Career Development

A patient's age and environment and the attitude and compliance of each pet owner affects the care pets need and receive. Are you setting goals that reflect the realities of your patient data?

A new study says outspoken people are judged as more competent-even if they're not.

USDA code violations cause program to re-evaluate its vendors.

Dr. Fitzgerald explains why it sometimes feels like we never left the playground.

How well do you know practice finances?

Dr. Fitzgerald asks whether you recognize the heroic efforts of your team members.

April showers bring May flowers, but the wet weather may also bring a higher incidence of suicides.

Men more likely to lose jobs during hard times

Keep your practice safe with security cameras, safety procedures, and an early warning system.

Take a look at chart-topping country song titles for career inspiration and guidance.

Dogs in the city make a rainy day in the big city brighter.

Certification for veterinary assistants.

Lacey heard the tell-tale chirp from her cell phone.

National Report: Generation X and Baby Boomers are different, but they have one important thing in common - they are veterinarians.

It's pricey, but stem cell therapy can give new life to dogs with painful ailments.

Do your knees knock at the mere thought of an upcoming speaking engagement? Follow this advice.

Here's how to handle workplace incidents and injuries.

Do your part to demolish parasites.

Study pegs evening supervisors as bad bosses.

This week, Dr. Fitzgerald discusses how to deal with badmouthing among staff.

New law affects veterinary teams.

An office manager catches her rescue thoroughly enjoying a Firstline.

How often should pets be vaccinated for rabies?

Dr. Christine Merle encourages you to talk with your team about the history and vision of your practice.

In his blog, Dr. Fitzgerald discusses the benefits of a positive attitude.

"Delegating is an art. I would call it a lost art, but I'm not certain that it has ever been found."

The financial commentaries in recent times have signaled a gloomy outlook on a global basis.

Compassion fatigue is a common and expected result of stress.

As a veterinarian who serves clients owning a dog, there are two issues to be concerned with that involve dog bite law.

Most self-governing professions are also guided by rules of ethics in their practices so as to further ensure the protection of the public from the unscrupulous or incompetent practitioner.