Diversity and Inclusion
We Need More Hispanic Veterinarians
A profession should look like the people it serves, and by failing to do so, a gap is created in the pipeline for the next generation.
Diversity and Inclusion
Championing Diversity in Veterinary Medicine
I am well-versed in the many forms racism can take, and because of that, it has made me question, “What can be done to improve the direction of this profession for people of color?”
Letters to the Editor
How to Discuss Pet Insurance With Clients
When it comes to pet insurance, no plan or provider is universally better than the rest.
Letters to the Editor
Who Is Listening to Veterinary Technicians?
Veterinary technicians recognize their capabilities in the context of the needs of the practice, but they often feel underutilized and underappreciated.
Letters to the Editor
AVMA Is Committed to Addressing the Industry’s Challenges
“What has been less broadly shared is that there is soon to be an influx of veterinarians that should ensure an ample supply well into the future.”
Letters to the Editor
Using Technology to Address Gender Equality in the Veterinary Profession
Sadly, the gender pay gap very much persists, even after controlling for factors such as experience, specialty and practice type.
Letters to the Editor
To Accommodate Growth, We Must Change
An effective solution is providing new veterinarians with innovative training programs and the opportunity to work while they learn.
Letters to the Editor
Curing Cost Confusion
The “Language of Veterinary Care” guide can help veterinarians become more confident in having cost conversations with pet owners.