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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2021 · 1H 23M

Episode 33 - Paving your way and finding your space

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This week we are joined by the amazing Hazell and Michelle from Vet Space Ireland and the brilliant Rob White. Vet Space Ireland (@vetspaceireland) was created by Michelle Maguire (@michellelouisem) and Hazell Mullins (@hazellmullins) to promote learning and positivity within the veterinary world. Both share a passion for all things veterinary, wellbeing and keeping up to date with veterinary current affairs in Ireland. Michelle and Hazell chat about their veterinary careers, their inspirations and those who paved the way. Hazell is a Nottingham graduate large animal vet based in Abbeyville Vet Hospital in Cork.  Michelle is a vet nurse turned practice manager based in Arra Vets in Tipperary.   In our clinical segment we finish off our discussion about the investigation and management of congenital portosystemic shunts in dogs and cats. Rob is well-recognised as one of the UK’s leading experts in soft tissue surgery and has extensive experience in all aspects of small animal surgery. In 2002, was awarded the BSAVA Simon Award for outstanding contributions to both veterinary surgery and CPD. He was appointed as Professor of Small Animal Veterinary Surgery within the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science in July 2015. To learn more about the investigation and management of liver disease check out our liver course (Veterinary Thought Exchange - Love your liver: Liver disease in dogs and cats (vtx-cpd.com))   Vet Space Ireland – Entertain. Inform. Engage. Inspire. ‎The Vet Space Ireland Podcast on Apple Podcasts Veterinary Thought Exchange - Homepage (vtx-cpd.com)    

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