Questions and Answers about PDSA

Smart clothes and sensible footwear

When working in their pet hospital's initially, proud.
However, after working alongside and with other veterinary practices I wanted to try and keep it quiet after seeing their reputation and standing from outsiders perspectives. I eventually became ashamed to say I worked for them.

I just had my interview a few days ago with PDSA (I will find out if I get the job or not by tomorrow or Monday) and I found they make you feel very comfortable they are very friendly and very professional :) they also give you positive feedback during the interview as to why they invited you to interview in the first place

In their veterinary hospitals, if you're able to fit into their clique you're fine. Otherwise, you will rarely be acknowledged. It's often an environment which will feel clustered and a place where stress grows exponentially once one colleague is under pressure; however, the job will get done, at some point.

Lack of support from management in the face of tense and/or difficult situations. Rules are constantly changed to fit the narrative.

As with every interview. Dress smart. Research the company and be yourself. Enjoy the interview and gain experience from it.

Don't moan about the pay to the head vet or they will just say " you can always leave if you want to"

They are great! and they're also flexible

Ask. if they are looking to hire, then you can fill out a really simple and non invasive form then they'll requte you

People will still go there.