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East of England region
Lucy Dobree
The unprecedented times we鈥檙e *so lucky* to be living through have presented the veterinary profession with a growing list of problems. A strong voice for vets feels more important than ever and I hope, as the new 萝莉视频 representative for the East of England, I can act as an effective mouthpiece to get the views of region鈥檚 members heard.
I want to raise the issues you feel need prioritising. Perhaps you鈥檙e seeing endless imported dogs with exotic diseases? Or you鈥檙e sick of the fertility clinics and their 鈥榠nteresting鈥� advice around breeding? Or could be something entirely different, but you get the gist, I want to hear from you about anything you feel strongly about. We鈥檝e seen what a difference 萝莉视频 can make to the national veterinary landscape and it starts with its members. So please get in contact, can鈥檛 promise we鈥檒l change the world but we can only try.
I鈥檓 also looking forward to engaging with as many members in the region as possible, in particular with the Young Vet Network. I was fortunate in my first job to work with two other newly graduated vets. Those two women were my emotional lifeline but I鈥檓 aware many new grads might be the only one in their team. Hopefully by signalling the Young Vet Network to recently graduated vets, we can help them feel less isolated, because sometimes you just need to talk to other people who get it.
And just so you know a bit about the person behind the email account. I graduated from Nottingham in 2014 and have worked in small animal practice ever since. For the last four years I鈥檝e worked at a busy independent practice in Suffolk. Outside of practice I enjoy writing and am currently a regular columnist for Vet Record.