Meet a Relief Employer: PET Emergency Treatment, Inc.

Our Meet a Relief Collection is adding a new genre to its pages. The time has come to showcase the employers. Relief Rovers, meet PET Emergency Treatment, Inc. So, you’re licensed in Alaska – or intrigued about adding it to your repertoire. Emergency, urgent care, and/or specialty is right up your alley. Then Anchorage is

11 different types of relief vets that are saving veterinary medicine

Today’s Veterinary Business recently published an article by Relief Rover’s very own Cindy Trice, DVM. This is an insider piece if you will, full of secrets divulged. You’ll learn there is no archetypal definition of “relief veterinarian”. There are many, and none are wrong. The article discusses the different types of vets who pursue relief

Meet a relief vet, Dr. Jessica Williams

Relief leads to travel. Travel leads to relief. Initially diving into relief work to get to know a new city, Dr. Jessica Williams loved it so much she stayed! Her GP dog and cat skills are on point. High volume spay/neuter adventures are in her sights. Texas knows her. The Pacific Northwest pulls her. And

Meet a relief tech, Kayla Shertzer!

These are some wild times for vet med! I mean, whose clinic doesn’t need help right now. From GP to ER to specialty (shoutout to internal med!), a relief nurse can be a lifesaver. If she’s not in your area, she may be soon. Already working in Pennsylvania and Maryland, New Jersey and Delaware are

Meet a relief vet, Dr. Jessica Lovegrove

Short-term fling with relief becomes passion. Sounds a bit like an ad, one may say. Many venture into the relief world seeking to find balance of work & life while providing just that to our colleagues. We are stressed, overworked, and no longer enjoying the jobs we once loved so dearly. Well, Dr. Jessica Lovegrove

Meet a relief vet, Dr. Julie Liu!

Cats. The word in and of itself embodies an entire sentence. It is both an explanation of feline behavior and a question…and intimidates many. Despite the vast unknown that is, well, cats, we are drawn in by those lovely little floofs and their absurdly adorable toe-beans. Enter in Dr. Julie Liu, relief vet extraordinaire. Feline