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Personal/Professional Development

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 profession

Personal/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.

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.

Emergency Medicine/Critical Care

Critical Thinking in Veterinary Trauma Care

Trauma is a common event in veterinary hospitals and can result from a number of sources.

Personal/Professional Development

The Art of Teaching in Higher Education

Veterinary medicine has evolved so vastly in recent years that veterinary nurses have many potential career paths available.

Personal/Professional Development

A Focus on Utilization

There has been a significant amount of focus on veterinary technician utilization—or rather, underutilization—as an issue within our profession.

Personal/Professional Development

The Magic of New Beginnings

Self-reflection can provide lessons, insights, and clarity for the future.

Personal/Professional Development

Poll: Are You Planning to Advance or Change Your Career?

When we asked our Facebook fans whether they were planning to advance or change their career, the results — 65% said “yes” and 35% said “no” — weren’t surprising.

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