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DVMs enjoy their jobs, AVMA study reports
Schaumburg, Ill. -- Having a bad day? Here's some news that may perk you up. A recent survey of the profession shows veterinarians love their jobs and are generally pretty happy people.
The seven worst habits of workaholics
You may be a model worker, but is your body suffering for it?
Video: Financially hurting? This veterinarian feels your pain
Dr. Jeff Rothstein, MBA, a Veterinary Economics advisory board member, shares some insights from the trenches in hard-hit Detroit.
Would you do more for the same pay to keep your job?
A new study shows that in a tight job market, many people would.
A helpful Halloween safety handout
This PDF handout will help clients keep their pets safe from Halloween hazards.
Client handout PDF: Halloween safety
Download and print out this special PDF client handout with terrific tips on protecting pets during busy Halloweens at home.
Interactive graphic: See hospital design materials up close
Take a closer look at Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Competition Merit Award winner Veterinary Surgical Associates/Veterinary Medical Specialists in Campbell, Calif.
Gender pay gap is all in the mind ... and very real
If you're male and think women belong in the home, you earn more. If you're female and believe the same thing, you earn less.
Use 'found money' for team outings
Using money not accounted for to fund team outings is a great employee bonding experience.
How to make your associates hate you
Watch how you treat your associates-you may be grooming them to resent you.
Q&A: Practice design on a dime
Sprucing up your practice's exterior is easier and cheaper than you might think.
Give gas cards to boost morale
As gas prices stay steep, gas cards are a great way to reward employees.
Fighting smelly streets with DNA
An Israeli city is using a DNA database to match feces left in the street to dogs and their owners.
Tests crack canines' DNA codes
DNA tests can generate revenue and lure clients to your practice.
Nice curves
Dr. Keith Hilinski sought an upscale look when designing his 6,500-square-foot facility.
Harness your inventory
Carrying too much inventory can hurt your practice's bottom line.
Offer dentistry to combat the economy
Offering dental care is a great way to generate revenue in a tough economy.
7 winning ways to meet financial goals
Develop a game plan to meet your financial goals.
The lost art of the physical exam
Many veterinarians fail to perform full physical exams, instead jumping into quick diagnostics.
Can your practice pull an all-nighter?
Practice owners must consider a variety of factors before offering 24-hour care.
Q&A: Talking to clients about pet weight loss
It takes a compassionate approach to get clients to comply with diet and exercise recommendations.
Banks still bullish on veterinarians
Though the economy is struggling, veterinary lending is alive and well.
Buy equipment, says Uncle Sam
Rather than waiting for depreciation, veterinarians can taka large deductions on equipment now.
Changing behavior can hurt your image
When trying to make a positive impression, people often behave in ways that contradict gender stereotypes.
Determining a discount factor
There are a number of factors to consider when determining a discount factor for your practice value.
Pets are bright spots in dark times
Times are tough, but clients still depend on the services of their veterinarian.
Help pet owners understand arthritis
Clients often fail to recognize the onset of arthritis in their pets.
Q&A: How to keep employees busy
Use this technique to find ways to fill hours for underworked employees.
Giving leave time to employees
Employees must meet a variety of requirements to qualify for leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act.
Birth order can determine career choice
Sibling rivalry takes on a whole new meaning with a study on careers and earnings.