Sheila Grosdidier, RVT

Sheila Grosdidier, RVT, has worked in the field of veterinary medicine for over 30 years. She earned her B.S. degree in Human Behavioral Science at New York Institute of Technology and her A.A. in Veterinary Technology at Maple Woods College. She has completed post-graduate work in psychology and adult learning and has authored textbook chapters on professional development, practice management and nutrition. Most recently she co-authored The Art of Veterinary Practice Management, 2nd Edition.

As a partner at VMC Inc. in Evergreen, Colo., Ms. Grosdidier conducts extensive on-site consultations with veterinary practices. She is a frequent speaker at the Fetch dvm360 conferences. and she's a member of the Firstline Editorial Advisory Board.

Articles

Facing the veterinary monster squad

Aaaaaaah! Youre the star of a horror flick that takes place in your veterinary hospital, with the demons and creeps played by some awful coworkers. But you can survive! Learn about the hairy problems these fiends put you in and whether their thoughtless or malicious behavior is bullying, harassment or just really, really annoying.

I work with a real B word

Theres a bully whos really wrecking my life at my veterinary practice. How do I broach the B word to my bossand when is it time to move on to another hospital? The answer lies in another B word: Showing your boss how the bully affects the business.

Video lessons: Be an exam room hero (Proceedings)

Take a moment and ask yourself these questions in regard to your veterinary practice.

Technician tools that really work (Proceedings)

Even pets are going electronic these days with an iPod program that will track medical information such as vaccinations, medications and upcoming appointments.

Video lessons: Making the first 90 days count (Proceedings)

10 ways to make new associates feel welcome

Help! Veterinary team morale is down the drain

Sheila Grosdidier counsels a team member battling low team morale.

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