5 common veterinary nurse interview questions
Congratulations, you’ve been shortlisted for a veterinary nurse interview but now the big day is rapidly approaching and you’re not sure what to expect. Don’t panic! Our experienced consultants are here to help. Carry on reading for a handpicked selection of common questions bound to arise during your interview. 1.Do you have a pet […]
The ultimate locum toolkit
Just starting out as a locum vet? Here are a few tips on what to pack for your first day! Food, food and more food It may sound silly but you never know what your busy locum day might hold, so come armed with snacks! Even if you’re planning on getting a bite […]
Career advice for newly qualified vets
In your final year of veterinary school? Perhaps you’re starting to consider what your first role is going to look like. It’s an exciting time, but it’s important to keep these things in mind before you dive into the veterinary world. Here are five tips for our soon-to-be qualified vets who are thinking about their […]
3 Continuing Professional Development ideas
In this blog, we share a refresher into CPD and what you can do that counts towards it. Understanding CPD in veterinary career advancement Continuing Professional Development, commonly referred to as “CPD,” is an ongoing learning initiative designed to enhance your capabilities and competence throughout your veterinary profession. The learning endeavours within […]
Using LinkedIn as a veterinary professional: what are the benefits?
If used to its full potential, LinkedIn can be an unmatched resource for boosting your veterinary career. But what are the benefits? In this article, we discuss how veterinary professionals, whether brand new to the industry or still in training, can use the social platform to their advantage. Networking As a full-time veterinary professional, […]
How to write an interview follow-up email
Still not heard back after your job interview? In this blog, our expert consultants share their top tips on how to politely follow up via email. How long should I wait until I follow up? Sending a keen email the minute your interview ends is not a good look and certainly won’t boost your chances […]
A word of advice for recent veterinary graduates looking for their first job
The Choice Vets team have a wealth of experience in the veterinary world and even more experience looking over CVs! So we thought, why not share some of that knowledge with our lovely veterinary graduates? In this blog, we offer a word of advice for veterinary graduates looking for their first job… Cast your net […]
How to write a cover letter for veterinary nursing
Finally finished veterinary school? Congratulations! But now it’s time to face reality and apply for jobs. As experts in the industry, we thought it was only fair to give you a head start. Carry on reading for cover letter advice for the newly qualified veterinary nurses reading! Structure effectively There’s no point spending […]
How to make your veterinary surgeon CV stand out
Here at Choice Vets, we want to make your job search as seamless as possible. But you can’t start applying to roles until you’re confident in your CV’s ability to catch the eye of potential employers. Carry on reading for a brief guide on making your veterinary surgeon CV stand out, with insight from our […]
3 ways to make a great first impression as a locum vet
Regardless of how long you’re going to be filling a position, it is vital to start with your best foot forward and build rapport with your temporary team. In this blog, we discuss 3 ways in which you can make a dazzling first impression as a locum vet. Talk to your colleagues! Make […]