|Articles|September 28, 2011

The top quality in a team member

Some aspects veterinary care can be taught. Other come naturally but are also extremely valuable.

Odds are, if you're in the veterinary profession, you love animals. Dr. Jeff Werber says to let that love shine—it's good for the patients, the practice, and you.

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