Some ideas for writing my veterinary nursing placement letter?

RE: Some ideas for writing my veterinary nursing placement letter?

Debbie Leonard — Mon, 23 Apr 2018 10:47:15 GMT

It may be just a case of having a chat with your Head nurse or Nurse manager then, let them know you want to train and would like to be considered for the next placement vacancy. If they want it in writing then you can submit something covering what you have discussed.

RE: Some ideas for writing my veterinary nursing placement letter?

ellie.cronin — Sun, 22 Apr 2018 16:10:24 GMT

Thanks for the advice, I’m pretty sure they’re happy with me as I’ve gone from working 6 hours a week to being offered full time! So I thought I’d try my chances for next year and at least let them know I’m committe to it.

RE: Some ideas for writing my veterinary nursing placement letter?

Debbie Leonard — Sun, 22 Apr 2018 16:07:20 GMT

I deal with placement and work experience for our branch and would always give priority to a well written and grammatically correct application, this shows attention to detail . Try and address your application to the correct person, if you are working in the practice you should know who this is. State what exactly it is you are applying for and give reasons for your application - dont need to give work experience but attach an up to date CV. Most practices want an honest hardworking person so taking time to produce a good CV and covering letter is an important part of trying to convey who you are. Hopefully if where you are now are happy with you it should just be a formality to get the next placement as they will know you and how you work. good luck