ABSTRACT: Lectures are one of the main ways that you are given information to train as a student veterinary nurse so it’s important to find a way that suits you to be able to keep on track of your lectures. Life as an SVN is challenging and there is always so much to think about, lectures, practicals, work, reading, essays, reports, presentations, and the list goes on… So here are some of my top tips to try and keep on top of your lectures and get the most out of them!
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Charlotte Wood SVN
Charlotte is currently a final year student veterinary nurse completing the degree entry route and works in a general small animal veterinary practice. Charlotte became a BVNA student council member in 2018. Charlotte became a veterinary nurse as the vocation is varied and every day is different. She has a passion for animal welfare and quality improvement. She joined council to make a difference and move our profession forward.
Email: charlotte_wood99@yahoo.co.uk
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To cite this article: Veterinary Nursing Journal • VOL 36 (04) • April 2021 pp121
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