{"id":24742,"date":"2013-04-16T23:23:30","date_gmt":"2013-04-16T21:23:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.uchceu.es\/veterinaria\/?p=24742"},"modified":"2021-06-09T15:32:24","modified_gmt":"2021-06-09T13:32:24","slug":"we-are-proud-to-introduce-sandra-sanchis-the-ceu-uch-veterinary-medicine-graduate-currently-carrying-out-her-residency-at-one-of-the-most-illustrious-institutions-of-her-profession","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.uchceu.es\/veterinaria\/en\/we-are-proud-to-introduce-sandra-sanchis-the-ceu-uch-veterinary-medicine-graduate-currently-carrying-out-her-residency-at-one-of-the-most-illustrious-institutions-of-her-profession\/","title":{"rendered":"We are proud to introduce Sandra Sanchis, the CEU-UCH Veterinary medicine graduate currently carrying out her residency at one of the most illustrious Institutions of her profession."},"content":{"rendered":"

Tell us a little about your career path after you finished your Veterinary degree at CEU UCH:<\/strong><\/p>\n

What year did you finish?<\/h3>\n

I finished Veterinary Medicine in 2007. It was a six-year degree. I was supposed to finish in 2006, but I had a few difficulties and it took a year longer.<\/p>\n

I can\u00b4t imagine that finishing one year later did too much harm, though\u2026<\/h3>\n

No, no. As a matter of fact it suits better. Although you have to stay for another year, you end up with better grades and you improve your records to have better access to other things later. I haven\u00b4t really needed a CV or academic record in that sense, but it always helps when you\u00b4re applying for scholarships or programmes like that.<\/p>\n

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Veterinarian Sandra Sanchis, shows us one of her new furry friends!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

\u00a0<\/strong>How was the Royal Veterinary College in London<\/a>? Did the opportunity come out of the blue? Or did you discover it yourself?<\/h3>\n

Well, I finished my degree and then in April 2008 I went to do an internship at the Universidad Aut\u00f3noma in Barcelona. Basically, it was like a year of work experience where you get a low salary. But you get access to a training programme, where you rotate around all the services and jobs with their respective specialists.\u00a0 This way, you get an idea of what you\u00b4d like to do afterwards. In my case, I knew what area I wanted to get into: anaesthesia. It\u00b4s quite difficult to specialise in Europe, so that opened a few doors for me. From there I could do another internship at the Royal Veterinary College, which was more orientated around anaesthesia. The following year I started my residency. It was a rollercoaster, if I\u00b4m honest. Other people come here and they often struggle, but I was quite lucky; I didn\u00b4t want to leave!<\/p>\n

How did you know you could do the internship at the Royal Veterinary College?<\/h3>\n

It was really through the professors at the university in Barcelona. When I told them I was interested in anaesthesia, they helped me find contacts.<\/p>\n

Did you already have plans to leave Spain, or was this out of the blue?<\/h3>\n

I did and I didn\u00b4t have plans to leave.\u00a0 I knew that if I wanted to do anaesthesia, I couldn\u00b4t do it in Spain<\/a>. I had to go somewhere, but it didn\u00b4t matter where.<\/p>\n

Having lived in Barcelona for a year and loving it, and seeing that I really loved what I wanted to do\u2026well, the truth is I didn\u00b4t even think about it. I think about it more now, when I miss home, when I want to leave, if I\u00b4m honest. It was quite clear to me: if there was nothing in Spain that I liked any better, of course this had to be it.<\/p>\n

Before you left, were you scared or anxious about leaving your country and beginning a new life experience?<\/h3>\n

Yes. I thought: \u201ceverything is going to be so different\u201d.\u00a0 There was a language barrier as well.\u00a0 When I came here, my English<\/a> wasn\u00b4t very good and, well, it cost me, because you never know what\u00b4s going to happen! Luckily, and I don\u00b4t know if it would happen in every country, when they realised I was from Spain and had just arrived, they really helped me and showed me around. In fact, if you need somewhere to stay they\u00b4re really helpful too, because everyone\u00b4s in the same boat \u2013 some even arriving with just the clothes on their backs!<\/p>\n

And now, when I see people who have just arrived and they don\u00b4t know where to go, I give them a hand. Of course I remember the first day I arrived\u2026 I had no idea how to do anything. You have to go to the bank and open an account, buy a mobile, get yourself a social security number\u2026all these things that you\u00b4d hardly know how to do in Spain, because you\u00b4d never need to. It\u00b4s definitely a big change. I was scared, but lots of people help you and then it isn\u00b4t so bad.<\/p>\n

How did you adapt when you got there? How did the English people receive you? Did they give you a hand and help you get settled in?<\/h3>\n

I think it really depends on the environment you\u00b4re moving to. In my work, they were really used to having people from different countries and cultures.<\/p>\n

It has to be said, the English are a little bit conservative, but I suppose you get that everywhere. \u00a0There are wonderful people, and then people who pass you by. But that happens everywhere too. Mainly though, they help out and show you around.<\/p>\n

Generally, I was quite happy. In my opinion, it\u00b4s the people who identify with you or the ones who are in the same boat as you that will help. But anyway, in general I found they had a positive attitude.<\/p>\n

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Say cheese! Sandra Sanchis and her human friends.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

When you went to London, how long had it been since you finished your studies<\/a>?<\/h3>\n

About a year and a half. It was 2009.<\/p>\n

So you weren\u00b4t exactly a recent graduate\u2026<\/strong><\/h3>\n

No.<\/p>\n

Do you think it\u00b4s hard to get used to living in a cosmopolitan city where you don\u00b4t know anyone? Would you say that your adaptation was more gradual, or faster than what you thought it would be?<\/h3>\n

It was quite gradual, because things are different there. The truth is that you always miss your house, the sun, the weather\u2026and all that makes you a little bit depressed, because it\u00b4s constantly raining, it\u00b4s cold\u2026you\u00b4re not used to it.<\/p>\n

I live in the outskirts, not the city centre, although it\u00b4s still like any other big city in Spain; Barcelona, Madrid or Valencia <\/a>even. I don\u00b4t think you really notice the difference. I\u00b4d tell myself not to chicken out. And then it\u00b4s quite interesting too, because there are people from different cultures and classes. If you\u00b4re worried about getting to know people and making friends, I\u00b4m telling you: it\u00b4s FULL of Spanish people. Full! You\u00b4ll turn the corner and bump into four or five of them\u2026and if not, there are people from lots of other countries trying to make friends too.<\/p>\n

Now that we\u00b4re on the subject, Sandra, I\u00b4d like to ask if, when you arrived in London (which has been so important on both a national and international <\/a>level) you really noticed a rise in the number of Spaniards there? Is it really very noticeable?<\/h3>\n

I think so, even just that people are coming from lots of other countries in general. Every time you\u00b4re on Facebook or another social network, you\u00b4re saying \u201cOh, he\/she is here now too\u201d, or you see them on the plane: \u201cAre you living here now?\u201d \u2013 \u201cYeah, I decided to come out too!\u201d<\/p>\n

Professional training in England<\/h2>\n

Do you think the training you received in Spain (at UCH-CEU and the Universidad Aut\u00f3noma in Barcelona) was better than the Royal Veterinary College?<\/h3>\n

I think it\u00b4s high because I\u00b4m a hard worker anyway. But I did notice a change in level. The truth is that I noticed a difference between Valencia and Barcelona, and then the jump from Spain to England was massive.<\/p>\n

Normally I\u00b4m in contact with the students and I\u00b4m teaching them, and a student in their fifth year will know things that\u2026well, they\u00b4ll say things like \u201cYes, I came across that recently\u201d. It\u00b4s very clear that they\u00b4re coming to the College very well prepared, and they leave as real professionals. I would have to emphasize that. They live and breathe what they know, and they\u00b4re always thinking about what can offer them most professionally.<\/p>\n

But yes, without a doubt, I noticed a difference.<\/p>\n

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Sandra hard at work at the operating theatre.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

From your own experience, why do you think this gap might exist between the professional training in England, compared to that in Spain or other countries?<\/h3>\n

I think it\u00b4s a question of mentality. In general, English people are serious about what they do on a day-to-day basis. They take their jobs very seriously. They\u00b4re people who, if they work eight hours a day, they work hard all day, and they\u00b4re really focussed. And I think young people are like that too. They\u00b4re very hard-working and they take what they do seriously. They\u00b4re really motivated.<\/p>\n

Future perspectives<\/h2>\n

You said that you\u00b4ll be finishing your residency in June. What do you think you\u00b4ll do afterwards?<\/h3>\n

I think I\u00b4ll do my doctorate, which would be another three years in this university. I really like doing investigation work, and now I\u00b4m getting into it more, solving problems and questioning things\u2026it\u00b4s orientated around my interests: working in the university and being dedicated to teaching. That\u00b4s what I like doing.<\/p>\n

Will you ever return to Spain, do you think?<\/h3>\n

One day, yes.<\/p>\n

I know that right now I can\u00b4t really go back, and I have to make the most of my time here, the opportunity I\u00b4ve been given, and my training.<\/p>\n

And, on the other hand, if there isn\u00b4t any work for me at the moment in Spain, I\u00b4m not going to go back to do what I could have done right after graduation!<\/p>\n

Impact<\/h2>\n

What have you gained from this experience?<\/h3>\n

I\u00b4ve grown as a person, for example. I came without knowing anyone; I had to get by on my own. Of course, I had support later\u2026but all this helps you to grow. It changes your character, makes you more independent, gives you a ton of new life experiences that you wouldn\u00b4t have had otherwise. I think that\u00b4s the most valuable thing of all, being able to experience things that wouldn\u00b4t have happened if you hadn\u00b4t moved in the first place!<\/p>\n

Do you think you\u2019re the same person you were four years ago, packing your bags to make a new life in London?<\/a><\/h3>\n

Not at all! I still struggle to make decisions\u2026but no, I don\u00b4t think I\u00b4m the same person.<\/p>\n

In what way have you changed most?<\/h3>\n

Well, I\u00b4m more independent, decisive\u2026\u201dbossy\u201d, as they say here. Before I was anxious about asking favours from people, whereas now I\u00b4m not. Being able to ask for help and say \u201ccan you do this, or do that\u201d helps you to get over these inhibitions.<\/p>\n

Could you ever have imagined (at university, for example) being where you are now?<\/h3>\n

No. I imagined having a normal life, taking some more exams\u2026but on the other hand, that life is difficult and expensive (I know because I have friends who took that route!)<\/p>\n

But I think that staying in Valencia, having a job, working from 8am until 3pm\u2026well, once you get into all that, you realise that your studying isn\u00b4t enough; you\u00b4re expected to have work experience, extra-curricular activities etc.<\/p>\n

Global Impression<\/h2>\n

In your opinion, as someone who\u00b4s been training in the UK recently, do you think it\u00b4s a country which can offer possibilities to people who are looking to travel with work?<\/h3>\n

I think so; it\u00b4s quite common. Everyone finds something that they love doing. And I\u00b4m not just talking about Veterinary studies here. I have friends who work in other fields, like Economy, Business<\/a>\u2026everyone is on the same boat. Veterinary studies are quite prestigious, too. They like their recognition here. It\u00b4s nice when people appreciate your job, your opinion and what you do.<\/p>\n

Do you think the English value their training of Spanish people?<\/h3>\n

Yes, they appreciate that we\u00b4re hard-working, just like them. A little stubborn, maybe, but hard-working!<\/p>\n

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Sandra Sanchis, looking good in her scrubs and ready for work!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Support<\/h2>\n

What advice would you give to anyone who is looking for work abroad<\/a>?<\/h3>\n

If they are really tired, nothing interests them and they don\u00b4t feel that they\u00b4re going to find what they\u00b4re looking for\u2026 yes, I\u00b4d encourage them to go elsewhere. Where, exactly, depends on the individual, but they should go abroad in general. The experience is fantastic, and if worse comes to worst, you can always go back.<\/p>\n

I know people who have come to learn English as opposed to work, and have managed to go back to Spain and get a job simply due to them having better English.<\/p>\n

Would you like to say anything that perhaps you would have liked to know before you left?<\/h3>\n

Don\u00b4t be afraid to go for it, because like I said, you can always come home. Fight for what you want, and don\u00b4t give up. I believe that if you work hard, you can achieve anything. From my own experience, I can say that I didn\u00b4t really have a sufficient level of English when I came here, I didn\u00b4t have a CV, but if you can prove that you\u00b4re really worth something, you\u00b4ll go far.<\/p>\n

What would you say to someone looking to work in London; find something before you go, or see how things pan out when you get there?<\/h3>\n

Yes, I think if you can take a risk (with a Plan B, of course), it\u00b4s worth it because it\u00b4s so exciting. However, at the same time, don\u00b4t just turn up with nothing but the clothes on your back.<\/p>\n

For example, one day we were in a caf\u00e9 in London and the waitress was Spanish. She\u00b4d studied architecture and was looking for a job on her own, and meanwhile trying to improve her English. In our group, there was a girl who knew people who worked in an architecture studio, and she gave the waitress contact details to help out.<\/p>\n

What I mean is that opportunities will always come up and there are always people who will help you, because everyone helps each other out here. I know that for a fact.<\/p>\n

You always have the option of doing something that improves your English, which will give you some time to hand out your CV to businesses and seeing what appeals to you most.<\/p>\n

Is there anything else you\u00b4d like to add that we haven\u00b4t covered yet?<\/h3>\n

I\u00b4d just like to highlight that whoever goes abroad will always find help; the important thing is just to go and find what you love doing. It\u00b4s expensive\u2026yes. I finish my day tired, I don\u00b4t sleep all that well and I hardly have any spare time on my hands\u2026but I enjoy what I do. I couldn\u00b4t see myself doing anything else.<\/p>\n

I\u00b4d also encourage university students <\/a>to go abroad, to see how other institutions work and what teaching methods they use. If you see a big difference, ask yourself: \u201cwhy shouldn\u00b4t I have the same things?\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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