Candidates
Animal Health and Veterinary Job Candidates
To help achieve our mission and fully engage in our core values, we at The VET Recruiter work with both Animal Health and Veterinary job candidates and job seekers in their quest to grow their career, including through the considering and exploring of new employment opportunities.
With that in mind, we invite you to use the links below to find helpful information, tips and resources for Animal Health and Veterinary job candidates:
Veterinary Employment and Salary Trends
As an Animal Health and Veterinary professional, it’s a smart career decision to stay on top of Veterinary employment and salary trends. That way, you can benchmark your career and your earnings potential within the framework of the larger employment marketplace.
Click here for veterinary employment and salary trends for job candidates.
Working with The VET Recruiter®
If you’re a professional within the Animal Health Industry or a veterinarian, it is a good idea to send your resume to The VET Recruiter. You don’t even have to be actively looking for a new position. After you send your resume to us, we will contact you if we have a suitable opportunity that matches your background and career goals. We may at some point have the ideal situation for you, whether it is next week or next year.
Click here for more information about working with The VET Recruiter.
Career Resources
Before you make your next career move, know where you are headed and do some career planning. Map out your career and personal goals and make sure that the two complement each other, rather than conflict with each other. Working with the VET Recruiter will help you to reach your goals more quickly and identify career planning resources.
Click here for career resources for Animal Health and Veterinary job candidates.
The Counteroffer
The counteroffer can be a tricky situation for professionals in the Animal Health industry and Veterinary profession. However, it doesn’t have to be that way. Learn the ins and outs of the counteroffer and be better prepared to navigate this situation the next time you face it in your career.
Click here for more information about the counteroffer.
Working with a Recruiter
Working with an Animal Health recruiter or Veterinary recruiter is a strategic and intelligent move for Animal Health and Veterinary professionals. The VET Recruiter has 15 tips for helping you to succeed when working with a recruiter to help grow your career.
Click here to see The VET Recruiter’s 15 tips.
Interview Tips
The interview is your doorway to receiving an offer of employment, so you want to make sure that you nail the interview each and every time. The VET Recruiter has a list of questions to ask during your interview, as well as a list of do’s and don’ts.
Click here to see The VET Recruiter’s tips for the interview.
Relocation
Not being willing to relocate for an employment opportunity is a career-limiting move. However, you must consider a variety of factors before deciding whether or not relocating for a new job is the right move for you. The VET Recruiter has a list of tips and resources so that you can consider all of the facts and determine your priorities.
Click here for more information about relocation for Animal Health and Veterinary professionals.
Resumes
Just like the interview is your doorway to receiving an offer of employment, your resume is the launching pad for your career, starting with the fact that it helps you get an interview. The VET Recruiter has compiled a list of tips for creating your resume the right way.
Click here to see The VET Recruiter’s tips for constructing your resume.
Job Boards vs. Recruiters
How does working with a recruiter provide value vs. posting your resume on a job board? That’s a great question, and we have a great answer! The VET Recruiter has multiple reasons why working with a recruiter is better for your career in the long run than only posting your resumes on Internet job boards.
Click here to read more about the difference between job boards and recruiters.
Affiliates
The VET Recruiter has affiliates that provide resources for job seekers and job candidates.
Click here to learn more about The VET Recruiter’s affiliates.
Career Planning
Planning your career is not something to take lightly. That’s why The VET Recruiter has devoted a section of its website to career planning for Animal Health and Veterinary job candidates. After all, you can’t get where you’re going until you first know how you’re going to get there!
Click here for more information about The VET Recruiter’s career planning resources.
Candidate Newsletter
The VET Recruiter provides a newsletter for Animal Health and Veterinary job candidates. This newsletter is published one or two times per month, and the articles that are contained in the newsletter are then posted on The VET Recruiter website.
Click here for more information about The VET Recruiter’s newsletter for Animal Health and Veterinary job candidates.
Submit Profile
When you submit your profile to The VET Recruiter, the information that you provide will help us match you with employers seeking talent. Please fill out the profile as completely as possible, so that we can help you to find the best job possible.
Click here to submit your profile to The VET Recruiter.
Submit Resume
Once again, your resume is the key to landing an interview, whether that’s a phone screen, a face-to-face interview, an in-person interview, or all three. That’s why we both invite and encourage you to submit your resume to The VET Recruiter for consideration.
Click here to submit your resume.