...the working environment seem a struggle, as for an enforcement officer a fine balance was required between educating the FBO and enforcement, to effectively tackle non-compliances. Lesson learnt: newbies definitely...
...of experience on both subjects. However, I knew that working in Public Health would give me a better career progression, you can work in so many different fields related to...
...development for human TB so I knew a bit about what was involved, but the prospect of genuinely bringing a licensed vaccine to market was something new to me –...
...was a mixture of presentations, workshops, discussions and self-directed research, which provided a great way of learning new things as well as providing opportunities to consolidate and apply this new...
...people, the society we live in and our planet. In particular, I have come to better understand the multiple links between animal welfare and human wellbeing, something that is not...
...capacity and highlighted the work of the FVCCP (Future Veterinary Capability and Capacity Project). I highlighted the vet-led assurances and verification required by future global trade partners and new disease...
“You need to stop thinking of yourselves as just clinicians. There are other paths, you need to learn English, explore new horizons and be open to other careers. Otherwise you...
I am a new graduate vet (July 2018) from the University of Bristol and have been working for the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) as a vet in Advice...
In 2016, after eighteen years of mixed practice vetting, a desire to try a new area of veterinary work prompted my move to APHA. I found the role of Senior...
...Nigel Gibbens. Now, a few months into my new post, it seems an ideal time to share with you what’s been keeping me busy. My calendar over the last few...
