Paraphrasing Busta Rhymes, experienced RVN Carly Kilby offers an alternative take on sterile theatre practices for those who might consider it all âa bit of a faffâ.
You donât have to specialise to achieve happiness and contentment in your career, says RVN Carly Kilby. In fact, if youâre happy where you are, your role as an approachable, knowledgeable member of your practice team can keep you fulfilled for years to come.
In her first post of 2024 Jane Davidson finds herself at the mercy of many an RVNâs nemesis, whose cheerful smile and friendly demeanour belie the suffering and torment he has exacted upon many an innocent victim.
Veterinary professionals use the internet to help with their work, so what's different when clients consult Dr Google? RVN Carly Kilby has some thoughts.
Ready for the weekend, RVN Carly Kilby describes the feeling when that last-minute emergency call comes through, but explains why she doesnât mind doing that extra couple of hours for no remuneration.
Feeling a little under the weather? Used to just âsucking it upâ and carrying on regardless? RVN blogger Carly Kilby considers when âI donât feel quite rightâ becomes an acceptable excuse for calling in sick.
Veterinary history buff Jane Davidson takes a look at the history of the RCVS register, highlighting the importance of accuracy and ensuring you complete all your paperwork with care.
Taking her lead from the Real Slim Shady, new nurse blogger Carly Kilby introduces herself and discusses the different roles we have depending on where we are at the time.
Jane Davidsonâs ongoing delve into the history of the veterinary profession has unearthed an unusual situation that begs the question: when is a horse not a horse?
As she celebrates her debut as a researcher for Horrible Histories, JaneRVN reveals that recycling isnât a new thing within the veterinary profession â particularly when it comes to matters of the heartâŠ
Writing with her historical research hat on, Jane RVN looks at the differences between modern veterinary practice and Victorian factoriesâ use of child labour.
Jane Davidson thinks she may finally be growing up. Whether you agree or not, this revelation led her to re-evaluate her lifestyle, roles and responsibilities â and make changes for the betterment of her mental and physical health.
Continuing on from her previous blog post about many dogs' unfortunate penchant for underwear, Jane Davidson discovers there may be a plausible, biological reason for this behaviour.
As 2023 begins to trundle along in earnest, Jane RVN takes a final look back at her previous decade of blog posts for Vet Times and what affect they had moving forward.
In the course of her studies, Jane Davidson suggests the 19th century version of the RCVS employed a bulletin board system similar to that used by Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
As Christmas draws near, Jane Davidson delves into her beloved history books to find a festive theme that relates to her PhD on the professionalisation of animal medicine in the UK.
