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VTS in Dentistry

Specializing in any area of veterinary medicine opens many doors. Earning a VTS credential takes time, expertise, and money, but investing in yourself will pay off.

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Résumés: Putting Your Best Foot Forward

In presenting your résumé, aim to intrigue the manager with the depiction of you, the person, and not just you, the veterinary nurse.

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Clinic Champion: Cholette Ness

Cholette Ness has led a life of service for others and their pets. From Mexico to St. Croix to Seattle, Washington, Ness has given her abilities and time to those in need, and that is why she is the first of 4 Clinic Champions.

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Stepping Forward

The veterinary nursing profession is full of strong-willed, loving, smart individuals.

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Making Strides Toward Optimal Utilization

There are many ways to promote proper veterinary nurse/technician utilization, and it starts with bravery, pride, and education.

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The Euthanasia Experience

Euthanasia is not just a medical event, it is a complex procedure. Emotions are high all around and communication and empathy are your biggest allies.

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Veterinary Nursing as a Military Spouse

Military spouses who work as veterinary nurses face many obstacles in advancing their careers, but they can succeed due to their unique qualifications and several resources designed to help them along their journey.

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Fostering: An Open Home and an Open Heart

Fostering is the next best thing to adopting, and it is often an essential step in getting a pet into their forever home.

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By Appointment Only

There are many benefits to these clinics but increasing the welfare and quality of life for these patients must be the most important.

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The Future of Veterinary Nursing

Telehealth will be a major part of veterinary medicine moving forward, and many of these capabilities are a part of the everyday routine for many veterinary nurses already.

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