Colics, Call-Outs and Caffeine | Dr. Emily Hall (@emtheequinevet)

In this episode, Dr. Lottie chats with Dr. Emily Hall, a new grad equine vet, to discuss her journey so far as an ambulatory vet! Em talks all about her experiences as a new grad, how she felt starting her role, how she has developed since diving straight into the deep end and what her learnings have been looking back on her first year in the job.

For anyone considering working in equine practice, those who have had their heads turned by the cushy life of car karaoke and takeaway coffees, or anyone just interested in learning more about this area of vet med, this is the episode for you!

LINK: Debra Archer’s Handbook of Equine Emergencies

Em’s Instagram: @emtheequinevet
And TikTok: @em.the.equine.vet

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Timeline:
00:00 Intro
01:03 Em into Equine
05:45 Day-to-Day Life
11:30 The New Grad Learning Curve
21:43 ACTUALLY Balancing Work as a New Grad
30:36 Em Gets Out the Crystal Ball
35:50 Tips for Aspiring Equine Vets
48:43 Quickfire Qus
54:38 Outro

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