Amber Palmer

A detail-oriented and self-driven professional with two years of experience in the veterinary sector and a strong academic background in neuroscience, including four years of education and two years of hands-on experience in scientific research. Demonstrates expertise in scientific writing, including the production of clear and concise articles, literature reviews, and other technical documents. Proven ability to translate complex scientific concepts into accessible content for diverse audiences.

Comprehensive experience in customer service, laboratory diagnostics, anaesthesia, and creating layperson-friendly materials. Passionate about scientific advancement, animal welfare, and supporting cat rescue charities.

Medivet — Student Veterinary Nurse

AUGUST 2024 - PRESENT - Student Veterinary Nurse

• Produce written communications to engage clients.
• Prepare and position patients for radiological diagnostics (x-rays).
• Use of an antiseptic and aseptic technique to scrub-in and assist the veterinarian with surgery, including orthopaedic repairs.
• Conduct effective nurse consultations.
• Administer intramuscular and intravenous medication.
• Plus, but not limited to, the skills developed as a veterinary care assistant.

SEPTEMBER 2022 - AUGUST 2024 - Veterinary Care Assistant

• Admission and surgical preparation of patients, anaesthesia, post-surgical recovery and discharge of patients.
• Animal handling/restraint, including administering subcutaneous and oral medication.
• Inpatient care including walking, feeding, and isolation nursing.
• In-house laboratory diagnostics, including blood analysis and urinalysis.
• Transportation of patients by veterinary ambulance.
• Dispensary and front-of-house work including greeting clients, registering new clients, answering phone calls and booking appointments.

The University of Nottingham, Nottingham - First Class MSci (Hons) Neuroscience

SEPTEMBER 2018 - JULY 2022

MSci (Hons) Neuroscience (First Class), including a year-long academic placement in Alzheimer’s disease research and a final-year laboratory project in stroke research.