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|Events|January 15, 2018
VMC School of Veterinary Practice Management
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Date: October 15 - October 19, 2018
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Attend our comprehensive and intensive one-week course. Well cover: Daily operations, including inventory & client service Human resources Financial management, including controlling costs, fee schedules & capturing lost charges MarketingYou'll get significant, long-term value from your investment: outstanding tools, impressive skills and follow-up coaching that will support your practice and enrich your career (40 CE hours toward your CVPM certification)!
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Event type: One-Week Comprehensive Training for Practice Managers, Owners and Key Staff
Event Address: Denver Airport Marriott at Gateway Park16455 E. 40th Circle, Aurora, Colorado, United States
For More Information:Sue Merritt,VMC, Inc.
4525 Lili Drive ,Lawrence ,Kansas ,66049 ,United States
3036748169, [email protected], vmc-inc.com
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