Veterinarians, consultants, academics-it seems like everyone is sitting around practice break rooms, CE conferences and state-of-the-profession summits talking about cures for the veterinary profession. So let's talk big ideas. Crazy ideas. This-would-totally-work-in-a-parallel-universe, best-idea-that-came-out-of-a-hotel-bar ideas.
How buying a veterinary practice can be a path out of student debt.
Got budget? Most of us don't. But veterinarians are smart--too smart to ignore this vital tool to take charge of their and their families? future.
This groundbreaking package from the dvm360 team shares new data about veterinarians' finances and strategies and solutions that will make you feel more in control of your future.
Check out the 9 things your hospital's mobile app should do.
Make every month Dental Health Month at your veterinary practice to get clients in the door for crucial preventive screening.
Take care of these critical items in January 2014 to reap the rewards all year in practice success, team morale and better medicine at your veterinary hospital.
Q: Only nine of our clients indicated they found us through the phone book last year. I'd like to drop our Yellow Pages subscription altogether, but if each client is worth about $500, I wonder if it still has some value.
The organization?s legislative agenda lists bills that may affect its members in a variety of ways.
Find out how these new laws will affect you and your practice in the new year.
Wonder what your clients really think of the care and service you provide? A survey gives you the answers you need to do well-and improve.
Tips to spruce up ancillary service areas on a budget.
Move to CSU comes after longtime partner Purdue decides not to renew VMI contract.
Take charge of these spending problems so you'll have something to celebrate on your 2014 financials.
How healthy is your veterinary hospital? You can find out by checking your practice's financial wellness.
It's important to understand the concepts that contribute to financial wellness. Use this quick guide to put your practice on the right path.
Veterinarian Tim Dickerson started with a 10-year plan and a monthly budget to tackle his $120K debt.
The economy's looking up-and so should you. It's time to get out of the red and into rebuilding your practice with these tips.
A glimpse into the numbers of two growing rural practices.
Veterinarians with a heart for small-town life find big opportunities with mixed-animal practice.
A recent evaluation by a National Research Council committee sheds light on the National Wild Horses and Burros Program.
Veterinarians with a heart for small-town life find big opportunities with mixed animal practice.
6 practice systems to poke, prod and palpate every week, month and year to make sure your veterinary practice is healthy.
If you're drowning in outstanding receivables, dive deeper into these alternatives with veterinary clients and avoid account overload in the future.
Use this form to give your practice a physical exam.
If your practice isn't operating at peak revenue performance, it might be time to identify new opportunities for growth.
Dems agree to eliminate tax--which would hit equipment used in veterinary practice--in exchange for six-month funding of federal budget.
Consider adding this option to your clinic's financial tool kit.
Kurt Schrader forfeits pay in light of Congress' failure to pass a budget; Ted Yoho stands with conservatives to defund 'Obamacare.'
The first of three stories of real veterinarians who are all engaged in the battle.
