|Videos|July 12, 2023
Better pay for new graduates, compassionate care scholarships, and more
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
Dr Adam Christman recaps the latest in veterinary news for students
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Welcome to another exciting episode of dvm360 Live!™, hosted by Adam Christman, DVM, MBA. In today's episode, Christman brings you the latest news stories that are shaping the veterinary profession. From encouraging financial advancements to fostering compassion in veterinary care, these stories highlight the progressive efforts within the field. Let's dive into the details and explore the positive developments in the world of veterinary medicine.
Recent Veterinary Graduate Compensation Up, Debt Down : Evidence suggests we’re making headway regarding the financial health of veterinarians, but we’re not out of the woodsHumane Society Veterinary Medical Association Announces 2023 Compassionate Care Veterinary Student Scholarships : HSVMA will award 5 scholarships to veterinary students attending AVMA-accredited veterinary schools across the globe
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