Veterinarians are often overworked and underpaid. Their dedication to their patients means that they put in long hours. But even the most dedicated DVM needs a break. It can be incredibly difficult for veterinarians to get away from their jobs.… Read More »Relief Vet Work Can Support Mental Health
Veterinary medicine is facing a long-term DVM shortage. While it’s hard for an individual to impact this macroeconomic trend, there are still things that both practices and current veterinarians can do to influence future vets. That can’t happen without practices… Read More »Improve Customer Service in Your Veterinary Practice and Reduce Stress
Veterinary medicine is a demanding profession and as a veterinarian you have obligations to your patients, pet owners, and your co-workers. How can you manage these different groups and keep some sanity for yourself? Setting boundaries is a form of… Read More »Setting Boundaries with Pet Parents
Every January, it’s the same thing – so many of us make an ambitious New Year’s resolution – lose 10 pounds, do yoga every day, finally give up the cigarettes or the sugar. And every year, those big changes fail.… Read More »5 2022 Resolutions For Veterinarians That You Just Might Keep
The following article includes information and a discussion on suicide, mental health issues, and mental health services. If you are experience feelings of depression or suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255) or www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org. As many… Read More »Common Mental Health Crises and How to Help
The COVID-19 pandemic has put the entire world in a situation many didn’t think possible in modern times. Plagues and pandemics and global shutdowns were tucked away in 14th century Europe or cut scenes from post-apocalyptic video games. However, nearly… Read More »This Valentine’s Day Be Your Own Valentine