
Check out this gross-to-the-max list of maggot-infested, anal-gland-laced messes that lurk around every dim and dusty corner of your practice.
Bash Halow is a practice consultant and owner of Halow Consulting as well as a Certified Veterinary Practice Manager, a Licensed Veterinary Technician and (best of all for us) a regular Fetch dvm360 speaker.
He contributes regularly to dvm360 magazine, Firstline magazine, Vetted magazine and dvm360.com.
Halow is a proud owner of his dog Rye and a friend and farmer to 20 chickens that he free ranges on his rolling property of fields, orchards and vegetable gardens all of which he proudly installed himself. No stranger to adversity or disappointment, during his farming endeavors Bash has broken his lawn mower 10 times, crashed his ATV, accidentally rolled his truck into the stream and nearly knocked himself out by stepping on a rake and getting hit in the face "Three Stooges" style. So dont be shy about telling him your troubles, in the screw up department, he can hold his own.
Check out this gross-to-the-max list of maggot-infested, anal-gland-laced messes that lurk around every dim and dusty corner of your practice.
Navigating the often tricky owner-manager relationship
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The legislation is a solution to a nonexistent problem, veterinary business consultant writes in an open letter to Congress.
There are more resources available than ever to help you steel your clinic for the long haul
Get the veterinarian on board for the health of practice and pets
The best survey questions for our industry are built using your practices mission statement as a jumping-off point.
The real work of client surveys is how to use those results to help your practice.
Tips and tricks for getting the most out of your practice's survey.
A recent article in Indianapolis newspaper has this veterinary management consultant steamed.
Youre set to make big changes to improve your dental program. One teensy problemyouve got to face your stick-in-the-mud team member who resists change.
Work through this list of questions before signing a contract with a management software provider.
Improve client compliance with dental care using these "ahhh-worthy" sample scripts at your next veterinary team meeting.
Help your team adapt to change and energize your connection with pet owners.
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
An encouraging practice owner gave a once-homeless mother a shot at success.
Check out the four biggest media business flops of the last few years-and pause to think before you tweet.
Practice owners: Share in the blame?and the solution.
Huddle up and go over the day's schedule at your veterinary hospital.
Whether you're the reviewer-or the reviewee-it's time to embrace a new outlook on employee reviews. Hint: The manager may be doing them wrong.
It's time to cut the cord on your old ways of communicating with clients. Get in sync with pet owners with this advice.
Stop making excuses for your inadequacies as a leader in veterinary practice and start focusing on what you can do to improve.
Choose your battles wisely, improve the team and the practice.
Why is social media like Facebook and Twitter so important? Discover your role and find answers to your top questions with this Q&A session with forward-thinking veterinary professionals using social media.
Seize opportunity and advocate for your passions.
In the high-stakes world of veterinary medicine, tempers can spark easily.
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Receptionists and other veterinary team members: Brush up on your pet diarrhea facts.