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Veterinary Voices
Veterinary Voices
Veterinary Voices is for veterinary clinic owners who want to hire Their Kind of People—and want vets and nurses to recognise them as Their Kind of Clinic. For years, hiring gave you two options: run a job ad or don’t. Veterinary Voices is about the third: staying visible through culture stories, so the right people already know your clinic before you’re recruiting. Hosted by Julie South, each episode unpacks how clinics close the Decision Gap: the space between a job advert and a job application, where vets and nurses decide for themselves whether you’re Their Kind of Clinic. If you want your “great culture” to be something vets and nurses recognise instead of something you claim, this is your show.
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Dec. 13, 2022

Dr Paul Unsworth - what determines a good vet and a good vet clinic - pt 2 - ep 111

Dr Paul Unsworth - what determines a good vet and a good vet clinic - pt 2 - ep 111

What makes a "good" veterinarian and/or a "good" veterinary clinic. Today Dr Paul Unsworth challenges me - Julie South - with specificity. As he says, "good" and "bad" aren't easily classified. If getting fit is on your to-do list for 2023, then stay tuned to the end to find out how to save $500 on an ebike. Today, UK-qualified New Zealand locum veterinarian, Dr Paul Unsworth talks about and reflects on: · What determines a “good” vet · &n...

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Season 1 Interviews

What makes a "good" veterinarian and/or a "good" veterinary clinic. Today Dr Paul Unsworth challenges me - Julie South - with specificity.

As he says, "good" and "bad" aren't easily classified.

If getting fit is on your to-do list for 2023, then stay tuned to the end to find out how to save $500 on an ebike.

Today, UK-qualified New Zealand locum veterinarian, Dr Paul Unsworth talks about and reflects on:

· What determines a “good” vet

· What determines a “good” clinic

· Some of the “best” medical advances he’s seen over the course of his career

· His favourite gadget? [Hint: it’s a type of endoscope – have you used this specific type of endoscope?]

· Should vets specialise (lower case “s”) such that pet owners would then take their pets to different clinics according to the specialisation / interest of a clinic? And………..

· Pet Insurance – how to increase NZs take-up rate of pet insurance in kiwi clinics.

In 2023 the NZVA turns 100
If you'd like to name a nomination for the 2023 NZVA Awards, entries close on 03/03/2023.

Entry categories are:

  • Outstanding Services Award
  • President’s Award
  • Honorary Life Membership Award
  • Veterinary Impact Award
  • Young Veterinarian Award
  • Veterinary Business Excellence Award
  • Antimicrobial Resistance – the AMR – Award
  • And the new award – the Environmental Sustainability Award

For more info - NZVA website.

How to save $500 on an ebike

Is getting fit on your plan for 2023 and/or you’ve been thinking about buying an ebike then your NZVA membership entitles you to a $500 saving on any full priced KTM, Gepida or Haibike e-bike at Electrify NZ or $300 off any full priced Black or SmartMotion e-bike.

Could Your Kind of People recognise Their Kind of Clinic?

A job ad may catch a vet’s or nurse’s eye. But it’s their own due diligence that determines whether they apply—or keep in touch.

Culture Story Centres turn real experiences from inside your team into credible, discoverable recruitment evidence, giving vets and nurses meaningful reasons to choose your clinic.

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