FREE WEBINAR
See our scheduled free webinars advice, tips, and insights on navigating the highs, lows, and intensities of the animal care profession.
Should I stay or should I go? How to decide if leaving vet med is right for you
January 9th, 6.30 pm AEDT | Dr Jess Moore-Jones
What to expect:
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How to work out if it's you, your clinic, or the industry that isn't working well for you.
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Common myths that keep people staying when they should be leaving
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Common reasons that people leave, and should probably stay
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How to ensure that if you do leave, you find more fulfilment in your next career step
Resilience in the animal management space
March 11th, 11am AEDT | Dr Jess Moore-Jones
What to expect:
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This session is about practical ways to improve your work/life balance and establish and hold boundaries.
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How to find peace with not being able to save everyone.
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We also talk about the choices we make, the things we can control, the decisions that are up to us, and the way that we see and perceive the world.
Free for AIAM Members. If you are not yet a member you can apply here...
Life design for veterinarians: building your career around what you want out of life, rather than the other way around
March 13th, 7pm AEST | Dr Jess Moore-Jones
What to expect:
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Finding out who you are and what makes you tick
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Why most people are doing it the wrong way around, and how to avoid falling into 'default' life decisions
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Seeing beyond the traditional approaches to work/life balance
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Stepping outside of your comfort zone to take action and make a change
Happy Customers Include
"Really well presented - detailed enough to be comprehensive but also totally usable... Great knowledge of the presenter. I really loved it. Thank you."
— Vetwest workshop series
"Extremely engaging, knowledgeable and credible. Already thinking about what we can invite Dr Jess to do with various groups."
— HBCA workshop
WORKSHOP FEEDBACK:
“A fantastic presenter, clear, interesting to listen to and the passion for the subject really comes across and makes you enthusiastic about it yourself.”
— NZCAC workshop
