Veterinary Student and First Year Graduate membership of CIVT is free of charge and open to currently enrolled veterinary students and new graduate veterinarians until the end of the first year following graduation.
Associate membership of CIVT is open to retired/part-time veterinarians and animal health professionals, non-registered health providers, health providers without tertiary qualifications and pet owners seeking education opportunities
A comprehensive directory of veterinarians' contact details including clinics, hospitals, and individual practitioners providing medical and surgical care for animals of all species.
Explore the list of job positions related to the field of veterinary medicine, including a veterinarian, veterinary assistant, animal care technician, animal behaviorist, veterinary technician, and surgical technician.
Dr Hillebrand was raised in Amsterdam and decided that she wanted to become a veterinarian at a young age. She attended veterinary college in Belgium and went into small animal practice in England after graduation.
About four years after being in practice, she developed a chronic debilitating illness that was diagnosed as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. She returned home to the Netherlands and was unable to work for over ten years. In 2012 she was diagnosed with Lyme Disease and was successfully treated through holistic methods.
After discovering the power of holistic medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, she took the IVAS acupuncture course in 2016 and was trained as a human acupuncturist in 2017. She has extensive training in other areas of acupuncture, including food therapy, Dr Tan's Balance Method, scalp acupuncture, and ear acupuncture. She is currently a self-employed acupuncturist, treating both human and animal patients.
The CIVT team wishes all of our students, members and subscribers a safe and happy festive season. We're taking a short break - the CIVT office will close on Friday 20th December 2024 and will reopen on Monday 6th January 2025.