Ruminations on a veterinary theme: chewing the cud

Category Retainment

Trust in the Workplace – Part 1

Reading Time: 9 minutesThis article discusses the importance of trust in the workplace, in particular the veterinary profession, and summaries examples of anti-trust.

Workforce woes? Possible solutions

Reading Time: 10 minutesAt the recent London Vet Show, it was clear there is an overwhelming negativity in the profession regarding recruitment and retainment in particular, and that somehow because of this the profession is broken. How did we get here? What can… Continue Reading →

Are Salaries a Problem in the Vet profession?

Reading Time: 9 minutesMoney is a subject we shy away from talking about, whether it is with clients or our own financial situation. This is compounded by the attitude, in the UK at least, that it is not the done thing to talk… Continue Reading →

Where are all the vets?

Reading Time: 18 minutesRecruitment crisis, or retainment catastrophe, or something else? A Perfect Storm in the veterinary profession.

Introverts don’t like people – the myth we need to bust in the veterinary profession

Reading Time: 13 minutesIntroverts don’t like people. Or so goes the common belief, anyway, which gets propagated by those that don’t fully understand introverted personality traits. Having talked with someone that performs behavioural analysis in the veterinary profession, they estimated that at least… Continue Reading →

The importance of finding your tribe

Reading Time: 5 minutesThe importance of finding your tribe as a job seeker and an employer – requirement matching in requirement is key to long-term success.

Why are so many turning to locum work?

Reading Time: 10 minutesI am sure it can’t have escaped your notice, whether a practice owner, manager or employee, the seismic shift in veterinary employment of recent years away from employee (and long-term employee at that) to a much more fluid employment situation… Continue Reading →

Imodium For Your Practice: Or, How To Stop Your Staff Passing Through Uncontrollably.

Reading Time: < 1 minuteIn other words, ‘what employers can do to help themselves in the current recruitment crisis in the vet/vet nurse professions.’ Offer jobs people want – understand what the work force wants now and make sure you clearly advertise to fit… Continue Reading →

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