09/28/2026
⭐Free CE!! WEDNESDAY, September 30 at 8:00pm EST
⭐RACE-approved for 1 hour of CE credit for veterinarians and veterinary technicians!
⭐Plus a Q&A after the lecture!
⭐Register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/106124218169805406
or in the link in our bio
⭐About this lecture:
Anxiety is a prevalent issue among veterinary teams, impacting their personal wellbeing, job satisfaction, and overall performance. The high-stress environment of veterinary practice, coupled with emotional demands, can contribute significantly to anxiety. This presentation is designed to explore the sources of anxiety specific to veterinary staff and provide practical strategies for managing and alleviating this stress. The session will begin by examining the causes and manifestations of anxiety in veterinary staff, including factors such as high caseloads, emotional strain from patient care, and challenging interactions with clients and colleagues. We will discuss how these stressors affect both mental and physical health. We will then explore effective strategies for managing anxiety, including mindfulness and relaxation techniques, time management skills, and setting realistic goals. Techniques for fostering a supportive work environment and enhancing communication with colleagues will be covered to reduce workplace stress. Additionally, the importance of self-care practices, such as maintaining a healthy work-life balance, seeking professional support, and building resilience, will be emphasised.
⭐SPEAKER: Wendy Jarnet RVNS, BVN, VTS (SAIM), DipFN (ISFM)
Wendy is a Registered Veterinary Nurse Specialist and VTS in Small Animal Internal Medicine based in New Zealand. Since 2008, she has worked in a variety of veterinary roles including Lead Consulting Vet Nurse, Large Animal Technician, and Head Vet Nurse across emergency, critical care, mixed practice, GP, internal medicine, and oncology settings. In 2015, Wendy was named NZ Vet Nurse of the Year and helped her emergency clinic become the first after-hours ISFM-accredited cat friendly practice in New Zealand. She holds a Bachelor of Veterinary Nursing, a Diploma in Feline Nursing (ISFM), a Graduate Certificate in Business, and a Graduate Diploma in Tertiary Education.
