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 Mia Jane - Veterinarian | pt 2/2 | ep.1010
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Vet Clinic Employer of Choice: VetsOne - Hawke's Bay NZ - Dr Mia Jane - Veterinarian | pt 2/2 | ep.1010
In Part 1 (ep 1009), you heard Dr Mia's journey as a mature student to veterinary medicine, her transition from mixed to small animal practice, and how VetsOne supported her herbal medicine side hustle. You also heard why she left—and what drew her back 18 months later. In Part 2, Dr Mia walks through the practical day-to-day realities of working at VetsOne. In this episode, you'll hear about: After-hours arrangements: How joining the Hawke's Bay after-hours clinic changed everything (latest ...
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...
