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News|Articles|February 13, 2014
Get a grip on veterinary support staff costs
Author(s)Mark Opperman, BS, CVPM
It pays to keep an eye on this aspect of practice finances.
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If your clinic's support staff costs constitute more than 22% of revenue, consultant Mark Opperman, CVPM, says you're wasting money. Here he describes how to attack and solve this problem.
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