Dr Loren Cribb has been calling Gisborne home since 2014. She started as a nervous new grad from the South Island and stayed for the trauma cases, the hunting dogs, and a nursing team that's always "one step ahead." This is w...
You're posting about your team. Nothing's happening. That's because you're copying clinics who haven't figured it out either. This episode shows you what you're actually looking at when you see those bland team posts - and why the water cooler conversation you keep having is the actual problem. I'm…
Three-minute commute. One traffic light. Equipment that surprises people. And a team so competent that Emma doesn't get called when her team is on call at the weekends. Emma moved from Auckland four years ago and describes wh...
Are you going dark between job ads—and is that silence costing you when the next resignation hits? Most vet clinics think you stop posting when you're fully staffed. Then someone resigns and you're introducing yourself to complete strangers. Again. Just like last time. This episode is about why the…
Sarah left CareVets Gisborne. Then she came back. In this episode, you'll hear why the team she left was the team she missed most, what it's really like becoming part of a community where you chat about patients while doing your grocery shopping, and the clinical variety that comes with being the m…
Most great vets and nurses already have a mental shortlist before they start job-hunting. Clinics they've noticed, names they recognise, places that seem good to work for. If you're not on that list, you're starting cold when...