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How much money do veterinary nurses get?

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How much money do veterinary nurses get?

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The average wage for Qualified Veterinary Nurses (in the UK) is roughly around 16-17000 a year. Of course, this can vary on clinical setting (ie Hospital vs small clinic), location, etc. For example, in the Westcountry (where I am) the average wage seems to be 15-16000 pa, yet in London/South East/Midlands you can usually expect a bit higher. Put it this way – you’re never going to be rich as a RVN, it’s definitely a job you do for the love of animals! 🙂 As a Vet Nurse, you will be involved in general patient care, laboratory work, anaesthesia, radiography, surgical care, fluid therapy, wound management, nursing clinics and much more 🙂 Have a look at the BVNA ( British Veterinary Nurse Association) and RCVS (Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons) websites – these have loads of information! It might be worthwhile asking around your local vets to see if you can do a bit of voluntary work too – this would give you a chance to get a real feel for nursing, and see if it’s really what you w

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