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It's never too early to start developing leadership skills in your veterinary team

Posted in Management at 26 March, 2018

"I'm too young to be a leader in my veterinary practice - I wouldn't know where to start!" The fact is whether you're a vet nurse or a veterinarian, as you become more experienced, younger team members, both nurses and vets, will start to look to you for...

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2 Comments Posted by Judy Gillespie, Vetanswers

Not the boss? Doesn't mean you can't become a great leader in your veterinary practice

Posted in Management at 23 November, 2017

Even if you don't have a 'Title' there's no reason why you can't step up into a leadership role, especially if, for whatever reason, you can see there's a bit of a void....

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Posted by Judy Gillespie, Vetanswers

Dear New Grads.....

Posted in Our Community at 09 February, 2017

Dear New Grads, Welcome to the profession. I am writing a little letter to you in honour of my bosses who shaped me and for the profession I love that I hope you will enjoy. You are about to embark on a great adventure. You are no longer being supervised...

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Posted by Dr Ilana Mendels, Creative Director VetPrac

What is it like to be a veterinarian?

Posted in Our Community at 14 November, 2016

Now there is a question that I am asked lots and lots of times usually by young folk who have watched some of the TV shows that usually centre on some young, good looking vet who leaps the fence of some poor suffering owner whilst carrying a medicine box...

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4 Comments Posted by Dr David Challen, East Bundaberg Veterinary Hospital

Don't be afraid of mental health first aid for your veterinary practice

Dont Be Afraid Of Mental Health First Aid In Your Veterinary Practice V2

Posted in Guest Blogger at 14 September, 2016

We can all be gatekeepers of each other's mental health in the veterinary industry. A Veterinarian in your practice seems a little different lately. She is quieter and you're noticing she is struggling to make quick decisions. Additionally, she has .........

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Posted by Rosie Overfield, CCG

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