Previous VetEd Talks

Imposter syndrome is common among vets, and this can stem from the pressure to prove oneself to gain a spot in vet school.

I want to give people a glimpse of my life and the benefits rural mixed practice brings.

This presentation provides some personal insights that may inspire others to volunteer their services.

The disconnect between veterinary patients and their true medical data causes industry wide inefficiencies and significant costs.

Veterinarians don't necessarily know how to handle social media harassment including negative reviews.

This presentation provides some personal insights on trusting yourself, data and others.

AniPal's mission is to help our vet and animal community enhance our sustainable practices and lower our environmental impact.

Identity is the core element of who we are. Yet most of us rarely truly examine our identity, we sort of just try and satisfy others expectations of us.

Collaborative leadership training in Antarctica and building more options for vets' career fulfillment in private practice

I am proposing that we may need to work harder to find solutions to help sustainability for the most important people in our industry.

Physical Health and the impact on mental health, wellbeing, performance in the profession and beyond.

Vets have the incredible privilege and grave burden of euthanasia, a "good death", and I want to help vets with tools for frank end of life discussions.

Whilst there is increasing awareness for domestic violence in Australia, there is limited awareness on the association between domestic violence and pet abuse.

Artificial Intelligence is it "summoning the demons" or will it allow us to become better vets?

"Becoming a conflict competent leader” changed my life. What can it do for us in the future?

One vet is leading the charge to stop this disease, and wants to share his message.