Human Resources

Fix the disconnect

Bad communication will stunt a veterinary practice’s growth. Staff meetings and active listening can ease tensions and create a more productive workplace.

Human Resources

Who’s managing your practice?

Employees can’t run on autopilot. They need proper training, oversight and feedback. You’re not doing your job if policies aren’t enforced and necessary discipline isn’t meted out.

Finance

Automation gets the job done

You don’t have to do everything as a veterinary practice owner. From bookkeeping to budgeting, technology will save you time and money.

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How to negotiate a starting salary

How can a veterinarian effectively negotiate in today’s job market? The answer depends on many things, some within a person’s control and some that are not.

Human Resources

Welcome, Generation Z

The newest wave of veterinary employees, Generation Z, is looking for fun workplaces, ethical brands and more interaction with supervisors.

Human Resources

Save a life

A “four eyes” approach to drug security and a well-publicized employee assistance program are two crucial steps your practice can take today to help prevent suicide in veterinary medicine.

Human Resources

Employ a strategy to build a happy team

Why do veterinary team members leave your veterinary practice, and how can you get them to stay? Let’s explore.

Human Resources

Stop Hiring for Culture Fit

Employing people who share your values will elevate a veterinary practice by introducing different perspectives and creating a more diverse workforce.

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An Uphill Job

If you’re struggling to find — and hire — an associate veterinarian for your practice, get to work fixing the problem. You can do it.

Human Resources

Unintended Consequences

How to implement key performance indicators in your veterinary practice that track employee satisfaction and success.

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