Julie South | Veterinary Recruitment Marketing Strategist
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Most great vets and nurses already have a mental shortlist before they start job-hunting. Clinics they've noticed, names they recognise, places that seem good to work for. If you're not on that list, you're starting cold when you post a job ad. And you'll stay cold for a very long time, no matter how much you spend on job boards. Here's the problem most clinics don't realise: you think you're active online because you're posting regularly. But if all you're talking to is your clients — pet ca...
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Most great vets and nurses already have a mental shortlist before they start job-hunting. Clinics they've noticed, names they recognise, places that seem good to work for. If you're not on that list, you're starting cold when you post a job ad. And you'll stay cold for a very long time, no matter how much you spend on job boards. Here's the problem most clinics don't realise: you think you're active online because you're posting regularly. But if all you're talking to is your clients — pet ca...
Vet Clinic Employer of Choice: VetsOne - Hawke's Bay NZ - Dr Anna - Veterinarian New Grad - ep. 1016
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Vet Clinic Employer of Choice: VetsOne - Hawke's Bay NZ - Dr Anna - Veterinarian New Grad - ep. 1016
Dr Anna knew nothing about New Zealand before leaving Dublin, Ireland. Just that the weather would be terrible - like at home. A year later, she's thinking about residency. This is the final episode in the VetsOne Employer of Choice series. You'll hear what the first year as a new graduate actually looks like—from someone who arrived knowing nobody and nothing about where she'd be living. What you'll hear: Seven weeks of structured induction as a brand new grad.Why extended euthanasia appoint...
Veterinary Voices
Most great vets and nurses already have a mental shortlist before they start job-hunting. Clinics they've noticed, names they recognise, places that seem good to work for. If you're not on that list, you're starting cold when you post a job ad. And you'll stay cold for a very long time, no matter how much you spend on job boards. Here's the problem most clinics don't realise: you think you're active online because you're posting regularly. But if all you're talking to is your clients — pet ca...
