Dental Month in Vet Med: The Season of Scaling Teeth and Managing Expectations Dental Month hits veterinary clinics every year like clockwork. The promos go out, the schedules fill up, and suddenly half the clinic is running on dental charts, extractions, and the...
The Difference Between a Busy Clinic and a Broken One Vet clinics are busy by nature. High demand, emotional cases, packed schedules, and limited staffing are part of the profession. But there’s an important distinction that often gets overlooked:Busy does not...
Expanding CE Beyond the Exam Room: Investing in Your Front Desk When people think about continuing education (CE) in vet med, the spotlight usually lands on vets and techs. Clinical skills, medical updates, licensing requirements – it all makes sense. But one...
Returning to Vet Med After Loss: Navigating Grief in an Emotionally Demanding Position Coming back to vet med after a loss – whether it’s the death of a loved one, a pregnancy loss, a traumatic event, or any other kind of life-altering experience – can...
What Veterinary Practices Should Leave Behind in the New Year Broken processes, burnout culture, and unrealistic expectations included. The start of a new year is often framed as a time for fresh goals and big resolutions. But in vet med, sometimes the most...
The Introvert’s Guide to Working the Front Desk in December How to survive holiday chaos without fully disassociating. December is loud. The music is loud.The lobby is loud.The phones are loud. The clients are loud. And if you’re an introvert working the front desk in...
