Articles with the Tag: "training practices"
Total posts for this tag: 7
Total posts for this tag: 7
Supervising a student veterinary nurse (SVN) is a rewarding responsibility, but it can also raise questions about what’s appropriate to expect at each stage of their veterinary nurse training. Some students come in with a lot of confidence; others may be quiet, cautious, or unsure. Without clear expectations, it’s easy for SVNs to feel overwhelmed […]
Training student veterinary nurses (SVNs) is a rewarding and impactful way to grow your team and contribute to the profession, but it also comes with responsibilities. For practices registered as Training Practices (TPs) or auxiliary Training Practices (aTPs), staying compliant with RCVS standards is essential not only to maintain your accreditation but to ensure your […]
For many aspiring veterinary nurses, the journey begins long before their first day in practice. Often it starts with a childhood love for animals, or a personal experience that ignited a passion for caring for them. However, whilst enthusiasm is essential, transforming that passion into professional competence is a longer process. It requires not only […]
Are you a Head Veterinary Nurse, Clinical Supervisor or Practice Manager exploring veterinary nurse training options for your practice? Join us on Thursday 4th September (3pm-4pm) for a free, informative session that covers how our veterinary nurse training works specifically from an employer’s perspective. We’ll explain the structure of our diploma programme, what’s expected from […]
In order to train veterinary nurses, veterinary practices have to be approved as either a Training and Assessment Practice (TP) or an Auxiliary Training Practice (aTP) by an Approved Centre (Primary Centre). Becoming a Training Practice offers veterinary practices the chance to grow and strengthen their team in a cost-effective, sustainable way. From developing your […]
Building a strong veterinary nursing team is essential for the long-term success of your practice. It involves not only recruiting skilled staff but also investing in their development and creating a supportive working environment. Here are ten practical strategies to help grow, build, and refine your veterinary nursing team. 1. Hire an apprentice veterinary nurse […]
The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) has initiated a consultation on its standards framework for veterinary nurse training, as part of a regular review process, in order to ensure that the standards remain up-to-date and fit for purpose. The framework, titled “Standards Framework for Veterinary Nurse Education and Training,” outlines the professional values, skills, […]