Now is the perfect time to dive in to telemedicine, but the process can be intimidating. In this episode, our tele-technology consultant will teach you how to swim in these uncharted waters.
The coronavirus pandemic has hit humanity hard in every aspect of life, not the least of which is the economy. How can how practice owners protect their staff and ensure the viability of their businesses during this crisis and into the future?
When very little is certain and all you can do is contemplate worst-case scenarios, how do you prevent mental health issues from spiraling?
Even without a global public health emergency, telemedicine is an invaluable tool for any veterinarian to have in their arsenal.
Veterinary medicine is known to be one of the least diverse professions in America, which can create fertile ground for discrimination and marginalization.
Studies have shown that being an active member of a trade organization makes professionals more successful than their non-member colleagues. But how can you get involved?
CBD products seem to be everywhere—from beauty salons to grocery stores to the internet—and rumors of its virtues have spread from coast to coast. With this growing popularity, veterinarians have been fielding questions from curious clients who want an alternative method to cure Fluffy or Fido of their ailments.
It's a well-known fact that post-graduate education—especially veterinary school—is expensive, and crippling student loan debt has become a hot topic of discussion in the veterinary community.
Although ASF has not yet been detected in the United States, the possibility of the disease's appearance has become a hot topic of conversation in the veterinary community.