VN Times editor Rebecca Hubbard talks to an RVN about how her volunteering trip to the southernmost tip of Africa brought her face to face with big cats and bolstered her recovery from anxiety.

VN Ruth Clooney-Power, the winner of our emergency and critical care bursary competition, begins her bi-monthly update on how the course is progressing...

VN Times editor Rebecca Hubbard continues the series of documenting VNs as they learn new skills or take the lead in practice by meeting RVN Samantha Ford, who has a passion for all things itchy and scaly.

Beginning with the end in mind is a vital skill to set targets and measure success. Libby Sheridan discusses the benefits of planning nurse clinics using this approach.

In her role as a cat advocate, RVN Hayley Oates recounts her involvement in a client education evening that offered feline tips to owners.

Donna Wills recalls the efforts, resources and stages she went through to produce her own puppy massage DVD.

VN Times editor Rebecca Hubbard hears from NOAH on its mission to embrace a new website platform for its compendium.

Stacey Bullock RVN reports from an afternoon of physical on-site team building activities for her college’s training practices.

VN Times editor Rebecca Hubbard continues her look at RVNs’ daily working patterns by heading to a Liverpool small animal practice for a male perspective on the role.

RVN Sophie Beckwith asks whether veterinary nurses training later in life could help the profession climb out of its retention problem.

In a new series, VN Times hears from VNs who have learned or taken up a skill in practice they are proud of. Ann-Marie Mayren from the St Helens branch of White Cross Vets tells us how she has learned to suture.

Every veterinary profession member, including the VN, knows the importance of CPD and further learning. In fact, it’s likely some VNs love it, seeing it as a chance to grow and learn, as well as achieve those much-needed CPD hours.