Personal/Professional Development Archives | Page 8 of 19

Don’t Forget Your Sword

The veterinary profession is full of people pleasers and perfectionists, so the fear of failure can derail the desire for change.

If I take extra time to help someone understand a problem, I consider it time well spent.

Sports fan and music lover Dr. Kemba L. Marshall knew at 8 years old where life was taking her.

10 secrets for new DVMs from a longtime veterinarian.

Gazing together can give clarity, comfort and a feeling of control to those we want to develop and retain.

Helping others in your off hours can provide a fresh perspective on life and neutralize professional burnout.

NAVTA President Jamie Rauscher is a voracious reader, a fan of country music and hair bands, and someone who enjoys hot bubble baths.

Every strategy, decision and recommendation must have your best interests at heart.

Empowering team members is much better than suffering through debilitating stress and exhaustion.

The prognosis is good if we step in to treat the patient, ourselves and our profession.