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|Events|June 5, 2017
Indispensable Associate: Professional Skills Workshop
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Date: October 12 - October 12, 2017
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What makes a great veterinarian? Gain the key business and communication skills you need to lead a successful practice-and be healthier, savvier, and more fulfilled in your veterinary career-with the Indispensable Associate: Professional Skills workshop.After completing this program, you will have the skills to:Use DISC and Emotional Intelligence to create a positive, productive, and profitable work environmentImprove exam room interactions and make key recommendations that resonate with clients Cultivate better relationships with clients and staff through open communicationRecognize and prevent secondary traumatic stress in yourself and team membersAchieve personal and professional fulfillment in a challenging industryDesigned to meet the specific needs of 2013-2017 graduates, this one-day program is 7 CE credits and offered at no cost based on an educational grant from Zoetis. Includes continental breakfast and lunch.
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Event type: Continuing Education
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Sponsor: Zoetis
For More Information:,American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)
800-883-6301, [email protected], aaha.org/associate
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