Holly Kernot graduated from Middlesex University in 2009 with a First Class BA(Hons) in Journalism. She went on to attain the National Council for the Training of Journalists news writing exams before securing my first job as a newspaper reporter in Yorkshire.
Holly worked as a PR officer for a variety of charities and organisations including the NHS and Yorkshire Wildlife Trust before returning to reporting at VBD.
"This decision recognises the huge investment in veterinary education made by the university and the quality of the education that we offer." - Chris Proudman, Surrey veterinary school.
Marcia Kirk was believed to be one of the first in the UK to qualify as a registered animal nursing auxiliary – the role that later led to the title of veterinary nurse.
Jane Davidson plans to research roots of veterinary medicine in UK, including the reasons for, and effects of, Veterinary Surgeons Act of 1881 as part of new PhD.
Guest host Holly Kernot takes advantage of her "Access All Areas" BEVA pass to grab a word with Neil Hudson and Roly Owers after the event’s first panel discussion on Brexit.
Boehringer Ingelheim plans one of the largest biotechnology production sites for veterinary medicines in Europe, increasing capacity for vital antigens and vaccines.
"The event went really well; overall we had more guinea pigs come to see us at the practice than rabbits during rabbit week." – event organiser, RVN Olivia Coulton.
“These awards reflect BEVA’s recognition of and support for significant accomplishments by equine vets, and others involved in horse health and welfare, and it is a privilege to present them” – Renate Weller, outgoing president.
The new survey, aimed at vet practice employees, seeks to find out the profession’s view on staff bringing their dogs to work, and how it affects morale and well-being.
Pirbright and The Roslin Institute have launched the Immunological Toolbox website – a central database of reagents and a platform for information exchange.
Michelle Haddrell used a variety of craft items to create an eye-catching notice board to promote a charity dog walk in aid of Streetvet tomorrow (14 September).