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Create an account function Go(){return} Attention locums Posted on Saturday, February 12 @ 18:12:03 GMT by jenvetadmin jenvetnurse writes "Are you a locum vet or locum vet nurse? Are you fed up going away from home and staying in horrible B + B's? This site could change all of that. Simply register in the recruitment section and fill in the fields. Alternatively you can post in the forums stating where you need work and any employers can contact you via private messages. Why should employers pay those high daily agency rates for you? It is unnecessary. Simply post your requirements and wait for replies - what can you loose? Also experienced veterinary receptionists are like gold dust - are you feeling under-valued in your present post? You can anonymously post a request and we can put practices in touch with you. Of course this applies to any nurses and vets also. It is the only site that allows you to do this. Is your veterinary practice looking for staff? Post your requirements in the forum. "   Related Links · More about Vet Thinking · News by jenvetadmin Most read story about Vet Thinking: Reptile Anaesthesia Article Rating Average Score: 0 Votes: 0 Please take a second and vote for this article: Options    Printer Friendly Page    Send to a Friend

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