EPISODE · May 20, 2021 · 55 MIN
Ep 39: The LGBTQ+ Veterinary Community With Sam Morgan
from Veterinary Ramblings · host Veterinary Ramblings
This week we're chatting to Sam Morgan, former president of the BVNA counsel and current member of the BVNA advisory committee & British Veterinary LGBTQ+ committee as one of two RVN representatives. We discuss the difficulties of teaching over zoom and learn a little bit of welsh! Sam also shares her experience within the LGBTQ+ veterinary community and things she would say to her younger self. Sam qualified as a veterinary nurse in 1999, working in both general and referral practice. Since qualifying, she’s achieved an advanced diploma in both medical and surgical nursing and a Certificate in Education. Sam began her teaching career in 2007 and is one of the directors at Abbeydale Vet Nurse Training, a specialist teaching centre who train and support Veterinary Nurses and Practices.Support the show ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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This week we're chatting to Sam Morgan, former president of the BVNA counsel and current member of the BVNA advisory committee & British Veterinary LGBTQ+ committee as one of two RVN representatives. We discuss the difficulties of teaching over zoom and learn a little bit of welsh! Sam also shares her experience within the LGBTQ+ veterinary community and things she would say to her younger self. Sam qualified as a veterinary nurse in 1999, working in both general and referral practice. Since qualifying, she’s achieved an advanced diploma in both medical and surgical nursing and a Certificate in Education. Sam began her teaching career in 2007 and is one of the directors at Abbeydale Vet Nurse Training, a specialist teaching centre who train and support Veterinary Nurses and Practices.Support the show
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