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How to work as a vet in the uk andreia dias

HOW TO WORK AS A VET IN THE UK Steps and tips for European Vets to enter the UK market Andreia Dias CHOW TO WORK AS A VET IN THE UK Table of contents Introduction About me First things ?rst - the language barrier The its and bits of English Registration with the RCVS What to expect from the registration appointment The PDP - Professional Development Phase CPD - Continuing Professional Development Looking for jobs Online search Recruitment agencies Narrowing the options On-call work and out-of- hours Internships Get that job Cover letters Writing the cover letter Curriculum Vitae Preparing for a job interview Research research research Learn about the UK market During your interview A tip about culture Where to move in Finding a place Opening a bank account Driving license Getting a National Insurance Number - NIN Final remarks Disclaimer ANDREIA DIAS i CHOW TO WORK AS A VET IN THE UK Introduction Are you looking to move abroad to the United Kingdom to work as a veterinary surgeon You might be looking for better working conditions gain a specialization in a speci ?c area or just get high quality experiences to return home with more knowledge Either way you might be thinking about choosing the United Kingdom to make the move and maybe you ? re a bit overwhelmed with what you need to do ? Many vets are coming from the southern and eastern European countries where client ?nances are not great and the market is saturated but starting to work in the UK can be challenging as clinical standards are very high as well as client expectations However that is precisely one of the main reasons vets want to move to the UK and with Brexit some might be feeling a sense of urgency What happens after Brexit is a question mark and working in the UK after it is likely to change same with this guide so many vets are looking to do the move before those changes kick in This guide is based on my experience and research and will hopefully shed some lights on the steps you need to take to become eligible to work in the UK and how to get a job We ? ll be focusing mainly in clinical practice although there are many other options to enter the UK market About me My name is Andreia and I studied Veterinary Medicine at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine University of Lisbon Portugal I graduate in after presenting my Masters and moved to Scotland to start my veterinary career I got a job in mixed practice in the Spring of after my ?rst job interview without any clinical experience and with a pending registration with the RCVS so you can do it too It ? s all about how you sell yourself and how willing you are to adapt so I ? m here to help with what I can adaptability is up to you I fear Let ? s