After the graduation caps have been put away, the stethoscope comes out - it's time to start working as a vet! Firstly, congratulations - it's a huge achievement! Secondly, good luck - the next bit is a big learning curve.
Our free New Graduate Guide to CPD explains everything you need to know about CPD now you're an MRCVS - whether that's tips for completing the Vet Graduate Development Phase (VetGDP), a reminder of the requirements and regulations surrounding your CPD, or information on how to choose CPD that suits your learning style.
In addition, you'll get 12 emails from us, one per month, starting the month after you graduate. Each is written by our team and carefully tailored to your stage in practice. We'll drop surgery hints, helpful tips for dealing with clients, tips for thinking about your career path, and much more.
After graduating from the University of Nottingham in 2016, Jo moved into small animal practice in the midlands, where she grew a passion for client communication and the subjects that most need it - like geriatrics and dermatology. Since 2020 she has worked as a locum vet in the Channel Islands as well as as a content writer in pet health topics.
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