Empowering Veterinary Nurses for Career Longevity – Associate Professor Laura Harvey – President – New Zealand Veterinary Nursing Association (NZVNA)
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Laura Harvey, DipVN, BSc, PG Cert Vet Ed, MSc (Advanced Practice in Vet Nursing) – President – NZVNA
Curious about why only 26% of Kiwi veterinary nurses plan to stay in their profession until retirement?
Join Julie South as she catches up with Associate Professor Laura Harvey, the President of the New Zealand Veterinary Nursing Association, who sheds light on this pretty grim statistic.
Julie and Laura talk about the unique challenges faced by New Zealand’s veterinary workforce, from rural and cultural dynamics to the impacts of poor remuneration.
With insights backed by the Boehringer survey, Laura provides a comprehensive look into the factors contributing to the high turnover rate and what can be done to support these essential healthcare professionals.
Julie and Laura also tackle the operational dynamics within veterinary clinics, emphasising the importance of distinguishing between the roles of veterinary nurses and receptionists.
With real-world examples from VetStaff, we illustrate how small clinics can thrive by clearly defining these roles, leading to significant improvements in efficiency and growth.
Packed with practical advice, this episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the intricacies of veterinary nursing as a profession in New Zealand veterinary clinics.
Tune in for an episode that promises valuable insights and actionable advice!
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