Career Transitions – working for APHA in field veterinary and Veterinary Investigation Officer roles
Getting a job in APHA or the civil service is one of our most requested career transitions.
Watch back our conversation to find out more about Field Veterinarian and Veterinary Investigation Officer roles working for APHA.
Posted: 27/10/2023
Location
Online - Zoom
Date & Time
2 November 2023
@19:30 GMT
Speakers
Liz Nabb
Katherine Lumb
Sion Rowlands
Adrian Nelson-Pratt
Career Transitions - working for APHA in field veterinary and Veterinary Investigation Officer roles
Getting a job in APHA or the civil service is one of our most requested career transitions.
We were joined by Liz Nabb a VIO, Katherine Lumb, an SVI and Sion Rowlands Veterinary Head of Careers and Education.
Find out about Liz’s story from farm vet, via PhD to VIO. This is a squiggly career for sure and Sion has many a tall tale to tell in his APHA work (plus a new book out soon too!).
Listen in to get all your pressing questions answered:
What makes a great civil service vet?
What is a day in the ‘life of’ like for field and lab-based vets in these roles?
How you can grow your career clinically within the service – with almost limitless learning opportunities?
What a longer career could look like within Government Veterinary Services?
I spent 16 years in practice, initially mixed then farm only for the latter six years. I developed an interest in sheep and expanded my sheep caseload to over 50% of my time over 10 years. This led to me choosing to leave practice and undertaking a full-time PhD in footrot in 2018.
I became part part-time Veterinary Investigation Officer at Starcross Veterinary Investigation Centre in June 2022, and took up a full-time post in January 2023.
I still pursue my interest in sheep, and lameness in sheep, and I am also part of the Wildlife Expert Group.
 
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