The Veterinary Innovation Project: The Podcast

In this episode, we were joined by Senior Trainer and Content Development Lead at VetLed, Helen Silver-MacMahon MSc, CerVNECC, DipAVN(surg), CertSAN, RVN. We were honoured to share space with Helen, and learn more from her about situational awareness, non-technical skills and the field of Human Factors.  It was fantastic to hear Helen's story, from becoming an RVN thanks to her inspiring next door neighbour, to following and developing her passion, with a "nothing is impossible"

In this episode we chat to VetLed’s Head of Collaboration, Cat Auden, to discover more about her passion for veterinary human factors, the challenges of leading change and the joy of team working. Cat shares with us some behind the scenes insights and her highlights from the 2022 Veterinary Human Factors Conference.Links:https://the-veterinary-human-factors-conference-2022.heysummit.com/With thanks to our Sponsors:https://www.boehringer-ingelheim.co.uk/ About Cat:Cat is a veterinary surgeon and Head

About this episode:In episode 5, we were pleased to welcome Lawrence to give a variety of insights from industry and innovation, covering topics from mentorship, shadowing, and high-performing teams. We loved his reflections on joining the dots in his career and beyond.About Lawrence:Lawrence is a qualified veterinary surgeon, business consultant, and innovation advisor, working with organisations to develop solutions and advance technologies for animal health and sustainable food

About this episode:In episode 4 we explore limiting beliefs, personal identity and the power of coaching with our guest, Liz Somerville. Liz shares with us her practice management journey and insights, and a beautiful example of high performing teams from outside the veterinary profession.About Liz:Liz Somerville - BSc (Hons) PgCert VBM, Loch Leven Equine Practice Liz is the Managing Director and one of the founding partners at Loch Leven Equine Practice. She is a Director for the VMG and works as

About this episodeIn this episode we delve into Lacey’s fascinating career story and understand how her vision of success has changed over time. Lacey beautifully describes how she makes decisions, what happiness means to her and the revelations she has made on her journey. We talk about starting conversations, speaking up, feeling safe and being brave.High Performing Teams Episode resources:https://the-veterinary-human-factors-conference-2022.heysummit.com/(Listen to the whole episode for your 10%

In this episode, we chat to Paul about his vast array of experiences of leadership, both within and beyond the veterinary profession. We ask Paul for his take on what we can learn from other walks of life, and delve deeper into the crucial elements of high performing teams.About Paul: Paul has had a varied career so far, initially an Officer in the Royal Marines, Paul left and trained as a vet at RVC, but kept his links with the military, returning to the front line in Afghanistan in 2012 with the

In this episode Dan Tipney from VetLed shares with us his insights into human performance gained from his perspective across multiple fields; formally as Team GB athlete, sports coach, pilot instructor, commercial pilot and human factors trainer. We explore the importance of curiosity and compassion and Dan shares with us his mental model for high performance and reminder to “mind the gap”.Thank you once again to our sponsors for season 1: Boehringer

Welcome to the very first season of the Veterinary Innovation Project Podcast – we are looking forward to be sharing with you the stories, experiences, and wisdom from innovators, leaders, movers and shakers within our veterinary profession. Our mission is to inspire, and to create a community that champions positive change, collaboration and innovation.Our theme for Season 1 is High Performing Teams, in the lead up to the 2022 VetLed Veterinary Human Factors Conference. We will be delving into our