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Emma Tallini

BVSc (Hons) GPCert SAS MRCVS

Veterinary Surgeon

Mediator

Emma Tallini CV, Mediator and Veterinary Surgeon.PDF

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Following university Emma worked in a mixed practice for a year followed by a year locuming in New Zealand. On Emma’s return she spent a further 18 months in mixed practice before taking up a small animal only position in Newbury in order to further develop her interest in surgery. Emma is currently working at the a busy hospital practice in Hungerford where she focuses particularly on imaging and soft tissue surgery.

September 2002 – August 2003: Calweton Veterinary Group, Callington, Cornwall

December 2003 – April 2004: SPCA, Wellington, New Zealand

January – February 2004: Rotorua Vet Club, Rotorua, New Zealand

March – July 2004: All Vet Services, Wellington, New Zealand

December 2004: Locum work

Jan 2005 – July 2006: Belmont House Vets, Pewsey, Wiltshire

July 2006 – August 2015: Donnington Grove, Newbury, Berkshire

September 2015- Present: The Veterinary Hospital, Hungerford

QUALIFICATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

2016 Regents University Accredited Mediator

2008 GP Cert (SAS) ESVPS

2002 BVSc with distinction

Member of Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons

2001 Finalist in Vet Student of the Year Award

1996 A-levels in Maths, Chemistry and Biology (all at grade A)

1994 10 GCSEs (3A*s, 6As, 1B)

EDUCATION

1986 – 1994 Dunottar School, Reigate

1994 – 1996 Bath High School, Bath

1997 – 2002 University of Bristol

CONTINUES PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Emma has completed a 2 year modular course in small animal surgery with Improve International and gained her GP Cert (SAS). Whilst completing this she saw practice at Anderson Moores Veterinary Referrals 2 days each month, where she was able to scrub in on more advanced procedures such as thoracic and spinal surgery. This increased Emma’s breadth of knowledge and understanding in this field, whilst allowing her to experience a wider range of surgeries than those seen in first opinion practice. Emma has also completed a wide range of clinical courses in medicine, imaging and cardiology.

In her job as a vet she was frequently called upon to resolve disputes and complaints and Emma discovered she had an aptitude for this. Emma decided to move out of clinical practice and further develop her skills in this field. To this end, she has completed her Regents University Accredited Mediator course. Following on from this Emma has attended a course on veterinary communication which consolidated her previous mediation experience and allowed her to apply her skills to the veterinary field.

CAREER PLAN

Emma enjoys all aspects of veterinary work and has enjoyed the varied workload general practice offers however she is now looking to branch into non clinical work. Emma has a specific interest in veterinary legal work and mediation. Having qualified as an accredited mediator she plans to further develop her skills in alternative dispute resolution. Emma is keen to work in both veterinary and medical fields.

INTERESTS

Emma has two sons aged 6 and 3, and a 2 year old daughter, Emma says they are all great fun and they make her very proud. Emma enjoys all aspects of art and has a particular interest in life sculpture and portraiture. Her other interests include running and walking with her dog.

SKILLS

Emma is an excellent communicator and has good inter-personal skills. Emma has good written and analytic skills and enjoys rising to a new challenge. Emma is IT competent and familiar with most frequently used software packages. Emma can touch type and is comfortable using all modern communication techniques.