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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2025 · 51 MIN

Vet Space Ireland with Lorraine Egan

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Michelle & Avril are joined by Lorraine Egan MVB, PGC (SADen&OS)Post- Graduate Certificate in Small Animal Dentistry and Oral SurgeryAfter graduating from UCD in 2009 Lorraine started her colourful journey through the veterinary profession where she worked in mixed practice, equine practice and the pharmaceutical industry before commencing her small animal career path in 2016 which was sprinkled with a management role and a dentistry certificate. Lorraine's initial interest in small animal dentistry came from frustration but is now her absolute passion. Lorraine was determined to do the best for her patients and her clients so enrolled in the first small animal dentistry certificate programme in the UK in 2020. Lorraine completed the GP certificate with Improve International in 2021 and obtained her Postgraduate certificate with Harper Adams University in 2023 along with completing ESAVS Dentistry I, II, III and IV in iM3 Duleek, Co. Meath. Lorraine is available for advice or referral at Clondalkin Village Vets - [email protected]. You can also follow Lorraine on Instagram @lor.thedentalvet Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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