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|Videos|February 1, 2023
Meet the BlackDVM Network
Author(s)Caitlin McCafferty, Content Producer
During this interview with dvm360®, Dr Tierra Price sheds light on the BlackDVM Network
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Today marks the first day of Black History Month. Throughout the month, dvm360® is joined by veterinary professionals to discuss its importance in veterinary medicine and beyond. To begin the month, Tierra Price, DVM, MPH, founder and CEO of the BlackDVM Network, offers the dvm360® audience insight into what the BlackDVM Network is, and its goal within veterinary medicine.
The following is a partial transcript of the video.
Tierra Price, DVM, MPH: BlackDVM Network is an online platform for the empowerment of Black veterinary professionals. Our vision is really to elevate Black veterinary professionals to their full potential through individual coaching, networking, and providing resources.
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