This week: Vets Beyond Borders VetEd talk on Redefining Borders, Veterinarians for Climate Action, and Queensland vet celebrates 50 years in practice.

The values and traits that draw people to the profession and make them good employees begin to create stress once the reality of clinical practice sets in.

This week: Vet calls for ‘no-go’ zones to help contain COVID-19 and the Swift Parrot sways off course.

The AVA are calling on veterinarians to take part in a short survey to assess how the organisation can better support those working within the profession.

When leaders fail to manage burnout, the result can be tangible business interruption.

The AVA’s VetFest 2020 virtual conference will be an exciting opportunity for the veterinary profession to engage with a diverse range of presenters on the theme of ‘Thriving in today’s world’.

Working often in a heightened state of stress for an extended period of time, highlights the risk of exhaustion and burnout in the veterinary profession.

AWC’s work to protect Australia’s threatened wildlife has resulted in a significant boost in numbers of several native mammal populations.

The AVA’s VetFest 2020 virtual conference will be an exciting opportunity for the veterinary profession to engage with a diverse range of presenters on the theme of ‘Thriving in today’s world’.