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Will work for tips
Don't hear praise through the grapevine.
Experts say technicians are vital to anesthesia patient safety
In a recent summit, anesthesiologists highlight technicians' important role.
Interesting tidbit: Women are better off in recessions
Men more likely to lose jobs during hard times
Six ways to coach your talent
Now more than ever, your employees should strive for improved practice efficiency. Teach them how.
Extreme makeover: Parasite edition for team members
Remodel your ho-hum parasite prevention program.
Fighting identity theft
Washington - A federal rule requiring businesses, including veterinary practices, to have a written program to spot identification theft takes effect this month.
Antibiotic resistance
Antibiotic resistance Q&A.
Secure a fecal sample
Four steps to securing a fecal sample.
AAHA set to release major survey on compliance in July
Lakewood, Colo. - Veterinarians play as much a role in improving poor compliance as pet owners, according to a new study slated for release in July.
Finding generational middle ground
What a brand-new, young associate might say to her Baby Boomer employer and vice-versa.
Problem employees: Is it you or them?
Pinpoint-and help-the real trouble team members in your practice.
Prevention: More than the big three
Top five parasites for dogs and cats.
Certified veterinary assistants
Certification for veterinary assistants.
What's in a word? Let's stop calling team members "girls"
Using "girls" for employees undermines them-and you
Funds and games
Make a good time out of teaching employees about the bottom line with these four team-building contests.
Trends: Generational interplay
Lacey heard the tell-tale chirp from her cell phone.
Are you toast? Why owners fire practice managers
Don't get burned by a bad manager. You're the practice owner, and that means you need to keep a finger on the pulse of everything that's happening at your practice.
Protect your whole family
Talk to clients about zoonoses.
Help pets get well with their own cells
It's pricey, but stem cell therapy can give new life to dogs with painful ailments.
Make your voice heard: Become a better public speaker
Do your knees knock at the mere thought of an upcoming speaking engagement? Follow this advice.
Parasitology: What's your role?
Do your part to demolish parasites.
What your tastes say about you
Food preference is linked to one's career.
Solving a sticky situation
How to unglue a hamster.
Style files
Score a mani-pedi on the practice's dime.
Nutrigenomics: The science that helps us develop foods that affect gene expression
Live from CVC 2009: Anatomy of a licensing board investigation
These three clips come from Doug Jack's law and ethics session "Anatomy of a licensing board investigation" at CVC East 2009 in Baltimore. And all could keep you out of trouble.
Me-OW!
Editor's letter rubs some team members the wrong way.
Red flags for team members
New law affects veterinary teams.
Talk about an avid reader
An office manager catches her rescue thoroughly enjoying a Firstline.
Alabama reconsiders annual rabies vaccination
How often should pets be vaccinated for rabies?
