IVC Evidensia

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Meet our Rising Star at this year’s Brilliant People Awards: Michelle Demokova, Graduate Veterinary Surgeon at Downland Vets. Described by colleagues as “a standout new vet,” Michelle truly lives and breathes our values of We Care, We Share and We Dare. Her passion for animal health and the inspiring energy she brings to her team have made a remarkable impact in just her first year. “Her dedication to learning and growth, paired with her natural leadership and compassion, makes her a true Rising Star in every sense,” says one team member. Michelle joined Downland Vets after her EMS placement, and from the start, her enthusiasm and positivity shone through. Now a year into her role, she has built strong relationships with clients, patients, and her team, while continuing to deliver excellent care. Reflecting on her win, Michelle says: “Having just graduated last summer, you never know if you are doing enough or making a difference. Being recognised by my colleagues was a huge deal for me. It’s a big encouragement and motivation to keep doing my best.” She adds: “The bond we share with animals is incredible, and being able to help them live healthy, happy lives is worth everything.” Congratulations, Michelle, on this well-deserved recognition. You truly embody what it means to care, share and dare. ...Mostrar más

Meet our Rising Star at this year’s Brilliant People Awards: Michelle Demokova, Graduate Veterinary Surgeon at Downland Vets. Described by colleagues as “a standout new vet,” Michelle truly lives and breathes our values of We Care, We Share and We Dare. Her passion for animal health and the inspiring energy she brings to her team have made a remarkable impact in just her first year. “Her dedication to learning and growth, paired with her natural leadership and compassion, makes her a true Rising Star in every sense,” says one team member. Michelle joined Downland Vets after her EMS placement, and from the start, her enthusiasm and positivity shone through. Now a year into her role, she has built strong relationships with clients, patients, and her team, while continuing to deliver excellent care. Reflecting on her win, Michelle says: “Having just graduated last summer, you never know if you are doing enough or making a difference. Being recognised by my colleagues was a huge deal for me. It’s a big encouragement and motivation to keep doing my best.” She adds: “The bond we share with animals is incredible, and being able to help them live healthy, happy lives is worth everything.” Congratulations, Michelle, on this well-deserved recognition. You truly embody what it means to care, share and dare.

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After a freak accident, nine-year-old cocker spaniel Rudey was left with a severe leg injury that led to an unexpected amputation. While chasing his ball, Rudey skidded into a ground-level bin and shattered his leg. His owners, Holly and Steven, rushed him for emergency care and, after careful advice from the team at Ark Veterinary Centre, made the difficult decision to amputate. Thanks to the expert care from clinical director Sharon Lewis and the team at Ark, Rudey made an incredible recovery. He’s now back to his happy, active self, proving just how well dogs can adapt and thrive on three legs. Rudey’s story is a wonderful example of our healthy pets and happy owners mission in action. ...Mostrar más

After a freak accident, nine-year-old cocker spaniel Rudey was left with a severe leg injury that led to an unexpected amputation. While chasing his ball, Rudey skidded into a ground-level bin and shattered his leg. His owners, Holly and Steven, rushed him for emergency care and, after careful advice from the team at Ark Veterinary Centre, made the difficult decision to amputate. Thanks to the expert care from clinical director Sharon Lewis and the team at Ark, Rudey made an incredible recovery. He’s now back to his happy, active self, proving just how well dogs can adapt and thrive on three legs. Rudey’s story is a wonderful example of our healthy pets and happy owners mission in action.

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Each week, we’re celebrating the incredible colleagues behind our Brilliant People Awards - and this week, it’s time to shine a light on our Local Hero, Beth Sweeney. Beth, a Veterinary Surgeon at Kilbarchan Vets, is the driving force behind DoddieVet - a fast-growing league of veterinary teams who clock up miles each year to raise money and awareness for Motor Neuron Disease through DoddieAid, the nationwide fundraising campaign by the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation. (link) From setting up the league and rallying teams to managing social media, designing prizes, and running competitions, Beth leads every aspect of the challenge. What began in 2023 with just a few practices has grown to include almost 40 teams, 327 participants, and over £8.5k raised - alongside an incredible 58,610 miles logged. Motivated by personal loss and a deep passion for the cause, Beth’s work has created a supportive, collaborative space that not only contributes to vital MND research but also supports the wellbeing of her colleagues across the network. Congratulations Beth - your commitment and compassion are making a lasting difference and define what it means to be a Local Hero....Mostrar más

Each week, we’re celebrating the incredible colleagues behind our Brilliant People Awards - and this week, it’s time to shine a light on our Local Hero, Beth Sweeney. Beth, a Veterinary Surgeon at Kilbarchan Vets, is the driving force behind DoddieVet - a fast-growing league of veterinary teams who clock up miles each year to raise money and awareness for Motor Neuron Disease through DoddieAid, the nationwide fundraising campaign by the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation. (link) From setting up the league and rallying teams to managing social media, designing prizes, and running competitions, Beth leads every aspect of the challenge. What began in 2023 with just a few practices has grown to include almost 40 teams, 327 participants, and over £8.5k raised - alongside an incredible 58,610 miles logged. Motivated by personal loss and a deep passion for the cause, Beth’s work has created a supportive, collaborative space that not only contributes to vital MND research but also supports the wellbeing of her colleagues across the network. Congratulations Beth - your commitment and compassion are making a lasting difference and define what it means to be a Local Hero.

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This Pride Month, we're celebrating our LGBTQIA+ colleagues and reaffirming our commitment to creating a truly inclusive workplace where everyone feels safe, supported, and able to thrive. At IVC Evidensia, inclusion isn’t just a value - it’s something we strive to embed in everything we do. We’ve established dedicated support systems, including our LGBTQIA+ Sub-group within the Diversity & Inclusion Committee, our Colleague Care Hub, and a community discussion group where colleagues can connect and find support. Our LGBTQIA+ network offers access to inclusive resources like our Pride Guide, which helps teams across the business learn, celebrate, and show visible allyship in meaningful ways. Loran Brown, Indirect Procurement Manager at IVC Evidensia, shares what Pride Month means to her: “Personally, it’s a time to celebrate being part of a resilient, vibrant, diverse community and to educate myself. Professionally, it’s a reminder that visibility matters and that we all have a role in making sure inclusion isn’t just a month-long message but something embedded in how we work year-round.” Reflecting on what inclusion looks like in practice, Loran adds: “An inclusive workplace is somewhere your identity isn’t a barrier to opportunity but something that’s respected and celebrated. It’s where people listen without defensiveness and act with intention, not just good intentions.” Read Loran’s full story here: https://www.ivcevidensia.co.uk/Careers-News-Loran-Brown ...Mostrar más

This Pride Month, we're celebrating our LGBTQIA+ colleagues and reaffirming our commitment to creating a truly inclusive workplace where everyone feels safe, supported, and able to thrive. At IVC Evidensia, inclusion isn’t just a value - it’s something we strive to embed in everything we do. We’ve established dedicated support systems, including our LGBTQIA+ Sub-group within the Diversity & Inclusion Committee, our Colleague Care Hub, and a community discussion group where colleagues can connect and find support. Our LGBTQIA+ network offers access to inclusive resources like our Pride Guide, which helps teams across the business learn, celebrate, and show visible allyship in meaningful ways. Loran Brown, Indirect Procurement Manager at IVC Evidensia, shares what Pride Month means to her: “Personally, it’s a time to celebrate being part of a resilient, vibrant, diverse community and to educate myself. Professionally, it’s a reminder that visibility matters and that we all have a role in making sure inclusion isn’t just a month-long message but something embedded in how we work year-round.” Reflecting on what inclusion looks like in practice, Loran adds: “An inclusive workplace is somewhere your identity isn’t a barrier to opportunity but something that’s respected and celebrated. It’s where people listen without defensiveness and act with intention, not just good intentions.” Read Loran’s full story here: https://www.ivcevidensia.co.uk/Careers-News-Loran-Brown

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Client Care - Receptionist

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It’s Rabbit Awareness Week - the perfect time to dive into the latest episode of our Beyond the Clinic podcast. Join exotic species vet Ashton Hallworth as she shares expert advice on caring for our rabbit patients, from recognising pain and checking temperatures to deciding when hospital care is needed. She also discusses the safe use of opioids and multimodal pain relief to support recovery and improve welfare. A must-listen for anyone treating bunnies in practice. Listen now on your favourite podcast platform....Mostrar más

It’s Rabbit Awareness Week - the perfect time to dive into the latest episode of our Beyond the Clinic podcast. Join exotic species vet Ashton Hallworth as she shares expert advice on caring for our rabbit patients, from recognising pain and checking temperatures to deciding when hospital care is needed. She also discusses the safe use of opioids and multimodal pain relief to support recovery and improve welfare. A must-listen for anyone treating bunnies in practice. Listen now on your favourite podcast platform.

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