Expert Interviews

Dr. John Lorfeld of Oshkosh, Wis. passes along some career guidance that has remained with him through years of practice.

Dr. Frances Andersen recalls an unforgettable patient-a pooch with a sweet tooth.

Behind every practitioner is a story of inspiration. Dr. Kathy Morris-Stillwell of Redford, Mich. shares a moment from her youth that pushed her in the direction of veterinary medicine.

War stories from the trenches that are veterinary clinics.

War stories from the trenches that are veterinary clinics.

War stories from the trenches that are veterinary clinics.

War stories from the trenches that are veterinary clinics.

War stories from the trenches that are veterinary clinics.

Dr. Joe Bojrab discusses the techniques that will be taught in the Abdominal Surgery wet lab.

Construction will begin this fall on the $150 million DHS National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility (NBAF).

Having your facility's systems integrated saves time and encourages better medicine.

Improve yourself so wages will follow.

Dr. Karen Felsted outlines what she sees as the greatest threat to the veterinary profession.

Dr. Jane Brunt describes a topic she feels would benefit from more attention.

Paula Hammond of Waxhaw, N.C. describes one very memorable patient.

Lead your practice with its future ownership in mind.

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

Front-desk quiz: Test your medical knowledge answer 1C

Dr. Melissa Bain examines whether clients are contributing to pets' bad behavior.

In this edition of The Five, the dvm360 content team delivers updates live from CVC in Kansas City on finding life balance with ownership of a veterinary practice, using social media for marketing, and more.

A recent beta test shows the value of promoting Facebook to your clients ? potentially 4,000 positive word-of-mouth endorsements a month. Here's the report from CVC in Kansas City.

A seasoned veterinarian at the CVC in Kansas City shares the advice he would give a new graduate coming out of veterinary school.

Being an owner doesn't mean you're doomed to work long hours.

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

With today's generation of mobile phone users, that number, including area code, is crucial.

Running water not only sounds nice, it filters the air.

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

dvm360 content director Marnette Falley shares three tips from a session led by veterinary architect Dan Chapel, AIA, at the Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Conference that will help you cut the clutter, improve your work environment, and make a good impression on clients.