Sophie Gall

• Maintained and repaired fences
• Operated farm equipment such as tractors, buggies, two wheel motorbike, small truck, 20 tone excavator and bobcat with extreme care.
• Confident towing trailers.
• Prepared and administered vaccinations and medications to animals.
• Examined animals for signs of sickness and overall herd health.
• Low stress stock handling
• confident mustering big mobs of cattle
• cultivation- using a multidisk tiller
• sowing
• spreading fertiliser

• Established strong relationships with clients.
• Handled complex medical cases effectively, applying advanced nursing skills and critical thinking abilities.
• Provided exceptional emergency care to critically ill or injured patients
• Mentored junior veterinary nurses.
• Educated clients on preventive healthcare measures, such as vaccinations, parasite control, nutrition, and dental care.
• Assisted in various surgical procedures.
• Triaged incoming patients to determine treatment needs and urgency of care.
• Managed appointment scheduling efficiently.
• Monitoring patient vitals under general anaesthetic
• Assisted Veterinarians on farm doing pregnancy diagnosis, bull fertility testing, calvings and equine dentals.

This is where my nursing career started, where i learnt all the fundamentals of Veterinary Nursing.

• Drafting and weighing cattle in the saleyards ready to be auctioned.
• Drafting and weighing sheep for sale.

• Educating young horses
• Breeding and reproduction
• General Farm duties
• Maintaining good health and care to the horses.

Worked the 3 month yearling season where we prepared 50 yearling thoroughbreds to be sold at the Melbourne and Adelaide yearling sales. This Job involved maintaining these horses overall wellbeing, exercise and education ready to be broken in.