News|Articles|November 2, 2016

Video: The introvert veterinarian vs. the extrovert veterinarian

Youve got personality, and regardless of where you lie on the introvert-extrovert spectrum, you can be you and a brilliant veterinarian at the same time.

According to a 2013 dvm360 survey, 34 percent of veterinarians consider themselves introverted and 19 percent believe they are extroverts. 36 percent felt they lie somewhere in the middle. Regardless of where you land, your personality can be an asset to the profession.

Allow Sarah Wooten, DVM, to demonstrate:

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