Personal/Professional Development
How to Read and Interpret Veterinary Medical Research Studies
One category of learning that is often overlooked but can provide a wealth of increased knowledge centers on published research and how these findings can be utilized in clinical settings.
Personal/Professional Development
Advocating for Veterinary Patients
It can be hard to speak up to clients or superiors but your oath is first and foremost to patients and their wellbeing.
Personal/Professional Development
The Sky’s the Limit: Eli Olind, LVT, Shares His Journey From Rodeo to Advocacy
Olind’s career path in rural Montana led him to get involved with the Big Sky Veterinary Technician Association and be instrumental in passing legislation for the licensure of veterinary technicians under the Montana State Veterinary Board.
Personal/Professional Development
Paying for Education
There is a substantial cost to earning a degree and obtaining CE, but luckily there are a few ways to offset these expenditures.
Personal/Professional Development
Fresh Perspectives and Skills
This Spring issue offers a reset and reminds us that anything is possible—even a perfect blood smear!Personal/Professional Development
Elevating the Profession Through License Renewal Requirements for Veterinary Nurses/Technicians
Changes include the renewal schedule, nonmedical CE limitations, and recognized approving bodies.
Personal/Professional Development
Providing Veterinary Medical Advice to Friends and Family
Veterinary nurses should adhere to laws and regulations, maintaining boundaries while attempting to provide the best care for their friends’ and families’ pets.
Personal/Professional Development
A Call to Action: Lexi Dickens on Mobile Veterinary Care, Mentoring, and Leadership
Whether it’s through disaster response or helping new hires, Lexi Dickens believes in the power of building others up.