A new online hub offers quick tips, client handouts, and practical guides to help veterinary teams both make clinic visits easier on cats and get more in for routine care.
|Articles|July 1, 2007
Managers' group organizing
CHICAGO - Veterinary practice managers are working to formalize the Chicagoland Veterinary Managers Group (CVMG), an association to improve professional skills through idea and experience sharing.
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CHICAGO — Veterinary practice managers are working to formalize the Chicagoland Veterinary Managers Group (CVMG), an association to improve professional skills through idea and experience sharing.
Group members can exchange experiences, information, resources, education and ideas.
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CVMG holds meetings the second Wednesday of each month at member hospital locations in the Chicago area, offering roundtable discussions on topics such as benefits management, marketing and accounts receivables.
Professional guest speakers have addressed OSHA issues, employee handbooks and policy manuals and the new interpretation of Illinois tax law, as it pertains to veterinarians.
Individuals interested in joining or seeking more information can contact Jody Sanders at
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