The ABCs of transforming workplace cultureJuly 9, 2021What does it mean when you say toxic workplace? Meriam Webster defines toxic as “extremely harsh, malicious, or harmful.”
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Trends in rehab equipmentJuly 9, 2021If you have a rehab practice or offer some rehab services at your clinic, new and updated types of equipment can help you better assist your patients.
Retaining veterinary professionals: Values, training, goals, and compensationJuly 9, 2021Veterinary team retention is good for the veterinary hospital, client satisfaction, and patient care.
VPN Plus+ ExclusiveJust how family-friendly is our profession?July 8, 2021By Patty Khuly, VMD, MBABuilding your entire culture around what’s best for families is how I’ve learned I can attract and retain employees. Because, while others might pay more, no one else offers the family-centric culture we’ve cultivated by offering some crucial benefits.
Making the most of your practice softwareJune 11, 2021Most veterinarians would agree their software is an invaluable part of the practice’s daily functions, maximizing efficiency by minimizing steps.
Hospice care in veterinary medicineJune 11, 2021Our culture as a whole does not honor the process of dying in the same way we do the process of birth and new life.
Sage advice for new and recent gradsJune 11, 2021What do you wish someone told you when you first started in your position? What advice would have made a big difference in your career?
This pharmacy mistake costs you thousandsJune 11, 2021Turn on refill reminders. Pharmacy sales represent 25 to 30 percent of revenue in companion animal practices.
VPN Plus+ ExclusiveBehavior in motion and what it means for the professionJune 11, 2021By Patty Khuly, VMD, MBASetting our sights on how animals outwardly behave is a fundamental concession to the fact we keep pets for our pleasure, as well as for our own emotional needs. However, that does not mean veterinarians should disregard emotion, as we have done.
