Wellbeing & Lifestyle

This growing effort allows veterinary professionals to express themselves freely, without being judged, and encourages creativity and solidarity within the veterinary community

Learn what Dr. Marty Becker does to recharge during busy days in veterinary practice.

Inconsistent protocols and hiring and firing top the list.

In addition to the specific jobs that managers assume under the five areas of responsibility, there are personal skills, qualities and preferences that managers should either be comfortable with or be interested in refining. Ask yourself these questions.

What youd ask and what youd never think to ask a leading voice of veterinary medicine.

Do you know what factors influence your pay? And would you be willing to work someplace else if you could earn more?

Take the test. Be inspired. Change your life.

Clear mind, lower stress and better emotional resilience are the goals. Learn more about mindfulness and how to live more in the moment and less in a regretful past or panicked future.

Veterinary conference attendees dug down deep to explore skills, desires and personality to navigate the bumpy path to veterinary clinic ownership.

Embracing risk, anticipating change among Apple co-founders guiding principles.

If you or someone you love or work with seem down, dont dismiss that. Everyone in veterinary medicine can help as holiday stress and high expectations buffet the vulnerable: Just talk and listen.

This reader was moved by a colleague's suicide to share his emotional coping mechanisms for veterinary students, associates and long-time DVMs.

If you have to ask, associate, the answer is "no." Just kidding. Take this quiz.

Firstline data shows 83 percent of team members report they've been bitten in practice. Pet bites are risky business, both for the health of your team members and the associated costs to your practice. In this Team Meeting in a Box, you'll learn how to prevent pet bites and create protocols to keep your team safe.

Who makes the top brass stop and take notice? You do.

The truth is, veterinary clients can be a little inconsiderate.

Recent tragedy in our profession has helped many of usincluding mefeel more comfortable coming forward with our struggles.

Rescue isn't a panacea for every pet, nor will cultivating rescue work be the be-all end-all solution for all private practices trying to compete in a crowded market. But it can work, and save lives and alleviate suffering along the way.

What youd ask and what youd never think to ask a leading voice of veterinary medicine. Join us for the first monthly installment of Fingerprints, a series of Q&As with important veterinary luminaries who are leaving their unique imprint on our industry.

Advice on how to maintain lifelong enthusiasm for your work in veterinary medicineplus the oddest thing he remembers a client doing.

Dr. Finch tells us what inspired her to become a veterinarian and what she'd tell young graduates starting their veterinary careers.

Special report from CVC Kansas City.

Changing web headline 30May2017 to see if alias updates and redirect is created

Negative reviews can contribute to a condition veterinarians are exceptionally prone to-and often suffer from in silence.