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In early August, Compassion-First Pet Hospitals announced the launch of an educational development program called the Compassion-First Technician and Assistant Development Program.
The National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America (NAVTA) presents annually the Veterinary Technician of the Year (TOY) Award to individuals who provide leadership to the profession and also contribute to the association’s goals and overall advancement in the field of veterinary nursing and technology.
At the 2018 VMX Conference, three outstanding veterinary nurse leaders received the inaugural Dr.
The nomination period for the fifth annual American Humane Hero Veterinary Nurse Awards officially closed earlier this month.
According to a survey conducted by Banfield Pet Hospital® in 2018, 91% of pet owners are not prepared for the next natural disaster.
There are nearly 10 billion food and companion animals in the United States.
PTSD-afflicted veterans searching for a solution find solace through the human-animal bond.
NAVC and UBM will deliver an expanded conference experience in San Diego that includes veterinary professionals, pet retailers and pet owners Orlando, FL, February 3 — The North American Veterinary Community (NAVC) is excited to announce a strategic alliance with UBM Animal Care that will create a new conference experience in December 2018-Vet+Pet West, a paradigm-shifting
Earlier this month, Banfield Pet Hospital introduced the newest edition of its anesthetic and pain management guidelines and protocols: Anesthesia and Analgesia for the Veterinary Practitioner: Canine and Feline.
In a legislative report, Tennessee State Representative Pat Marsh shared his thoughts on a recent piece of legislation concerning the change of the veterinary technician title to veterinary nurse.