Joseph Au is a highly skilled veterinary nurse with a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to professional development. In 2013, he successfully completed his Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing through Animal Industry Resources International. Since then, Joseph has continued to enhance his expertise through specialized training, focusing primarily on emergency and critical care.

To further his knowledge in this field, Joseph pursued additional training opportunities, including the CertVNECC program offered by VetsNow. This program equipped him with advanced skills in emergency and critical care nursing, enabling him to provide exceptional care to patients in critical condition. In addition, Joseph obtained certification in telemetry ECG monitoring, which has enhanced his ability to monitor patients and ensure their well-being.

Joseph's dedication to ongoing professional development is evident in his commitment to mentoring fellow nurses in the industry. He believes in the importance of sharing knowledge and expertise to elevate the standard of patient care across the veterinary nursing profession.

In recent years, Joseph has developed a true passion for the FAST exam and veterinary POCUS (point-of-care ultrasound). Recognizing the value of incorporating ultrasound into everyday examinations, he has actively sought out training opportunities and workshops to further his skills in this area. Joseph has attended numerous in-person training sessions and workshops, as well as nurse CPD (Continuing Professional Development) experiences covering a wide range of topics. Through these experiences, he has honed his nursing skills and gained hands-on practical expertise.

Joseph's passion for veterinary nursing extends beyond his own practice. He is actively involved in teaching and mentoring, sharing his knowledge and skills with veterinary professionals at various stages of their careers. Joseph's dedication to continuous learning and his commitment to enhancing patient care make him a valuable asset to the veterinary nursing community.