Lottie Helm pictured with her award A TALENTED veterinary nurse at a Penrith practice is officially top of the class after being recognised for her “exceptional” work combining a degree with a full-time job. Lottie Helm joined Veterinary Vision in June 2019 and has been working towards a part-time veterinary nursing top-up degree at Myerscough College, in Preston, alongside her day job. Thanks to her hard work and dedication, Lottie graduated with first class honours and has been additionally recognised for her commitment with the Lorraine Allan Memorial Award, the college’s ‘student of the year’ prize. The award is named in memory of Dr Lorraine Allan, Myerscough’s former head of equine, farriery and veterinary nursing, who died last year.
A talented veterinary nurse at a Penrith practice is officially top of the class after being recognised for her work combining a degree with a full-time job. Lottie Helm joined Veterinary Vision in June 2019 and has been working towards a part-time veterinary nursing top-up degree at Myerscough College, in.