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Quote of the Day! “The best doctor in the world is the veterinarian. He can't ask his patients what is the matter — he's got to just know” -Will Rogers See the first comment to order your book now! #drpaullevy #RoadtoDentalSuccess #DentalJourney #dentalreflections #HealthcareInsights #dentalexploration #dentalprofessionals #patientcare
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🎉 Congratulations! You've landed the interview! Now it's time to prepare... This question is a classic! 🐶 Fitting with this week's career theme of veterinarian, here's 6 things you might include in your answer as you interview for your next veterinarian position: ✅ Express Passion: Show enthusiasm for veterinary medicine and a genuine interest in the well-being of animals. Let your passion shine through. ✅ Highlight Learning Goals: Emphasize your commitment to ongoing education and professional development. Discuss any specific areas of veterinary medicine you'd like to explore. ✅ Demonstrate Commitment: Showcase your dedication to the clinic and your intention to contribute positively. Talk about how you plan to grow within the organization. ✅ Speak to Leadership Potential: If applicable, express your interest in taking on more responsibility and leadership roles as you gain experience. ✅ Connect to Values: Align your aspirations with the values of the veterinary practice. Demonstrate that your vision for the future complements the clinic's mission. ✅ Showcase Adaptability: Communicate a willingness to adapt to changes in the field and the clinic's evolving needs. Veterinarians who can navigate shifts in the industry are highly valued. ✨ Remember, authenticity is key. Craft a response that genuinely reflects your aspirations and aligns with the values of the veterinary practice. 🐾 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #successinscience #interviewprep #interviewquestion #interviewcoaching #careercoaching #mockinterview #STEMcareer #collegestudent #gradstudent #veterinarian #sciencecareer #careerquestion #vet #vetmed #vetinterview
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🐾Breaking Boundaries in Veterinary Medicine As a passionate 31-year-old Veterinary Assistant Surgeon in the government sector, I've hit a crossroads that many of you might relate to. Despite my love for animal care, I've found myself in an environment where 1. recognition is scarce, 2. career growth seems like a distant dream, and 3. the words 'innovation' and 'creativity' rarely make an appearance. The job description? Pretty straightforward – follow orders, treat animals, and yes, drown in endless register work. 📚🐶 In this era where AI and digital advancements are transforming industries, it's baffling how some sectors, including my own, cling to the old-school pen-and-paper trail. But here's the twist - I refuse to let the status quo define my career trajectory. 🚀 I'm a self-starter, continuously upskilling and pushing the boundaries of what's expected. I'm proud to contribute to the development of groundbreaking veterinary products. By providing comprehensive case studies and articles, I help shine a spotlight on deserving products that can revolutionize animal healthcare. It's not just about treating our furry friends; it's about shaping the future of veterinary medicine. 📈🐾 Let's connect! If you're in the veterinary field, pharma, I'd love to hear your thoughts. How are you driving change in your role? 🤝 #VeterinaryMedicine #Innovation #CareerGrowth #ContinuousLearning #Pharmaceuticals #DigitalTransformation #AnimalHealth #GovernmentSector #BreakingBarriers #Networking
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Taking Risks and Building a Reputation as a Veterinarian Surgeon Learn how being a steward of other people's capital as a veterinarian surgeon can be stressful yet rewarding. Discover strategies to balance a successful surgical career while maintaining a trusted reputation as a syndicator and fund manager. #VeterinarianSurgeon #BuildingReputation #TakingRisks #SurgicalCareer #Syndicator #FundManager #BalancingCareer #ManagingCapital #VeterinarySuccess #BusinessStewardship
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🌟 Veterinary Career Growth Unleashed! 🌟 🎓 Fresh out of vet school and into the dynamic world of a large veterinary hospital, the journey for a graduate veterinary surgeon is as exciting as it is promising! Here's a glimpse into the typical career ladder: 👩⚕️🐾 **Year 1-3: Junior Veterinary Surgeon** - You're in the thick of it now, learning the ropes and honing those surgical skills. - It's all about hands-on experience, from routine check-ups to assisting in complex surgeries. - You'll be under the wing of seasoned pros, soaking up knowledge like a sponge! 🔍 **Year 3-5: Associate Veterinary Surgeon** - You've earned your stripes and now you're taking on more responsibility. - Expect to lead some surgeries and have a say in treatment plans. - It's time to start specialising if there's an area that's captured your heart. 🔬 **Year 5-8: Senior Veterinary Surgeon** - You're a go-to expert now, leading your own team. - Complex cases? No problem. You're the Sherlock Holmes of veterinary mysteries. - Mentorship becomes part of your role - guiding the next gen of vets. 🏅 **Year 8-10: Head of Department/Specialist** - Whether it's cardiology or neurology, you're the specialist others look up to. - You're shaping the future of veterinary medicine with research and development contributions. - Leadership is key - you're not just working on animals, but also on strategy and hospital growth. 🚀 **10+ Years: Hospital Director/Partner** - The big leagues! You're steering the ship now. - Overseeing hospital operations, managing staff, and setting the bar for animal care. - Your vision is what propels the hospital forward. Remember, this path isn't set in stone. The beauty of veterinary medicine is in the diverse opportunities it presents. Who knows? You might find your calling in teaching, corporate veterinary medicine, or even global animal health! 📈 Embrace the journey, and let each step up be a story of passion and dedication. Your career is what you make of it - and the lives you touch, both animal and human, are the true markers of success. #VeterinaryCareers #VetLife #CareerProgression
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Evidenced based AI is a great tool to add to your tool box!
Metron-IQ -- a powerful AI assistant for the practicing veterinarian.
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🎓 Maximizing CME Benefits: Understanding CME Expenses for Veterinarians 🎓 🎥 "How Much Should a Veterinarian Get for CME Expenses?" presented by Attorney Renee Osipov of Chelle Law, is an informative video for veterinarians and veterinary associates looking to understand the typical Continuing Medical Education (CME) expenses and how they should be addressed in employment contracts. This video provides valuable insights into the importance of CME for professional development and what veterinarians should expect in terms of reimbursement for these expenses. 📚💰 🔍 Continuing Medical Education is essential for veterinarians to stay updated with the latest medical advancements and maintain high standards of care. Understanding how CME expenses are covered and what is considered reasonable reimbursement is crucial for negotiating employment contracts and ensuring your professional development needs are met. 👉 Key Insights from the Video: 1️⃣ 📈 Importance of CME Reimbursement: Learn why CME is a critical component of veterinary practice and how reimbursement for these expenses should be a standard part of your employment contract. 2️⃣ 💲 Typical CME Expenses: Discover what constitutes typical CME expenses, including conference fees, travel costs, and educational materials, and how much veterinarians should expect to receive for these expenses. 3️⃣ 🤝 Negotiating Your Contract: Gain insights into negotiating CME reimbursement in your employment contract, ensuring that it adequately covers your ongoing education and professional development needs. 📢 Whether you're a new graduate vet, an experienced practitioner, or managing a veterinary practice, understanding CME expenses and reimbursement is crucial. This video provides the knowledge you need to advocate for your professional development and ensure your contract supports your continued growth and excellence in veterinary medicine. 👇 Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/gRKanXSW #VeterinaryMedicine #CMEExpenses #ProfessionalDevelopment #VeterinarianCareers #ContinuingEducation
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Hey Vet Clinic Managers 👋 Have you ever found yourself in the middle of a tense team meeting or a one-on-one filled with awkward silences? When tensions rise and difficult conversations become inevitable, the emotional stakes are high for everyone involved. Difficult conversations are often part of the job — especially in an environment with as many stressors as veterinary medicine — but they don't have to be a stumbling block. Here are some tools to help you navigate difficult conversations with empathy. 1️⃣ Active Listening: The first step in any difficult conversation is to listen—truly listen. Understand not just the words but also the emotions behind them. ⭐️ Example: If a veterinary technician feels overwhelmed and finally speaks up, don't rush to solutions. Listen to understand the full scope of their stress. 2️⃣ Non-Defensive Communication: It's natural to become defensive when faced with criticism. However, this reaction can quickly stifle productive dialogue. ⭐️ Example: If a receptionist suggests that the appointment system is inefficient, rather than defending the status quo, ask for their ideas on how to improve it. 3️⃣ Transparency: Trust is built on honesty. If there are limitations to what can be done, be upfront about it. ⭐️ Example: If a veterinary assistant is looking for more growth opportunities, be honest about any budget constraints but also explore alternative avenues for professional development. 4️⃣ Seek the Win-Win: The goal should always be a resolution that benefits both parties. This is not a zero-sum game. ⭐️ Example: If two veterinarians disagree on a treatment plan, facilitate a discussion where both can contribute to a mutually beneficial solution. Remember, these tools are more than just conversation starters; they're the foundation of an empathetic work culture. It’s important to be consistent and use these tools in addition to other ways you’re supporting your veterinary staff. And in case nobody has told you lately — thank you for being part of the change we need in veterinary medicine. #veterinary #veterinarymedicine #vetmed
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Here are some tips for a veterinarian interview: 1. Research the Clinic: Learn about the clinic or hospital you're interviewing with, including their services, specialties, and reputation in the community. 2. Know Your Resume: Be prepared to discuss your education, experience, and any relevant skills or certifications listed on your resume. 3. Practice Common Questions: Anticipate questions about your experience working with animals, handling difficult situations, and your approach to veterinary care. Practice your responses to these questions beforehand. 4. Showcase Your Skills: Highlight your technical skills, such as performing surgeries, administering medications, and handling various types of animals. Provide examples of successful cases or situations where you demonstrated your expertise. 5. Demonstrate Empathy: Show your compassion for animals and their owners. Discuss how you communicate with clients, handle emotional situations, and prioritize animal welfare. 6. Ask Questions: Prepare thoughtful questions to ask the interviewer about the clinic's culture, team dynamics, patient care philosophy, and opportunities for professional development. 7. Dress Professionally: Wear professional attire that reflects the seriousness of the interview and the veterinary profession. 8. Follow Up: Send a thank-you email or note to the interviewer after the interview, expressing your appreciation for the opportunity and reiterating your interest in the position.
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Did you know colic is one of the most common reasons for a call to the veterinarian? Knowing what to expect when the owner calls the veterinarian can be helpful in achieving the best outcome. Read a new blog article in our educational series by guest writer Fairfield Bain DVM MBA Diplomate ACVIM, ACVP, ACVECC Read more: https://lnkd.in/gaFxKVN2
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