Technicians

Our team members seem lost and unmotivated. How can I get them on track?

A new tool may help tell which team members are best suited for your veterinary practice.

The silver lining is that most of them like their jobs, their bosses, and their co-workers.

National Veterinary Technician Week is Oct. 10 to 16. How will your practice celebrate?

Show a little creativity with customized cage cards.

Be sure you're taking every chance to help clients learn what to feed their pets.

This simple tip will help you identify gender in your veterinary patients.

Two veterinarians explain their practices' wellness packages-and how they help patients and the bottom line.

When emptying anal glands in pets, use this simple trick to minimize the mess.

Wellness care isn't a luxury, but you can still give pets red-carpet treatment. Try out these four ideas to improve client compliance and patient health.

Can I ask for a raise at a time when most team members are going without them?

Watch Shawn McVey explain how to get on your manager's bad side.

Patients depend on your lines of communication with co-workers, so keep them open. Here's how.

Producing "ah-ha" nutritional moments with AAHA's assistance.

Our monthly meetings are mandatory, and people's days off and time working are being docked. Is this legal?

Use these tools and guidelines to increase your nutritional knowledge.

At less than $100, it's a cost-effective way to house patients.

Senate may dissolve RVT committee, add member to California veterinary board

Muscle wasting and other abnormalities may be lying just beneath the surface.

Providing appropriate treats for pets doesn't have to be tricky.

How to conduct an effective interview with clients.

This tip from Firstline Live helps veterinary team members stay positive in the face of negativity.

When a doctor does too much, use this strategy from Shawn McVey and Firstline Live at CVC in Kansas City.

Online program offers veterinary team members bachelor's degree in animal advocacy and shelter management.

Using videos as a social media tool helps you create more emotional connections with clients.

Analyzing the demographics of your veterinary practice's Facebook fans ensures you're talking about what they want to hear.

Chair of the new Academy of Veterinary Nutrition Technicians, Kara Burns, left, stands with the chair of the NAVTA Committee on Veterinary Technician Specialties, Amy Butzier, CVT, (VTS Equine).

Every team member can be a leader, according to new research that explores the growing trend and benefits of a concept called shared leadership.