Congratulations to Carys Beamish
Congratulations Carys!
The nominees for this award were:
Alice Davies
Cater Vets, Llandudno
Alice Davies began a veterinary nursing course during the challenging Covid pandemic and showed her commitment by completing all assignments online to a high standard
Having worked hard to adapt to the changing situation, Alice qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse with merit, her training officer saying she had been an “absolute pleasure” to teach.
Cater Vets work colleague and mentor, Amy Revell, describes Alice as an “exceptional RVN”, saying that her confidence and knowledge grew due to her dedication and passion throughout difficult and testing times.
She acts as an advocate for her patients and colleagues, brings cheerfulness and positivity to the practice and thrives at nursing animals back to health after surgery and illness.
Since qualifying, Alice has continued to take on new challenges and increase her knowledge to benefit patients.
Carys Beamish
Cibyn Vets, Caernarfon
Great things are predicted for Carys Beamish who has qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse at Cibyn Vets in Caernarfon.
Despite her laid back attitude towards revision, she clearly knows her stuff as she achieved more than 90% in each of her written exam results and assignments were completed to a high standard.
Support from the practice and her training officer helped build her practical skills confidence and she completed the qualification with merit.
Carys is described as a great addition to the veterinary team who note her positive attitude, fabulous work ethic and willingness to take on responsibility and help colleagues.
Interested in nutrition, she has achieved pet slimming successes at weight clinics and is the 'go to' nurse for microscopy. “Carys will undoubtedly go on to great things, but is already a brilliant, qualified veterinary nurse,” says head veterinary nurse Cherise Hunt.
Alexandra Anwyl
Rhianfa Vets, Rhyl
Alex Anwyl juggled family life, work and studying to qualify as a Registered Veterinary Nurse at Rhianfa Vets, Rhyl, where she had previously gained practical experience.
Previous higher education experience helped her tackle the workload and she worked closely with the head vet and clinic owner to implement new strategies. She now helps other student nurses to achieve their dreams at the clinic.
Her interest in the latest animal medical sciences has introduced the newest protocols to the practice and she has applied to Glasgow University to study for a MSc in Advanced Practice in Veterinary Nursing.
John Hickerton from Rhianfa Vets describes Alex as a “valuable pillar” of the team and praises her compassion, kindness, patience, knowledge and care of the animals and clients.
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