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Poll: Do Veterinary Nurses Get Adequate Training Opportunities at Their Practice?
We asked our Facebook users, ”Do you feel the training opportunities offered at your veterinary practice or hospital are adequate?
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Be a Force for Change and “Show Up”
It’s an exciting time for the veterinary nursing and technology profession—never before has the veterinary field been so focused on improving the sustainability of a career in veterinary nursing.
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Simulation Training — Just Like the Real Thing
Simulation training can help veterinary nurses develop the skills and confidence to explain and perform certain clinical procedures such as obtaining intraocular pressure or cystocentesis.
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You’ve Been Promoted! Now What?
The road to a positive work environment is paved with respect for one another.
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NAVTA Corner: The Value of VTS Credentials
The Academy of Veterinary Technicians in Diagnostic Imaging was recognized by NAVTA as the 16th veterinary technician specialty.
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Developing Your Role in Hospice and Palliative Care
Veterinary hospice focuses on palliative care for an animal who is terminally ill and support for the animal’s family members.
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Learn. Develop. Mentor. Repeat.
By showing empathy with patients we show that veterinary nursing care comes from the heart.
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The Need for a Standard in Veterinary Technician Credentials
Whether you are a part of the 81% who supported or remained neutral on the title change to “registered veterinary nurse” (RVN) or the 19% who preferred “veterinary technician” on the 2017 National Credential Survey, almost everyone agreed that standardizing of the profession’s credential requirements is important.
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Become a Mentor and Step Up Your Leadership Game
Leadership can be looked at many ways.
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Veterinary Nurse Initiative: A Call to Action
The Veterinary Nurse Initiative is building momentum to create one title with set standards across the United States in 2018.