Job interview at a veterinary hospital tips
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- If you always wanted to work at a veterinary clinic here are some tips for interview success. Dr Magnifico, a small animal veterinarian provides tips and advice to make your job interview successful.
Nowadays, money is something that should be addressed as well as much as people love animals. And how much we all care for them, we can't just work for minimum without having a steady income to be able to sustain our pets and ourselves, especially our pet needs.
Right lmfao, I stumbled here bored & made it to 1:52 before recognizing the need to listen no further. I would never want to be interviewed by or work with this woman 😂 I think I know why they’re hiring for every position.
I agree sadly our work is not as appreciated as it should be.
@@flylikerebeccabecause she acknowledges its not the most profitable industry? Why hire people who are gonna leave when they realize they're not gonna become a millionaire?
One look at the going rate for any of those positions and you can see it is not a job for ppl who's life goal is to be rich
I absolutely love the fact that you are conducting what you want in an interview while the dog is in the background
Watched this video when preparing for vet/tech assistant interview at Animal hospital and it helped a lot. Been working in the ICU for 4 months now.
Im loving the baby in the background! 😍
How would tattoos effect your ability to be a good employee if their skillset matches the job their interviewing for?
Just curious because 2 of my tattoos are my childhood pets 2 are my kids babies hand and foot prints and wedding ring. Yet I do my job just fine 🙂
This was a couple years ago. So things were allot different then. But it's still just now presentable that's why "professional" & remember but everyone likes tattoos
@@anamarier4791 Everyone? talk by yourself...
I'm going for an interview next week this is super helpful!
This is great and all but I do have a requirement for pay. I can’t go homeless just to work with animals. Been there done that, I deserve a living wage at any job.
You gave some great pointers, and I'll definitely be utilizing them in my interview!
2 years later, so, how did it go?
@@becauseican5821 I got the job! The job ended up not being for me but I worked there for half a year and it was good resume expirience. Sadly I didn't agree with how the majority of staff treated the animals and I was often disrespected by staff or boss
I got offered the job while taking my dog in for an exam. 8 years removed (former RVT). This field is bleeding talented people…it’s the pay. Unfortunately…
Gonna disagree, I don't care how passionate I am about working...if you don't pay me the wage I need to pay my bills then it's a waste of time.
If you’re new at something don’t expect high pay
Angela I’ve applied for places I have experience in. Still shit pay.
You're a fucking idiot
That's not how wage works YOU EARN HIGHER THE BETTER YOU WORK. Fucking lazy ass
@@Lookintobookz you don't expect a high pay as soon as you start like what are you? Some sort of spoiled brat that gets whatever you want because you say so? Get a life
Wait...who wore a bathing suit to an interview lmao
I am a registeredvet in pakistan . I wish to work abroad in a more hospitalized set up and learning environment. I wish my degree was accepted in other countries too so that I might be able to practice there.
Loved the video😍 Thank you so much for the pointers, this way I can review this, myself and the animal clinic/hospital I'm applying to.
By the way, I know this may be an old video, but where are you located? I'm trying to find a job working with animals myself.
I've lived on a farm my whole life and went through a veterinarian assistance program through the mail, yes..... But when I go for an interview for a veterinarian I answer there questions right on, then they want to know about the school, I tell them and I have been told several times by almost all of the veterinarians in town if I didn't go to a college like WIT they don't want me......... So I plan to go for a vet tech then..... And yes at WIT.....
Ramdom Giltter keep trying. Don’t give up. Ask if you can volunteer and maybe that will turn into a paid position.
excellent. Thank you for wonderful points.
Good advice and do you still agree with her point lol ??
Hope you don’t mind if I bring you back to this comment
You are very right all of the subject about veterinary job
Actually ı am studying departmant of veterinary medicine ı want to be like you
would It be rude of me to ask the company their opinion/ rules on scruffing? My last vet med clinic had a whole rule about it.
THANK YOU! Great advice!
Thank you for this video!
Do veterinarian take volunteers in their own practice? What if you never had a pet or any experience? What if you had other experiences like with people from different settings and age range?
I'm not sure about veterinarians offering volunteering, but I don't think it'll hurt if you ask around and if not, try asking if there are other places that are interested in volunteering like local animal shelters. It's best to have some experience, at least one year, MAYBE 9 or 6 months, because obviously if you're going be working with animals, you'll need to know some animal experience like behavior and handling almost any kind of animals that the clinic takes care of. I highly recommend getting experience with animals, especially in this field of work. even if you're going for a receptionist job.
Isn't judging someone on their tattoos and piercings if they are suitable for the job discrimination? Employers preach diversity in the workplace then make comments like this, this view seems a bit old fashioned
Yes. I agree. This is an old video. It’s outdated.
Thank you
Why is this all female based? She said “don’t talk about your boyfriend” and don’t have your parents say I have a “daughter” .. just kinda threw me off
That's because, except for veterinarians, the overwhelming percentage of veterinary workers are women. Most people use male as a default. This person evidentially uses the female gender as a default. Also, the comment is not meant to apply to everyone.
Food advice but the delivery came across a bit harsh. Slow down and smile more ;)
Would it be ok to wear scrubs to an interview or more business casual?
No scrubs lol 😂 what do you think? Show up for work .. very tenacious it may work :) go ahead wear the scrubs. W dogs 🐕
do you have advice for me i want be a veterinary like you that work small animal i would voluteer but iam have promblem
Mam i am vet Dr i need job
Can vet assistant get experience to be come a veterinarian?
Have been trying to get a job doing kennel work with no experience( I do have dogs). But NO-ONE calls me back(I applied through the "indeed job website"). I even applied to my own veterinarian's office(she's looking for kennel help- and nobody responded). Any suggestions?
Volunteer at an animal shelter and that will give you experience.
Is the dog okay?
Scrubs??
Yes ♥️
Hmm…I can see why you were hiring every single position. Don’t ask for a certain amount of money? How do you expect people to pay their bills. Also, don’t come with piercings or tattoos? go back to the 1950s 😂
I am not against requesting an opening salary but this is not a profession that is every going to be “just about the money”. At least I hope not. Your worth is based on your experience and your clinics price points
@@kristamagnificoDVM I hope you realise this does not make you sound like a good employer. Everyone should be able to address/approach pay with their employer in a comfortable manner , it should not be a "taboo" topic to ask how much your time, hard work and effort is worth to that business. Yes, your love for animals is what brought you there, but a business that values its employees work is what keeps them there.
If I can’t make the money I need to survive then why bother working there. My landlord doesn’t accept work appreciation as a form of payment
This!!! Like girl we have bills to pay ppl don’t work bc they just live to give up there time for low pay …