WIN! A Veterinary Career Plan

Posted @ Dec 3rd 2015 - By High Performance Vets

Competiton now closed.......

Thank you to High Performance Vets for offering this fantastic prize...

WIN!

A Veterinary Career Plan

Valued at $97.00

Designed to help vets determine what they want from their career so they don't repeat the same year over and over again. What a great way to start off 2016!

You can click here to visit the High Performance Vets website to find out more

We have one course to give away

To enter....

Just leave your name in the Comments section below and we'll randomly draw a winner.

Conditions....

You must be a Vetanswers member to enter (If you're not - no problems it's FREE to join, just click here)
Random winner will be selected midday Thursday 10 December 2015

Comments

lisa @ Dec 5th 2015 12:30pm
I know someone who has needed this for 25 years....and I KNOW it's not too late!

Jenelle @ Dec 5th 2015 7:41pm
Wow do I need this!

Melissa @ Dec 9th 2015 7:11pm
Two years out from uni this would definately help me develop my career plan!

Judy @ Dec 10th 2015 2:39pm
Natasha from 'High Performance Vets' has decided she wants to reward all those that take action and so has generously decided that Lisa, Jenelle & Melissa are all winners - how awesome is that? Thanks Natasha :)

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