Personal/Professional Development
A Light in the Storm
Hear from TVN’s Editor in Chief on the COVID-19 pandemic and the winners of the NAVC’s Rippie Scholarship.
Personal/Professional Development
The Road to Veterinary Nursing
Renaming veterinary technology programs to veterinary nursing programs is a major step for the VNI and the profession.
Personal/Professional Development
Mending the Broken: Lifelong Learning Through Restoration
Veterinary nurses have a multitude of specializing career paths following accreditation.
Personal/Professional Development
How Veterinary Professionals Can Engage the Modern Client
As pet owners begin to treat their companion animals as family members, they expect a deeper relationship with their veterinary team.
Personal/Professional Development
Recognizing the Best
The Earl H. Rippie, Jr. Veterinary Nurse Leadership Scholarship recognizes veterinary nurses who have demonstrated leadership skills and have made a positive impact on the professionPersonal/Professional Development
The Veterinary Technician Association’s Role in Public Education
Veterinary technician associations are on the front lines of advocating for the profession at the state level and providing public education so that the critical work performed by members of our profession is recognized.
Personal/Professional Development
Building Meaningful Connections
While the goal of most other veterinary professionals is to help as many pets as possible, that isn’t possible without also making meaningful connections with clients.
Personal/Professional Development
Stop Workplace Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying has the same effects, and should have the same repercussions, as traditional bullying or harassment.
Pain Management
No Pain, All Gain: Becoming a Certified Veterinary Pain Practitioner
Becoming a Certified Veterinary Pain Practitioner is a great way for veterinary nurses to be more involved patients’ pain management process and client education and compliance.
Personal Wellbeing
A New Solution: Relief Veterinary Technicians
The concept of a Relief Credentialed Veterinary Technician (rCVT)/Nurse is new to many managers and practice owners, but could drastically improve the teamwork and efficiency of a clinic or hospital.