Read how this issue embodies honoring your calling in life, sign up for VMX 2024 before early-bird registration ends, and check out a TVP article on pet insurance.
Community and continuing education are vital components for lasting in the veterinary nursing profession. Joining associations and organizations allows for both of those elements and more.
Among the first to begin in-home end-of-life care and euthanasias, Tammy shares what prompted her to pursue this passion, how she wed business and veterinary medicine, and the importance of self care and veterinary nurse utilization.
As the veterinary nursing profession continues to develop around the world, it is important to consider how we fit in to animal health care worldwide as well as cultural nuances.
Studying isn't always as easy as re-reading a textbook or some notes. In order to study efficiently and successfully, utilize multiple learning styles and boost your confidence with the power of reflection.
New articles on imaging positioning, nutrition math, and opioid-free analgesia; open applications for 2024's Rippie Scholarship; and an exclusive look inside a veterinary assistant program at a California correctional facility.
Diagnostic and advanced imaging specialists have a plethora of modalities at their disposal that have the ability to see what's going on inside patients.
Everyone has that one "soul pet" or patient that was a catalyst in their career. When Deana's beloved dog was diagnosed with a disease requiring extensive rehabilitation, she took it upon herself to learn everything she could about rehab, and then applied it to helping other patients and veterinary nurses.
