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Medical records: Get doctors to comply
To help veterinarians complete medical records in a timely manner, follow these tips.
Keep E-collars handy
Clinic offers organization tip.
How's Twister now?
Twister is healthy and happy.
Always know where your needles are
See how one clinic keeps track of needles and sringes.
Q&A: Buying a practice has its pluses
I'm ready to become a practice owner. What are the advantages of buying a practice versus opening one myself?
5 ways to benefit from online team CE
Put down the pencil and pick up a mouse for a new way to educate employees.
7 traits of flying solo
Essential characteristics for associates hoping to get their own practice off the ground.
Terminating team turf wars
If your practice faces rivalries between doctors and staff and older and younger generations, read this.
Q&A: Associates: Negotiate the benefits you deserve
How can I earn perks like vacation days and professional memberships during my next contract negotiation?
Tips to encourage clients to bring pets in for wellness exams and screenings
Dr. Michael Rehm shares his tips for promoting wellness care for clients
How to start a pet food bank
So you want to create your own pet food bank? Here are a few tips to get you started and keep you sane.
How to set boundaries and improve life balance
This veterinarian found happiness by taking charge of her career. Here's how.
Learn to say no and set boundaries
Want to have time for family and friends-and yourself? Learn to say "no."
Why you love your job
Economy got you down? Read this list to remind yourself why you love your job.
How to keep meticulous medical records
It's difficult to document everything in a medical record and even harder to know who should do it and when. Cut out the guesswork with these guidelines.
California state board considering fee increases
Sacramento, Calif. -- Fees imposed by the California Veterinary Medical Board (VMB) could go up in almost every area if the board enacts a forthcoming proposal.
Service dogs for service members
The beneficial effects of pets on people has been examined a lot of late, but never quite like this.
Fecals aren't the only use for all that dog poop
A dog park in Ithaca, N.Y., is trying to turn collected dog waste into usable compost.
Technicians: Host a fundraiser to support your craft
National Veterinary Technician Week is coming up. Celebrate by raising funds for needy pets.
Medical waste chart: Take the danger out of dumping
Remind your team what goes in medical waste and what goes in the dumpster.
Bulletin board: Sample technician profile
Use these forms to teach clients about technicians' skills and your own team members.
Technicians, unite!
Running lab tests, educating clients, assisting with surgery-it's all in a day's work for veterinary technicians. But do pet owners know this?
Rewards foster learning
People rewarded for correct choices learn rapidly.
Why your doctor wants you to go to San Diego
Firstline Live with Dr. Ernie Ward in San Diego is your solution for boosting productivity and profitability.
Does your practice have a zit of a problem? Pop it at the Managers' Retreat
Dynamic duo Opperman and Grosdidier make finding flaws in your practice fun. How? By giving you the tools to buff out the blemishes.
How to market your emergency services
Relationships with other practices make or break your referrals.
New Oklahoma DVMs to get lower interest rates, if they treat at least 30 percent large animals
Oklahoma City, Okla. -- New veterinarians who devote 30 percent of their practice to large animals now will be eligible for the Oklahoma Agricultural Linked Deposit Program.
8 keys to having it all: a practice, a family-and your sanity
Practice-owning moms share lessons and laughs during CVC panel discussion.
Movies misuse "No Animals Were Harmed" disclaimer
Five recent films caught using unauthorized and deceptive end credits.
World Rabies Day is Sept. 28
Study shows that pet owners need more information about this fatal disease.