FECAVA asked AI: How do we keep fresh graduates from leaving the veterinary profession within their first years of work and help them find fulfillment in their careers?
Retaining fresh graduates in the veterinary profession and helping them find fulfillment in their careers is essential for the long-term success and growth of the profession. Here are some strategies […]
FECAVA asks AI: Why do many fresh graduates leave the veterinary profession within the first years of work?
This week we asked AI: Why do many fresh graduates leave the veterinary profession within the first years of work? Here is the answer: There can be several reasons why […]
An Alarming Outbreak of Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) in Cyprus
An article has been published recently in the June 2023 edition of the Veterinary Record [1] journal, which notified colleagues worldwide of an alarming outbreak of Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) […]
AI for FECAVA: How can busy veterinarians improve their well-being?
Busy veterinarians often face high levels of stress and demanding workloads, which can have a negative impact on their well-being. Here are some strategies that can help busy veterinarians improve […]
FECAVA Council Meeting in Belgrade • 27-29 April 2023
On 29 April, FECAVA Council met in Belgrade. It feels liberating to organize bi-annual meetings again after the coronavirus restrictions we were experiencing in the last years. Three days before […]
Dr Ann Criel, FECAVA General Secretary Elected as a UEVP Vice President
On the 25th of June 2023, the General Assembly of the UEVP took place in Zaječí in the Czech Republic. UEVP (Union of European Veterinary Practitioners) is a European umbrella […]
The Future of Veterinary Medicine as seen by AI
A lot is discussed about integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into veterinary medicine. That’s why we’ve decided to put it to work. Every week we’ll have a post generated by AI […]
Support for the young vets in the Netherlands: Coach bank
Even though a veterinary career is enriching, the start and transition from the faculty to the workplace can be challenging for the individual. At the end of 2022, the study […]
Free German course for veterinarians from Ukraine
To be able to work as a veterinarian in Germany, one needs to have a good knowledge of the professional language in order to communicate with animal owners and colleagues […]
FECAVA at EuroPetNet AG
On the 12th May FECAVA General Secretary Ann Criel and FECAVA Office Manager Ulrike Tewes attended the EuroPetNet GA. EuroPetNet is a group of national and local associations based across […]