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Julie shares her thoughts about online continuing education events and the purpose they serve. 2020’s American Humane Veterinary Nurse Hero, she can’t wait to present on neurology in the Vet Tech Thea ... -
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Benita Altier, LVT, VTS (Dentistry) has a passion for dentistry, and if you do too, you can join one of her three sessions taking place at Vet Show @ Home this month! -
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Vet Show @ Home is happening soon! With an entire theater dedicated to content for veterinary technicians, make sure you know which sessions you want to attend ahead of time. -
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If cardiology makes your heart race, check out this interview with Kursten Pierce, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology), who will be presenting on diagnosis and management of cardiovascular diseases at this month ... -
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Researches out of the UK wanted to find out if gender bias still exists in a field once dominated by men that has become well-represented with women. The profession they chose to study? Veterinary med ... -
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Learning how to work with someone in distress is one of the most important aspects of communication in the workplace. Check out these tips for defusing angry clients and managing angry colleagues in y ... -
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Learn about the Medical Director that one team member calls “An exceptional human being and a credit to [the] profession.” -
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2021 is off to a great start in the world of veterinary medicine. Take a look at some of the awesome partnerships and initiatives aimed at progressing diversity, equality, needs, and understanding wit ... -
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The End the Cage Age initiative has garnered huge international support, with 170 animal welfare organizations from around the world behind it. What does this plan mean for animals and how are veterin ... -
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If you see pediatrics in your practice, volunteer with rescues, and have the passion to elevate the level of your technical skills, these lectures presented by Ellen Carozza, LVT are purr-fect for you ... -
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CloserStill Media, the team behind the Vet Shows, has announced the rescheduling of Chicago Vet 2021 to new dates in 2022 and the postponement of Washington DC Vet 2021 until further notice. -
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If you’ll be in the clinic this Valentine’s Day, make the most of it with these 6 easy, last-minute ways to show your work besties, employees, and clients that they are appreciated. -
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No matter your specialty, if you’ve got skin in the Dermatology game, you’re going to want to join these sessions by Dr. Jason Pieper. -
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Celebrate Black History Month with a glimpse into the stories and achievements of some of the most notable African American figures in veterinary medicine. -
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Researches out of NC State conducted a national study of dog owners to find out their willingness to pursue veterinary care, and the findings are significant. -
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Last week, Oregon Veterinarians performed life-saving surgery on Arlo, a TikTok famous police dog, after a speed chase that ended in gunfire. Movie or reality? -
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The Veterinary Industry Giving Tree allows those who need extra help for the holidays to get the help they deserve while allowing those who give for the sake of giving, give whatever they can all year ... -
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Every month, we’ll be shining a light on the vets in your lives that you feel deserve some extra love and appreciation. Nominate them today! -
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Invisible disabilities can make the profession even more challenging for many, so it’s crucial we educate ourselves and others on their impact. -
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Doggie Desserts sound delicious (even for us) but what makes them safe for dogs to eat? And why this sudden move into the pet food market? -
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CloserStill Media has announced the second edition of their Vet Show @ Home, taking place Thursday-Saturday, March 25-27, 2021. -
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Are you tired of hearing how hard 2020 has been? If the answer is yes, here’s how you can do something about it this holiday season. -
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Stress is not a new and challenging concept to grasp nowadays, especially for us veterinary students (and professionals). But do we really understand how it affects us or how it prevails itself? -
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There’s been so much bad news in 2020: it’s time to talk about the good. Look back on a record year for pet adoption, bustling clinics, high employment rate, and much more.
