#vtit

[datvetlife]

Exciting yet terrifying yet exciting all at the same time.

[lifeisaliens]

Past couple of weeks have been great for my makeup

[jovannablowme]

What you learn working in an animal clinic

All pets are "rescued" and all of them were "abused" before being adopted.

[jovannablowme]

Working in a clinic rant

I'm so heart broken. . . And I feel so stupid. I've put so much into my job, I've never missed a day, I've never complained about the tasks I'm assigned. I constantly work 10-12 hour days with no break (seriously I do it like once or twice a week. And yes I'm aware of labor laws but I didn't care because I loved being at work.) I even work with the most negative, mean and horrible tech who hates teaching me anything new and ALWAYS blames me when she messes up on stuff. Despite all that I have NEVER been late, I've never missed a shift, and I always cover shifts as long as they don't conflict my school schedule. . . But you see that's where it all went to shit. The minute I turned down coving a shift because I had to shoot X-rays for school they started treating me differently. Then they asked me to work on days I can't because of school and I of course told them I couldn't, they then take away one of my normal scheduled days during the week. It's like the more I pick school over them, they start acting like I'm no longer a good worker. Then today I go on Facebook and see a picture of my whole staff at dinner and the title says "for the love of our patients out girls are getting some continuing education." And sitting in the picture is a new girl who just got hired last week. . . Yet I had no idea this was even going on. I have absolutely no drama with anyone at work so I just don't get it?? And to make it worse, why do I feel so left out and hurt? Maybe I shouldn't take it so personal. I'm just starting to feel like I'm putting my heart and soul into this job while still being an A-B student and I'm getting nothing in return. I feel so bad about myself :/