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If helping animals in need—beyond those with loving owners and disposable funds—is a true passion of yours, consider what you can do to reach those patients and give them their happy, healthy lives back.
One Health is the collaborative effort of human, veterinary, and environmental medicine on a local, national, and global level.
We are all aiming to elevate the profession and agree that standardizing the credentials is the way forward, leading to better consistency, recognition, mobility and reciprocity, and title protection.
Hear from TVN’s Editor in Chief on the COVID-19 pandemic and the winners of the NAVC’s Rippie Scholarship.
Renaming veterinary technology programs to veterinary nursing programs is a major step for the VNI and the profession.
Veterinary nurses have a multitude of specializing career paths following accreditation.
As pet owners begin to treat their companion animals as family members, they expect a deeper relationship with their veterinary team.
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.
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.
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