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So I had a job interview at a clinic I think I could totally work at. It's about 80% small animal and the rest large animal (mainly equine but some cattle, sheep and goats). The vet who runs it is young, she started working there in 08 and the vet who owned the clinic got cancer and passed away in 2011. Dr. B, the one running it now, is very laid back and chill. The clinic is Dr. B and a couple part time vets, 3 licensed technicians and a couple assistant/receptionists. It's set up in an old ranch style house but very clean and organized, very nice looking. Dr. B says her long term plan would include a new building but it works for what they have now. The clinic is technically owned by the trust of the vet who passed and the trust is run by his brother, but he is very much just the numbers guy and not interested in changing the vet part.
The practice is located a little inland of Lake Michigan, about 10 miles from the resort towns so the clientele is mixed of very high income to very low income and Dr. B says the variety helps keep them on their toes. It's also about 10 miles from two of my aunt and uncles in a very adorable lake resort town that I have always adored and my aunts are already clucking about planning my life in town with them; which I find hilarious.
It was a working interview that lasted from 9:00-6:30! We went on farm calls and saw appointments and she had me doing a lot. She asked me a lot of questions and I hope my knowledge base was up to par! She seemed really interested in me and we talked about how I would fit into the clinic. She invited me back for a second interview on a surgery day next week and told me to be thinking about what I would need in a contract and whatnot.
My gut was telling me I could live there, I could work there. Everyone got along great and things seemed really smooth. Of course I'm an over thinker so my anxiety has questions and concerns and I'm sure I'll have to weigh it all out but if she called me tomorrow and offered me the job I would say yes.
The practice is located a little inland of Lake Michigan, about 10 miles from the resort towns so the clientele is mixed of very high income to very low income and Dr. B says the variety helps keep them on their toes. It's also about 10 miles from two of my aunt and uncles in a very adorable lake resort town that I have always adored and my aunts are already clucking about planning my life in town with them; which I find hilarious.
It was a working interview that lasted from 9:00-6:30! We went on farm calls and saw appointments and she had me doing a lot. She asked me a lot of questions and I hope my knowledge base was up to par! She seemed really interested in me and we talked about how I would fit into the clinic. She invited me back for a second interview on a surgery day next week and told me to be thinking about what I would need in a contract and whatnot.
My gut was telling me I could live there, I could work there. Everyone got along great and things seemed really smooth. Of course I'm an over thinker so my anxiety has questions and concerns and I'm sure I'll have to weigh it all out but if she called me tomorrow and offered me the job I would say yes.