The Cost of Becoming a Surgeon: What Vets Need to Know About How Our Training Compares to Human Medicine in the UK
My Vet Candy My Vet Candy

The Cost of Becoming a Surgeon: What Vets Need to Know About How Our Training Compares to Human Medicine in the UK

For anyone considering a career in surgery, the path is long, demanding, and expensive, but the journey differs dramatically depending on whether you are holding a scalpel for humans or for animals. Medicine and veterinary science share a rigorous undergraduate foundation, yet their postgraduate worlds diverge in structure, funding, and financial risk.

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"This Is My Why": How Early-Career Veterinarians Find Meaning in Their Work
Jill Lopez Jill Lopez

"This Is My Why": How Early-Career Veterinarians Find Meaning in Their Work

A recent study conducted across Canada explored the experiences of early-career veterinarians, focusing on how they perceive and define meaningful work in the context of their professional journeys. As these veterinarians transition from students to practitioners, they face numerous challenges—long hours, emotionally taxing client interactions, and complex clinical decision-making. Yet, despite these pressures, many find deep fulfillment and purpose in their work, which has significant implications for their overall well-being and mental health.

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