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Veterinary Voices
Most vet clinics are proud of their culture. They know it's special — it's what makes them tick. What they don't know is how to share those stories in ways that mean something to other vets and nurses.
That's culture storytelling. And Julie South — founder of VetClinicJobs — shows vet clinics how to do it.
You'll hear real vets and nurses talking about what it's actually like to work at their clinics. Not the polished corporate version — the real moments that show how teams handle pressure, support each other, and why someone would actually want to work there. That's the kind of proof that builds trust before anyone's even looking.
You'll also learn which stories to share and when, how to stay visible to great people even when you're fully staffed, and why the quiet months between hires are actually your biggest opportunity. Each episode gives you something specific to do that week — a story to share, a shift to make, a pattern to break.
If you're tired of starting from scratch every time someone resigns, this podcast shows you how to become the clinic people are already watching.
Veterinary Voices
Latest Episodes
“We’ve Tried Social Media” — Why It Doesn’t Lead to Applications - Getting Beyond Recruitment Stuck - 268
“We’ve tried social media. It didn’t work.”It’s something Julie South hears often from clinics that have already put time and effort into posting, sharing, and trying to build some form of presence online.In this e...
“We’ll Just Update Our Careers Page” — Why It Won’t Attract Your Kind of People - Staying Stuck in Recruitment - 267
“We’ll just update our careers page.”It’s a common response when recruitment isn’t working.It feels like progress.It’s visible.It can be done in an afternoon.BUT! A careers page sits inside a ...
"But Julie! Isn't this just Employer Brand Marketing??” — When That Assumption Blocks Recruitment Progress - 266
“But isn’t this just employer branding, Julie…?”It’s a question that comes up when clinics start looking beyond job ads and into how they’re seen as a place to work.In this episode of Veterinary Voices, Julie South...
Living and Working at Energy Vets Taranaki with Stacey Deacon - Head Receptionist - 1035
Front Desk, Full Team: Stacey Deacon on How Energy Vets Works Day to DayStacey Deacon didn’t train as a veterinary nurse.She’s a dedicated receptionist — and part of a reception team that sits at the centre of how Energy Ve...
"But Julie! We Don't Have TIME For THIS!” — When Urgency Blocks Recruitment Progress - 265
When veterinary clinics start looking at changing how they approach recruitment, certain phrases come up in conversation.They’re usually said under pressure.And they often stop things before they really get going.In this ep...
