ask for their input on a session we wanted to run for our final year students. This turned into a much wider conversation and ongoing collaboration, which continues to this day!

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  • Career Q&A: Equine Nursing – Not a...

    Career Q&A: Equine Nursing – Not a One Trick Pony

    Join REVN, Anthony Hall to explore the exciting world of equine nursing.

    Posted: 02/03/2023

    Location

    Global, Online

    Dates

    16th March 2023, 19:00 GMT

    Speakers

    Anthony Hall (B&W Equine Vets)

    Join our Equine Nursing Panel to learn about rEVNs straight from the horse's mouth

    As a small animal RVN I have enjoyed a varied career but it was recently brought to my attention that I knew very little about my equine counterparts and their role. I have made it my mission to learn more and understand how REVN careers vary and about how equine nurses are utilising their #vnpassport. We will be interviewing Anthony and exploring how he has carved out his equine niche and how equine nursing is growing while also dispelling a few myths. 

    Anthony graduated from Hartpury University 7 years ago and has been excelling in his role at a referral hospital in the Diploma lead imaging department. His exceptional skills include performing MRIs, CTs, and X Ray examinations. Anthony is a Hallmarq approved technician, having completed approximately ~200 exams per year and attending 2 Annual European meetings on Equine MRI in Chamonix, France. Notably, he collaborated with the Cannon team 5 years ago to design his hospital’s CT Scanning facility, and has since become a Cannon approved CT Operator. Anthony is also highly knowledgeable in radiology, having spent 6 years under the guidance of Jan Butler (author of Clinical Radiology of the Horse) before she retired late last year.

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  • Career Panel: How Can Social Media Boost...

    Career Panel: How Can Social Media Boost Your Career, Whether Stay, Go or Diversify!

    Come and hear from 3 inspirational veterinary voices on how they've leveraged social media for good in their careers. An intro to Vetstagram 2023!

    Posted: 01/03/2023

    Location

    Global, Online

    Dates

    15th March 2023, 18:45pm GMT

    Speakers

    Katie Ford
    Kirsten Ronngren
    Kieran Borgeat
    Hosted by Ebony Escalona

    From cardio to insurance, communities to coaching, these 3 vets have leveraged social media for good when it comes to their careers and the clients and students they are supporting.

    Kirsten is Lead consulting vet and brand ambassador for ManyPets Pet Insurance. She also keeps her hands in the clinic as a small animal locum and continues to foster bonds with the veterinary community through her platform Vet Redefined.

    Katie is passionate about opening conversations up around imposter syndrome and self-doubt following her own experiences in the veterinary profession, and trained as a certified coach with further study in a number of areas, as well as publishing a series of books. Katie grew a following of over 18,000 across social media as @katiefordvet, and is an international and keynote speaker.

    Kieran is Clinical Director at Eastcott Referrals. He is a Diplomate of both the American and European colleges and an RCVS Recognised Specialist. He has published widely grew a following of over 10,000 on Instagram as @vet_cardio_ and regularly shares cases and discussions.

    Come and hear about their careers and the ways they have leveraged social media for good too. 

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  • Career Panel: The Forgotten Niches of Veterinary...

    Career Panel: The Forgotten Niches of Veterinary – Pigs and Poultry

    Join Sara (PHS) and Andrew (Garth Vets) as we chat through their careers as vets working with pigs and poultry

    Posted: 22/02/2023

    Location

    Global, Online (via Zoom)

    Dates

    14th March 2023
    19:30 GMT

    Speakers

    Sara Perez (Poultry Health Services)
    Andrew Prince (Garth Vets)

    Join our hen-semble of piggin' awesome vets here to raise the voices of pig and poultry vetting

    Join Sara and Andrew as we chat through their careers as vets working with pigs and poultry.

    Sara qualified as a vet from the University of Barcelona in 1998 and has gone on to earn a Masters in Science and a Certificate in Poultry Medicine and Production. She became a director at Poultry Health Services (PHS) in 2016. She has consulted around the world, written articles for scientific poultry magazines and chairs poultry meetings on a regular basis.

    Andrew qualified from the university of Nottingham and joined Garth Vets straight out of university as a Veterinary Intern in October 2019. Andrew has a keen interest in herd health management and disease control but enjoys all aspects of pig production. Outside of work Andrew enjoys clay pigeon shooting, reading and cycling.

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