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|Events|August 25, 2020
Free webinar: Building digital care in your veterinary practice
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
This 1-hour event is a must for veterinary practice owners, managers, and anyone involved in client communication and practice operations.
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Today, leveraging digital tools in your veterinary practice is absolutely vital to remaining connected with your clients. But some digital strategies and tools can do much more than keep you connected. They can also give you better insight into client compliance, inventory management, and much more.
In this RACE-approved webinar, industry expert and IT digital strategist Eric Garcia will share key areas to consider when digitizing your practice—and how best to go about implementing your digital strategy.
Title: Building Digital Care
Date: Wednesday, September 2, 2020
Time: 7:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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Duration: 1 hour
About the speaker
When it comes to helping veterinary practices streamline their technology and attract and retain clients, Eric Garcia has a proven track record of educating the industry and producing results. Nearly a decade ago, as an IT administrator in a large veterinary clinic, Garcia was instrumental in overhauling the hospital's technology, including a complete network restructuring, the integration of diagnostic tools, and deployment of new practice management software. Once this comprehensive technology solution was in place, Garcia quickly moved into a business management role, applying his IT acumen to the larger goal of growing the practice. In 2009, Garcia founded Simply Done Tech Solutions with a mission to help veterinary practices everywhere improve their services and marketing communications efforts.
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This program has been RACE-approved for 1.00 hour of continuing education credit.
This webinar is funded by Covetrus.
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