A day in the life of a Veterinary Investigation Officer
Veterinary investigation Officer, Adrienne Mackintosh, based at APHA’s Carmarthen Veterinary Investigation Centre, talks about her role and its influence .
From Animal Health Officer to Government Vet
Find out why Rob moved from his job as an Animal Health Officer to a role as a government vet
How Do Government Vets Protect the UK from Rabies? World Rabies Day 2020
In our second world rabies day blog, we find out about the work of APHA in ensuring the UK remains rabies free.
Job Opportunity: Scientific Coordinator – Aquatic Animal Health, OIE
Find out about an exciting new opportunity working with the OIE.
Job Opportunity: Audit Veterinary Leader, Food Standards Agency
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Find out about a fascinating new role in the Food Standards Agency
How My Career in Government Prepared Me For RCVS Council - Part 1
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Kate Richards, a former government vet and current RCVS council member, talks about her veterinary career to date and some of the excellent skills she's learnt along the way.
Zoonoses: Why I Get Up in the Morning
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To celebrate zoonosis day, find out about the work of Carmen Marco, an APHA vet, and how government vets work to control the spread of zoonotic diseases.
GVS Opportunity: Global Veterinary Career Summit 24 – 28 June
Find out about the upcoming Global Veterinary Career Summit where three government vets will be hosting a career campfire panel session.
From Tasmania to Paris: My Veterinary Career Part 2
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What are some highs and lows about holding both positions at once? Being OIE President is an enormous responsibility and opportunity. I have been greatly blessed to work with colleagues and the OIE Director General Dr Monique Eloit to develop …
From Tasmania to Paris: My Veterinary Career Part 1
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In this special blog, the Australian Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr Mark Schipp, talks about his veterinary career and how he went from undecided student to OIE president.