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Team Development: Overview

Veterinary work groups don't become cohesive, efficient, supportive teams without training, coaching and leadership vision. The information, assessments and tools in this section help you transform your team into the best it can be.

Resources

DiSC-overing the Key to Highly Effective Teams
Create a Culture of Problem-Solvers
What Does Your Clinic Do to Make New Employees Feel Welcome on Their First Day?
Welcome Home Team: I Can Do It!
Ways to Invest in Continuing Education
Break Down Barriers to Competence in Your Veterinary Practice
Welcome Home, Team: It’s Up to You
Yes, You Really Do Need a Social Networking Policy
When Techs Hurt Techs: Bullying and Horizontal Violence in Veterinary Medicine
How to Handle a Case Thief
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Articles

7 Steps to Successful Protocols
Just as there are associated benefits with protocol-setting, there are also associated challenges with effective implementation—one of which is building team buy-in. How many times have we...
DiSC-overing the Key to Highly Effective Teams
"Welcome to the team!” As a new employee, that greeting conveys a special sense of being wanted, accepted, and belonging. All too often, however, that initial enthusiasm is quickly...
Create a Culture of Problem-Solvers
A common complaint of managers is that there seems to be an endless supply of problems presented from team members. Depending on how these problems are presented, they could even be classified as...
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Blogs

Providing Team-Building Activities for Strong Social Relationships
Mention the words “team-building activity” to any group of veterinary professionals, and you’ll hear nothing but moans and groans from the team. A few may even try to sneak out the...
Is Your Team Burning Out?
No matter whom you are or what practice you work in, it always seems there much more work to be done than can possibly be accomplished. We tire after days and weeks of carrying a heavy workload, and...
Go Ahead, Blow Your Horn
Humility May Be a Virtue, But It Won't Help You Promote Your Practice Congratulations…you’ve earned it, been awarded it, achieved it! And whatever “it” is—an award, a...