Welcome To Vet Training with VetProjects International
VetProjects International (VPI) has been proudly working alongside and up-skilling newly graduated and undergraduate veterinary students since 2015. We run our Training Projects in small groups of 4 trainees at a time so that we can provide individualised instruction and support. Our onus is on quality technique with a focus on surgical and anaesthetic training. We teach through practical, hands-on, positive-feedback based training.
Our teaching vets are experienced, highly skilled, patient and supportive. We aim for all trainees to come away from the Project feeling confident and with the skills necessary to go into their respective clinics and put their newly gained spey/neuter, anaesthetic and general practical skills into practice.
The Projects are based in Nadi, Fiji and and run alongside an existing spey/neuter program for both shelter animals and privately owned pets. As a trainees with us, you’ll thrive in the collective enthusiasm of the team environment. You’ll be inspired by how quickly you develop your skills and see first hand the positive difference you are making to the local Fijian animal population.
Designed for Veterinary Students & New Grad Vets
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Upcoming Project Dates
Feb 2-22 2025 – Project with Sydney University Students
March 2-22 2025 – Project with Sydney University Students
March 31-April 2025 – Project with Murdoch University Students
April 27 to May 10 2025 – Project with James Cook Uni Students
July 20 to Aug 9 2025 – Project with Sydney University Students
October 19 to November 1 2025 – Project with Murdoch University Students
December 2025 – Project with Murdoch University StudentsWe are flexible with our training dates and can work with you to organise a chartered trip for your own group of veterinary students or new grads. Simply call 0408 541 756 or email team@vetprojects.com
Our VetSkills Training Projects are aimed at final year veterinary students or recently graduated veterinarians. The Projects are taught over 2 or 3 weeks of hands-on, practical training that is focused towards surgery, anaesthesia and general practical skills under direct guidance and supervision of experienced veterinarians.
Benefits of the Training Projects include:
**It is important to note that actual numbers of spey/neuter cases seen during the Project can vary due to some factors out of our control (e.g. number of animals in the shelter, visits from local clients. However, we always do our best to ensure the most amount of experience can be gained as possible.
**All surgery days start at 8am and will continue through to 5pm. This is designed to maximise the learning opportunity!
The price for attending the 7 day surgical course is $1650AUD per trainee per week and includes the following:
Please note that prices do not include flights to and from Fiji, travel insurance, or any additional activities trainees may choose to undertake in their free time.**For undergraduate veterinarians we require you to join us for a minimum of 2 weeks of training as we have found that you need this time to hone your skills.
Choose the length of time you spend with us!
We can be flexible with the length and time of the year you join us for on a Project. Simply organise a group of 4 students and email or message us to find a 2 or 3 week trip that fits in with your uni requirements and our availability. Let’s go!
All Round Practical Skills
Let's get you hands-on and building skills in everything from TPRs and health exams to catheterising, intubating, performing anaesthetics and surgery under the guidance from our vets and nurses.Become Part of the Community
You will gain a great insight into the local culture and animals and work alongside local thai vets and nurses!Awesome Activities!
There'll be plenty of time after hours or on the weekend to do some great exploring & acitivities like diving, trekking, relaxing or shopping.We Are University Approved for Student Placements
Our Projects are recognised by various Universities to form part of their student placement program counting towards their Veterinary degree.