A labour shortage at veterinary surgeries is so bad that one company hired a nurse without looking at their resume, a recruiter says

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Veterinary surgeries are turning to desperate measures to recruit staff amid a labor shortage. One took on a nurse without looking at their resume. Long-running retention problems have been exacerbated by COVID-19 and a surge in pet ownership.

Sebastian CondreaOne took on a nurse without looking at their resume, a recruiter said.A veterinary surgery was so desperate for staff that it booked a nurse without looking at the person's resume, according to a recruiter - a move indicative of a huge"I've been recruiting in the industry for 12 years now and it's never been tougher," Justin Powlesland, director of JHP recruitment, which specializes in recruitment for the veterinary industry in the US and UK, told Insider.

Veterinary medicine has long faced retention challenges as a result of intense hours and the emotional toll of the work.

 

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