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Articles with the Tag: "veterinary nurse training"

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Becoming a Veterinary Nurse in Scotland

If you’re based in Scotland (or wish to live and study there), have a passion for animals and are considering a career that combines science, care, and compassion – becoming a veterinary nurse might be the perfect path for you. Here, we’re exploring how you can become a veterinary nurse in Scotland… Why choose veterinary […]

04/07/2024

What soft skills can help you succeed as a veterinary nurse?

Working as a veterinary nurse is both demanding and rewarding, requiring a unique combination of technical ability and soft skills to provide the best care for animals and support for their owners. Whether you’re looking to train as a veterinary nurse in the future, or currently working as an RVN, take a look at the […]

01/07/2024

Interested in training as a veterinary nurse, but not employed in a veterinary practice? Explore our training route for non-employed applicants

We have recently introduced a new, three-year training option for those who wish to study the Level 3 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (Companion Animal), but who are not employed in an RCVS approved veterinary practice. Whether you’re looking to change careers but are unable to find a position as a student veterinary nurse in your […]

10/06/2024

Exploring the path from Veterinary Care Assistant (VCA) to Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN)

If you’re working as a Veterinary Care Assistant and looking to progress in your career, have you considered going on to train as a veterinary nurse? Veterinary nursing is a popular progression route for VCAs, and what’s more – your experience and qualifications may already meet the entry requirements needed to apply for the Level […]

VetSkill VN Diploma FAQs

Can I become a veterinary nurse without any GCSEs / formal qualifications?

It is highly unlikely you would be accepted onto a veterinary nursing training programme without any formal qualifications. This is because the role of the veterinary nurse involves a high level of scientific knowledge relating to animal health, regular communication with both clients and their pets, as well as numeracy skills to deal with high-importance […]

26/05/2022