Since my graduation as a vet in 2015, I’ve been privileged enough to either work or volunteer in a dozen different locations around the globe. And while it hasn’t been easy adapting to work in places with different cultures, languages and expectations, I’ve found that the benefit of what I gain from these experiences greatly outweighs the difficulties.

This page aims to share some of the tips and lessons that I picked on my veterinary travels, and to help you learn more about what it would be like working in these locations as a veterinary professional yourself.

These stories and articles are all based on my own opinions and experience- if you’ve had a difference take on working overseas, I’d love to hear from you. So please leave a comment or get in touch.

A red wooden building sitting aside a frozen lake beneath blue skies in sweden

Revolutionising Veterinary Practice: Does Sweden have the Answers?

Find out what make the Swedish approach to Veterinary medicine so revolutionary as I share my experiences practicing as a locum vet in Sweden. Read More

Woman in flannel walking alone in a dried creek bed in australia, with gum trees towering overhead

10 Things I Learned as an Outback Vet

From how to speak like a local to what to do with frogs in your toilet, read about my crazy experience as a vet in the outback, and the life lessons I learned along the way! Read More.

Are you wondering how I manage to travel and volunteer so much, while also working as a vet? You’ll find the answer to that question and many more in my FAQs.

Want to read more stories from international vets who work in amazing locations? Check out the Global Vet Interviews page!