As #VNAM (Vet Nurse Awareness Month) comes to a close, Recruit4vets explain why it is important to be a visible and vocal veterinary nurse. The Veterinary industry is suffering a shortage of vet nurses. People can’t join a profession they know nothing about. We feel that RVNs are not treated equally. Because clients don’t know what we do and we often feel subservient to vets. Read our other blogs here http://news.recruit4vets.co.uk/blog/

1. The
importance of
being a visible and
vocal vet nurse

2. As
#VetNurseAwarenessMonth
comes to a close we can say that we
are really impressed with the activity
from vet nurses and vet practices.
There are some great slideshows,
some blogs and a few videos of what
we do!

3. Why is it important to educate
people about vet nurse
existence?

4. Why spend time showing people
what you do?

5. We feel that we
are not treated
equally.
Clients don’t know what
we do and we often feel
subservient to vets.

6. As we head towards the
end of a successful
#VNAM I think we should
all consider not being
silent professionals any
more. We should wear our
badges and advertise what
they mean.

7. The more we spread the word…
The better the understanding of our role.
The more respect we will get
Better quality candidates being selected
More applicants to join the profession
More respect for what we do
An increase in demand for our skills
An increase in salary

8. If we speak out and
educate this is what can
happen. Join us and
everyone else speaking out
– not just this month but all
year round.