The RCVS Podcast
The new podcast from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS), the regulator of the UK veterinary professions.
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- Sep 22, 2026
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Why do psychologically informed veterinary workplaces matter? (opens the original)
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In this episode of the RCVS Podcast, coinciding with Occupational Health Awareness Week, we explore the importance of creating psychologically informed veterinary workplaces. Joined by leading researchers, we discuss what a psychologically informed workplace looks like, why it matters, and how positive workplace cultures can benefit not only veterinary professional wellbeing, but also client relationships and patient care. For our main feature, we speak to our 2025 Mind Matters Impact Grant hold
Get to know our new President (opens the original)
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In this episode, we sit down with our new RCVS President, Tim Hutchinson MRCVS. In the chat, we explore his career to date, the path that led him to become RCVS President, and his hopes for his presidential year. For part two of the episode, we’ll be joined by our Head of Insights, Policy and Public Affairs, Ben Myring, to discuss the publication of Defra's recent White Paper, which sets out the government's proposals for new legislation that would replace the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966. We'll
VN visionaries - shaping the future of veterinary nursing (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore the RCVS VN Vision project and how veterinary nurses can play a greater role in delivering efficient, team-based veterinary care. Our Veterinary Nursing Progression and Development Lead, Jill Macdonald, is joined by veterinary nurses Carly Masters and Lauren Hargrave to discuss their experiences in practice, the impact of VN Vision, and how veterinary teams can make changes to improve workplace culture, job satisfaction and access to care. For the second part of the p
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