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Free BEVA membership for VNAM 2022

To celebrate Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month 2022 we're giving all Veterinary Nurses a glimpse into the world of BEVA by offering free membership for the month of May 2022. And what's more as a nurse member we will also give you free access to one of our most popular online CPD courses on wounds.

Simply complete our application form, return it to us and we will give you full Nurse membership until the 31 May 2022.

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Celebrate the role of the nurse with us

Being an EVN is an incredibly rewarding career and we want to know what you love about it. We're asking our Nurse members to share their favourite part of the job with us. 

Why do you love being an EVN?



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Experiences and views of equine nurses

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18 May 2020

A Day in the Life of an Equine Veterinary Nurse

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Equine Veterinary Nurses are an essential part of maintaining high standards of veterinary care. Their role includes a variety of jobs, from assisting in surgery to feeding and mucking out, but what does a typical day involve? We asked Kassie Hill of Cliffe Equine to talk us through it. 6am - I start my day by walking my sprocker spaniel Tigger.7am - My favourite hour of the day: taking care of our inpatients, mucking out, feeding and ensuring they're happy.8:15am - The whole team gathers to dis
Nurses
16 May 2018

Being an Equine RVN: Victoria Gregory

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I started working at Rossdales Equine Hospital in 2003 and qualified as an Equine Veterinary Nurse in 2007. In 2010 I took a sabbatical to work at Scone Equine Hospital, Australia, during their foaling season. I enjoy teaching so in 2015 I decided to move to a university hospital so that I could continue to be an equine nurse but teach as well. I spent some time at the Royal Veterinary College in Hertfordshire before moving to Scotland to work at Weipers Centre Equine Hospital at the University
Nurses
2 May 2018

Being an Equine RVN: George Hunt

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My name is George Hunt and I work at Pool House Equine Clinic in Staffordshire. I qualified as a small animal RVN in 1998 and then as an Equine RVN IN 2014. When I am not at work I am busy looking after my two young children. I also ride regularly and am keen on equine behaviour. During my training as a small animal nurse I worked in a busy mixed practice and was one of the few nurses who were happy to go out on large animal calls!! It was during this time that I developed an interest in equine
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Nurse
13 May 2022

Student Equine Nurse - House & Jackson - East Anglia

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Are you looking for a practice to call your home? Are you looking for a fresh challenge and want to join one of the UK’s fastest growing Independent Veterinary Hospitals? Want to belong to a respected team who has an excellent 93% -95% pass rate for student nurses through ‘our doors’. The practice team is highly thought of, with awareness in mental health and well-being of its staff paramount. Staff development is supported and encouraged, including acquisition of further quali
Nurse
27 Apr 2022

Equine RVN - Rainbow Equine Hospital - North Yorkshire

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Equine RVN Required RCVS Tier 3 Hospital Status -Great scope to improve your skills - Facilities and expertise unrivalled in the North East. Our equine hospital boasts a great range of state-of-the-art equipment and more highly qualified staff than any other in the region. Since the 1980’s the hospital has been pioneering in equine medicine and surgery, by continually investing in the latest equipment and the best staff we have remained at the forefront. About You You will require several
Nurse
22 Apr 2022

Head Nurse - Ashbrook Equine Hospital - Knutsford, Cheshire

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We are looking for a self-motivated individual to work as Head Nurse within the nursing team of our busy equine hospital in Knutsford, Cheshire which was recently voted ‘The Best Equine Vets in the UK’. Ashbrook is a busy, recently expanded equine hospital which services a wide variety of clients ranging from professional sports horses to family pets. Onsite facilities include a large operating theatre, a diagnostic imaging suite with digital radiography, ultrasonography and video
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17 May 2022

New Chair of Trustees takes the reins at The Donkey Sanctuary

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Professor Paul Lunn has been welcomed as the new Chair of Trustees at international animal welfare charity The Donkey Sanctuary. Paul takes over the role from Professor Stuart Reid CBE, who held the position since 2007. Paul recently returned to the UK to take up the post of Dean of the School of Veterinary Science at the University of Liverpool, after spending ten years as Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University. His previous roles include Head of Departmen
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16 May 2022

RCVS Knowledge launches new SMART goals tool to improve antimicrobial use

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Veterinary charity RCVS Knowledge is pleased to announce the launch of its Farm Vet Champions SMART goals tool, which allows veterinary teams who treat farm animals to set goals to help target, track and improve their antimicrobial prescribing. The new tool is an addition to the Farm Vet Champions programme, which supports veterinary teams with knowledge and resources to ensure antimicrobials are used responsibly for the benefit of animals, the public and society. The new resource is completely
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13 May 2022

Joint initiative to train veterinary managers on mental health in the workplace announced

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A new joint training initiative from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Mind Matters Initiative (MMI) and the Veterinary Management Group (VMG) will aim to educate veterinary leaders and managers on mental health in the workplace. The collaboration will be delivered by the VMG’s online learning platform and can either be taken as a free standalone module, or as a module for those already undertaking VMG’s accredited veterinary leadership and management qualifications. The modul
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