VET.CT at AAVDI

Date: 17th - 19th March 2024
Location: Queenstown, New Zealand
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Are you going to be at the AAVDI Conference? Join VET.CT’s David Reese, Director of Clinical Support, and Katie Booth, Director of People, to find out more about the incredible opportunities to join VET.CT. 

We can’t wait to exhibit at this event, which is sure to be the perfect blend of education and fun. Talk to David and Katie to find out more about joining a company that helps you feel good about the work you’re doing.

Katie Booth, Director of People says:

 I am very excited to travel from the UK to New Zealand for this conference! It's a first at AAVDI for me, and I can't wait to meet new people and catch up with our team!

David Reese, Director of Clinical support says:

I'm looking forward to catching up with everyone and meeting new colleagues that share a passion for imaging.  What an excellent speaker and session lineup for this meeting!

Virtual Talks

VET.CT founder and CEO, Victoria Johnson, will also be hosting a fascinating virtual talk on the changing face of teleradiology. If you are at AAVDI, join Victoria on Monday 18th March, between 9am and 9.30am NZDT.

About VET.CT

The story of VET.CT's evolution from a passion project to a world-leading Virtual Veterinary Hospital is truly inspiring. Founded in 2009 by veterinary radiologist Victoria Johnson, our company exemplifies dedication to its values and mission by empowering veterinary professionals with the tools and support they need in order to have more, better days.

VET.CT has become a beacon of excellence within the veterinary community. Our commitment to providing expert radiology interpretation, coupled with a clinical team of specialists covering a broad range of disciplines, ensures that veterinarians have access to comprehensive resources to deliver the highest standard of care to their patients.

Why Join VET.CT

Join us to be part of a company committed to being a force for good, a place where your job has meaning and purpose and you are supported to feel good about the work you're doing.