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ABSTRACT:
The role of the veterinary nurse has expanded over the years and with it the need for a team of well-trained, competent and caring nurses; this, in turn, has placed a great demand on students, colleges and practices. This article explores the developing role of veterinary nurses in practice and explains how the Central Qualifications (CQ) innovative approach to training supports the profession.
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Jacqui Garrett
Jacqui Garrett DMS CVPM
Jacqui Garrett is director of Central Qualifications and has worked within the veterinary profession for over 18 years. She initially worked in veterinary practice, before joining AT Veterinary Systems (AT) 13 years ago. In 2011, having led a team of experienced practice managers at AT, Jacqui brought her experience and expertise to Central Qualifications.