Ask The VET Recruiter

If you are seriously considering making a career move, I would not put your job search on hold simply because the holidays are approaching. There is a common perception that hiring stops during November and December and then suddenly starts again in January. In my...

If your veterinary practice has had a veterinarian position open for months or even years without finding the right person, you are not alone. One of the most common questions we hear from veterinary employers is, “Why is it taking us so long to hire a veterinarian?”...

When you work with a recruiter, you get several advantages: Inside knowledge. The recruiter often knows the hiring manager, the company culture, why the position is open, what they are really looking for, and what success looks like beyond what's written in the job...

I ate at a bad restaurant once, but it didn’t keep me from eating again!  Just because you had a bad experience with a recruiter once, doesn’t mean you would have the same bad experience again. However, that is a fair question, and candidly, not all recruiting firms...

The biggest mistake candidates make when working with a recruiter is not leveraging them properly. Some of the things you can do to properly leverage your recruiter is to build a strong relationship. Treat your recruiter as a trusted advisor and maintain an open and...

These are the characteristics of a great candidate from a recruiter’s perspective. Qualifications-The candidate needs to have the qualifications required for the position. Prepared-A great candidate is prepared and has a resume ready to go and updated with current...

Here are some examples of completed placements we have filled across the Animal Health industry and Veterinary profession: Board of Directors Members Advisory Board Members President of Animal Health Company General Manager US Companion Animal Business CEO of...

Yes, many of our placements are a result of passive candidates who are not actively looking but decide to make a move for a career-enhancing opportunity that provides them with growth and development.

Yes, we can help new graduate veterinarians find positions and we often start working with veterinary students during their third year of veterinary school or the summer before they graduate to start the process. We often have veterinary students interviewing for...

Yes, confidentiality is our hallmark. We frequently work on confidential searches. For example, we have helped multiple start-up companies build their entire teams under the radar when they don’t want their competition to know they are entering the space.