At our organization, we celebrate the diverse backgrounds and experiences of all our team members. This is 1 of 3 articles highlighting  our spotlight on our Restricted DVMs, veterinarians who have been practicing outside of Canada and now on the path to becoming licensed here. Many of these dedicated professionals are esteemed veterinarians in their home countries. Their journey to Canadian licensing is both inspiring and essential to the excellent patient care we provide.

“There is sometimes a stigma associated with restricted doctors from regions of the world where medical practices and standards may differ from Canada. However, individuals who undertake the NEB process show incredible determination, resilience and hard work, that inevitably makes them incredible doctors. Our goal is to give them the opportunity to develop and excel in their profession. We make sure our clinics are prepared and ready to effectively mentor these doctors. The beauty of hiring a restricted DVM is that together we can shape and develop their skills to successfully integrate with our clinics’ standards and culture, and ultimately enhancing our teams.” – Serena Nashed, Global Mobility Specialist

In this 5-minute read, learn through an infographic below about the journey of a restricted DVM in Canada, the first of three featured stories highlighting their invaluable contributions to patient care, and how our teammates support them on their path to becoming licensed.

Celebrating Success

The journey to becoming a licensed veterinarian in Canada is demanding, but the success stories of our restricted DVMs are a testament to their resilience and dedication. We take pride in celebrating their achievements and recognizing the hard work that goes into reaching this milestone.

Click here to read our second article to learn more about what restricted DVMs experience during their mentorship at VetStrategy and the impacts they’ve made on their team members.

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