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Massive congratulations to Dr. Katerina Rysaki on her superb article featured in the June edition of the Veterinary Ireland Journal 🇮🇪📖
It’s a double celebration as Katerina also begins her ECVS surgery residency training here at Veterinary Specialists Ireland! 🙌
Becoming an EBVS Specialist is a major commitment, requiring 4–5 years of intensive, hands-on training under the supervision of board-certified Specialists, combined with scientific research, lectures, seminars, and a rigorous final examination.
Only those who complete every element of this demanding programme can earn the title Specialist—a guarantee of advanced expertise and exceptional care
We’re proud to offer Ireland’s only private practice small animal residency training programme—and even prouder to welcome Katerina to the team! 🇮🇪🇬🇷
#committedtoexcellence #VeterinarySpecialist #Published #residencyjourney
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Erin and Laura certified no less than 26 Teddy Bear First Aiders at Margaret’s Montessori today 🙌🧸⛑️
From bandaging broken bears to examining X-rays and extracting toy cars from sore teddy tummies, it was an action-packed morning 🩹🚗
Many vets and vet nurses know from an incredibly young age that helping animals will be their passion and calling 🐾
Veterinary is a career that tests your heart as much as your head — every day demands your best, full of challenges, joy, and heartache
We love what we do and we do it for them - we simply could not do it otherwise ❤️
Here’s to inspiring the next generation of animal heroes! 🙌
#lovewhatyoudo #montessori
#familytime❤️ #vet
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A huge congratulations to Dr. Daniela Cañizares and Dr. Claudia Sancha who graduated from their surgery internship programme at Veterinary Specialists Cork today 🎓🥳
Daniela and Claudia have been an integral part of our Vet Specialists family for the past 2 years and we will miss them dearly as they move on to their next amazing adventures in Bermuda and Gibraltar 🇧🇲 🇬🇮
¡Felicitaciones! We can't wait to see what the future will bring!🙌
#vetinternship #vethospital #vetmed #vetspecialistscork
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This has to be the best freebie from the IVNA (Irish Veterinary Nursing Association) conference at the weekend. Well done Veterinary Specialists Ireland on a very useful USB stick 😁😁
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🌟Cian has won Student Veterinary Nurse of the Year 🥳 🌟
A massive congratulations to Cian Duffy on this prestigious and very well deserved award, announced at the IVNA Congress this past weekend 👏👏👏
Cian hails from Summerhill and began his career as a patient care assistant at Veterinary Specialists Ireland 🏥
Cian started the veterinary nursing programme in Cork last year and has become an invaluable team member in both Meath and Cork hospitals, so much so that head nurses and mentors Olivia and Mairead occasionally throw down over his schedule 😂
We are so proud of Cian's achievement and outstanding career progression - the future is incredibly bright indeed 🙌
#vsifamily #vetnurse #studentvetnurse #awardwinner #studentvetnurseoftheyear
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Bryce gave the biggest hugs after his platelet-rich plasma injection 🥰
Bryce injured a tendon to a back toe several weeks ago, leaving his toe stuck in a abnormal position
Platelet rich plasma (PRP) was made from Bryce's blood, concentrating healing growth factors into a small aliquot that was injected directly into the damaged tendon 💉
Bryce was a toe-tally awesome patient, showing an excellent response to his first injection, and a second injection was performed to help complete healing 🙌
Whilst not a 'cure-all', regenerative medicine using platelet-rich plasma and/or stem cells to help the body heal can be very useful in some orthopaedic conditions, including arthritis and damaged tendons and ligaments
#vetmed #vethospital #regenerativemedicine #prp #stemcell #fosterfasterhealing #vizslagram
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We are so proud of RVN Siobhán O'Sullivan who published a superb article in the May edition of Veterinary Ireland Journal on postoperative hypoxaemia 🙌
Our nursing team are truly exceptional, combining their outstanding practical skills and patient care in busy clinical environment with academic achievements 📖
Please join us in congratulating Siobhán for a job exceptionally well done 👏👏⬇️
#vetnurse #vetnursing #vethospital #published
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Congratulations to Dr. Paula Gonzalez Rueda on completion of her rotating internship programme, as well as her first publication in Veterinary Ireland Journal 🙌
We could not be more proud of our interns, many of whom join us as new graduates from all over the world and grow into tremendous clinicians over their year of intensive training with our Specialists🫶
¡Enhorabuena, Paula!
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