Wagga vet says better incentives could be the solution to profession shortages

Taylor Dodge
Updated January 12 2022 - 7:57pm, first published 3:30pm
OPTIMISTIC: Wagga Veterinary Hospital practice owner and vet Tristan Robinson with patient Betsy. Picture: Les Smith
OPTIMISTIC: Wagga Veterinary Hospital practice owner and vet Tristan Robinson with patient Betsy. Picture: Les Smith

BETTER incentives for veterinarians could help to fix the understaffed workforce which is worsening at the hands of the Omicron outbreak according to Wagga vet.

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Taylor Dodge

Taylor Dodge

Senior Journalist

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