Technician: Overview
Your roles as educator, efficiency expert, nurse and support person can make a visit to your practice memorable and helpful. Client compliance and animal health depend in great part on the job you do. Check here for tips, ideas and handouts geared towards helping you help your patients, your clients and your doctors.
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Still need to do some last minute shopping for the holidays? Never fear, we've come to the rescue with some great ideas!
Exceptional Veterinary Team has put together its list of last minute gift...
In workshops, retreats, and CE events where I help others understand compassion fatigue, I commonly hear stories about veterinarians or staff members who are emotionally, physically, spiritually, and...
"I have to justify every minute I spend not doing something for someone else.” If this sentiment rings true, you’re not alone.
Whether it’s called burnout or stress, veterinary...
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Blogs
We just finished exploring the last law of the Eight Laws Governing a Healthy Workplace, which is to have grief processes in place when traumatic events occur onsite.
An important part of this...
Self-care is important to a profession that involves long hours, hard work, and unhappy endings, and this is never truer than during a traumatic event in the practice.
Veterinary medicine has a lot...
In the spirit of creating a healthy practice, communication is the keystone; it is imperative to the process. The practice has to set up policies and encourage open communication throughout the...
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