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The Real Reasons We Can't Keep Veterinary Professionals in the Veterinary Profession - Episode 5 of 5
Episode 5: The Narrative
The veterinary attrition issue continues to make the people fit the profession, rather than the other way around

Dr Jessica Moore-Jones
Dec 31, 20244 min read


Part 4 of 5 - FAILURE TO ADAPT: The REAL reasons we can’t keep veterinary professionals in the veterinary profession
Episode 4: Failure to Adapt
The veterinary attrition issue continues to make the people in the profession, rather than the other way around

Dr Jessica Moore-Jones
Dec 31, 20247 min read


Part 3 of 5 - LEADERSHIP: The REAL reasons we can’t keep veterinary professionals in the veterinary profession
Yes, I’m going to go ahead and say it: the third reason we can’t keep our people is because of poor leadership.

Dr Jessica Moore-Jones
Dec 31, 20247 min read


Episode 1 - LONELINESS: The REAL REASONS we can't keep veterinary professionals in the veterinary profession
As you might know, the sole purpose of Unleashed Coaching and Consulting is Keeping Veterinary Professionals in the Veterinary Profession. Despite terms like ‘workforce crisis’ and ‘attrition epidemic’ being thrown around for over a decade, we continue to lose vets and veterinary paraprofessionals at increasingly rapid rates, increasingly earlier in their careers, and with increasing permanence. But if my whole aim is to keep us here in the profession, and my marketing poin

Dr Jessica Moore-Jones
Nov 19, 20246 min read


Part 2 of 5 - BOREDOM: The REAL reasons we can’t keep veterinary professionals in the veterinary profession
For those that saw Part 1, where I talked about a key reason for the loss of our valuable professionals being loneliness, you’ll know that I am not professing to have peer reviewed, big data statistical evidence backing up my assertions. I’m not arguing with the industry studies that already exist where, given a drop-down box of potential choices with zero nuance or time for genuine self-reflection, we have stats that show that people are leaving our profession for all sorts

Dr Jessica Moore-Jones
Nov 19, 20246 min read
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