Career Development
NAVMEC board adopts new roadmap for veterinary education
St. Louis - Veterinary schools need to graduate veterinarians with real-world skills necessary to immediately contribute to practices or other areas of employment.
Veterinary medical errors: Tell the truth, do it quickly
Saying you're sorry may go against everything you've been taught as a confident veterinarian, but being honest is the best option
Quick survey: What do you think about your veterinary job?
Here's a shorter version of an employee survey designed to explore employee morale and job satisfaction.
25 cool tech tools for veterinarians
Check out this list of tools and apps that can help you become more productive-and might even make you a better veterinarian.
Poking a pig in the poke
Turns out, pigs don't like 18-gauge needs-or the guy holding them
Rural woes don't reflect overall practice sales market, brokers say
National Report - Kanab, Utah, just got its second stoplight. And most people living in the community leave their doors unlocked.
Survey: Tell me about your veterinary job
Survey your staff and see what your team really thinks about your practice.
Is your veterinary team faking job satisfaction?
Just because you've never heard complaints doesn't mean everyone is happy. Find your fakes and listen to what your team has to say.
How to become a veterinary villain at your practice
It's easy to be bad, so forget the niceties and take your veterinary practice to an all-new low.
Veterinary medical errors: Think before you speak
When it comes to medical errors, talk to your lawyer first before you apologize
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3 ways to keep anxiety in check
You work in a stressful profession, so take these steps to maintain your sanity.
Channel your inner entrepreneur for success
Many veterinarians make their own way in business, just like other entrepreneurs. Find out if these traits help make you and your practice tick.
Open your doors: Why you should offer externships in your veterinary practice
Consider opening your practice to externships for foreign students. No only will you make the difference in the life of a young person, but you'll reap the rewards culturally and personally.
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Image Quiz: Pruritus and lethargy in a Border collie Answer C (Sponsored by Dechra)
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The meanings behind key veterinary drug terms
Here's a refresher on some of the lingo involved in discussing, explaining, and marketing veterinary drugs.
How associate veterinarians can ask for paid CE
Talk to the boss with a plan in hand for turning your CE into better patient care or practice management.
Do veterinarians do hospice care?
Check yourself against this quick crash course in veterinary terminology
Veterinary education enrollment worries
An influx of new DVMs to satisfy a perceived workforce shortage could pose serious long-term economic problems, veterinary officials say.
Sky is not the limit for NASA veterinarian
As the space shuttle Atlantis blasted out of the Kennedy Space Center in Florida for its final mission in early July, NASA's chief veterinarian Alex Dunlap says it's not the end, but the beginning of a new era.
Summertime, and the living is frantic
Summer vacations at veterinary clinics and everywhere else mean everyone pitches in to get the job done.
A world of compassion: Veterinarians unready for compassion fatigue
You show more compassion on a regular basis than professionals in almost any other industry. Were you prepared adequately to manage end-of-life care? See what your peers had to say.
Class is in session: Veterinary education in 2011
As a veterinarian, you wouldn't dream of missing out on regular continuing education?even if it wasn't required. Your team members should follow your lead. Here's why.
Equine veterinarians love their jobs, but life balance is still tough
Lack of respect between generations of doctors, longer hours with no breaks, and not enough time for family and rest could take its toll on equine practitioners.