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Today we feature a really interesting nursing case study from our ECC nurse Leonie McColl.  Here, Leonie tells us about the care provided for a lovely cat called Teddy…

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Hello! My name is Bryony Gilder, I am the Senior Neurology Veterinary Nurse at Cave. I started in 2012 as a rotational nurse and while studying for a PGCert in small animal rehabilitation, soon learnt that neurology patients were who I wanted to care for the most!

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Amy Gardiner - Cave Team Member

For today’s Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month blog, we’re hearing from our fantastic medicine nurses, who tell us why they love their careers as RVNs.

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For today’s Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month blog, we’re introducing you to our fantastic wards nurses! They are Debbie Barnes, Georgina Wensley, Kim Kendall, Ria Walker, Sophie Lee, Yvette Clarke, Zoe Pearman, Alice Mills and Yasmin Fox.

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Helen Bye, from Cave Veterinary Specialists, in West Buckland, will be drawing on her own experiences of mental and physical health issues and looking at how people respond differently to each.

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The chemotherapy nursing team at Cave Vets is made up of six nurses, Emma Bennett, Sophie Lee, Deborah Holland, Leonie McColl and Ria Walker, Alice Mills and one chemo assistant, Casey Weir.

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Every patient we see is a precious part of someone’s family who entrust them into our care.

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I love being a veterinary nurse as the opportunities within the profession are endless, the world is your oyster. This is my main drive for becoming a clinical coach so that I can help others reach their goals. Not only do I enjoy seeing others progress and expand their knowledge and skills, I also feel that it ensures that I maintain and improve my own. The veterinary industry is constantly evolving, it is our responsibility as members of the profession to evolve with it to ensure the best training for our future nurses and subsequently the best care for our patients.

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Orthopaedic surgeon Mark Owen describes an unusual case of an injury sustained on the golf course…

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Today’s Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month post celebrates the work of our night owls, Leigh-Anne Buse and Laura Allday!

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