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Vet Students Rewarded for Pet Insurance ‘Know-How’
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| Contest winners, from left: Nina Kieves, University of Minnesota; Michael Jennings, University of Pennsylvania; Greg Krane, Tufts University; Amy Nadolski, University of Missouri; Holly Rice, Louisiana State University; Mandy Wallace, Mississippi State University; and Jen Chu, Western University. |
Veterinary Pet Insurance of Brea, Calif., and the Veterinary Business Management Assn. recently awarded 17 veterinary students with either a trip to the North American Veterinary Conference, held in January in Orlando, Fla., or a $1,000 cash award for demonstrating VPI Insurance " know-how. "
The winners were judged on describing a clinical case and applying to it a benefits breakdown of a VPI Pet Insurance claim. The contest entries required an invoice, a case history, a defined diagnosis, treatment, claim form and a summary of pet insurance reimbursements. Winning submissions were selected based on overall effort, presentation and accuracy.
VPI says that the contest—designed on the premise that a veterinarian will not recommend a product/service unless they completely understand it—provides hands-on experience with the benefits of its pet insurance.
The Veterinary Business Management Assn. coordinated the contest on campuses that host the organization’s chapters.
Participants included Auburn University; Cornell University; Louisiana State University; Michigan State University, Mississippi State University; Ohio State University; Oklahoma State University; Oregon State University; Tufts University; University of California, Davis; University of Illinois; University of Minnesota; University of Missouri; University of Pennsylvania; Virginal Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine; Western University; and Washington State University. <HOME>
Posted February 6, 2008, 4:35 p.m., EST
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