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I've heard that veterinarian internships are really hard to get right now. Have you considered applying to any zoos or farms?
No, I’ve just been applying in vets for an assistant or a receptionist. I’m not looking for a veterinarian internship.
Where are you located? You could try sharing your resume in the group to see if there may be something important missing. We'd be happy to help!
Here is my resume relating to the post
I would try to get as much feedback as possible when you interview. I would ask them why ask them why they wouldn't hire you or what about your application stood out to them
I ask and they say they go with more experienced people
Did you already complete your internship and are now looking for a job? Or have you been applying to internships?
Yes I already completed my internship in June of last year
It depends on where are you located. To my understanding, there are some states like Nevada that are experiencing veterinarian shortages so it would naturally be easier to find a job there
I am in San Diego. The demand is there but almost everyone isnt willing to take the chance on an entry level person. Like I said I’m almost at 200 places applied to.
Network: Building connections in the veterinary field can be a great way to find job opportunities. Consider attending industry events or joining online groups for veterinary assistants. You can also reach out to your classmates from your Veterinary Assistance course and ask if they know of any job openings.
Customize your resume and cover letter: Make sure your resume and cover letter are tailored to the specific job you are applying for. Highlight your relevant skills and experience, and demonstrate how they align with the job requirements.
Apply to a variety of positions: Consider applying for positions in different settings, such as private clinics, animal shelters, or research facilities. Different types of veterinary settings may have different hiring needs.
Consider pursuing additional education or certification: Additional education or certification can set you apart from other job candidates and demonstrate your commitment to your profession.
Be persistent: Finding a job can take time, and it's important to stay positive and keep applying. Don't be discouraged if you don't hear back from every application. Keep refining your approach and looking for new opportunities.
Remember, finding a job can be a challenging process, but with persistence and dedication, you can find the right opportunity in the veterinary field. Best of luck to you!