When you’re met by a round of applause, you know you’re in the right place. And for relief technician Robyn Timmons, her place is one of turtles. Marine ecosystems. Urgent care. ER. Disaster relief. She encourages all technicians to remember their worth. To find their niche. To become essential. So, sip on a glass of
Conversational Spanish. Aquarium diver. Swing dancer. Sailor. Did I forget to mention veterinary nurse? Already embodying the saying that “variety is the spice of life”, Tanya Camper’s veterinary interests fall right in line. Having recently moved back to California, she is looking to hone her skills as a technician and practice manager and would love
It takes a certain type of person to dive headfirst both into relief work AND emergency – right after graduation. Quickly developing an affinity for the intensity of critical care, Dr. Jana Van Stee allowed her veterinary career to lead the way. She was hooked. The momentum kept up, and her adventures now span from
So you’re looking for a rock band. Wait, no, a painter? Synchronized swim coach? No? My bad. How about a technician who can not only mentor and encourage your team, but can do so in conversational Spanish, French, and German? Pennsylvania and New Jersey likely already know her. How about you? Meet Alyssa Mages. ~~~~~~~
“Try something new.” How many times do we hear that phrase – or provide it as a sound piece of advice to friends or family? With an already fulfilling career of 22 years, Dr. Karen Gant was ready to give it up, but not before first trying a few relief gigs. She was hooked. With an
“Second verse, same as…” Nope. All technicians are different. But we DO all seem to have an affinity for tape. Whether you’re in the market for a relief technician or for assistance with streamlining workflow – or both – Jennifer Kehoe can answer that call. Ohio, Virginia, South Carolina, Florida, and Illinois (once you check
It was a matter of time, really. One cannot speak of veterinarians without including their counterparts, their partners in crime, their two-legged Swiss Army knives. In the often-tough team sport of vet med, we help keep one another’s equilibrium steadfast. Veterinary technicians, veterinary nurses – while a bit more elusive than veterinarians – also exist
With an eye for efficiency and dedication that runs deep, Dr. Julia Campbell proves that determination knows no bounds. Her adoration and passion for animals began when young and propelled her into a career she loves. An adventurous spirit, she is currently traveling across the country with her husband, so it may be easier to
Veterinary warriors know, better than most, the importance of good footwear. The long hours standing, crouching, bending, and literally balancing the weight of the world – and sometimes our patients – on our backs, is the perfect recipe for sore feet and an aching body. The same holds true for our running gear. From
It began with a bird…and ended up with cats! With an avian adoration igniting her career, Dr. Michele Donathan soon realized her love for all things feline. Being both Fear-Free and Feline Friendly certified, her ability to adapt shines. This fulltime Florida relief veterinarian has sound advice for those just starting out in the relief
