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More than two months after Hurricane Helene devastated parts of Western North Carolina, many groups are still trying to find a new “normal.” Recently, one group of volunteers spent time at one of the first animal hospitals to open after the storm to help rebuild.
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Veterinary social workers provide much needed support to those working in clinical practice—and to clients, too. Here’s what you should know about the help they offer, as well as details on how to seek the aid you need.
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As AAHA’s Stay, Please study found, flexibility in scheduling and job duties is a strong driver of both retention and attrition in veterinary medicine. In other words, when flexibility is done well, it inspires good people to stay. But when it’s done poorly, it’s also a top reason why people leave their current jobs in clinical practice—or even clinical practice altogether.
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Veterinary professionals are particularly susceptible to suicide. The Cost of Caring explores why.
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AAHA will introduce the Community Care Guidelines for Small Animal Practice next month. Read on for a preview of the new guidelines.
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This month’s grand prize winner is Mikayla Wrasse, CVT, of University of Illinois Vet Med South Clinic!
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Mentorship benefits veterinary practices in numerous ways, from improving retention to increasing the bottom line. And the good news is, your practice can use existing resources to get started with a mentorship program.
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August 26 is a day to celebrate our canine pals everywhere. While the official International Dog Day holiday has only been around for 20 years, dogs have been by our side for thousands of years. We’ve created a list of all of our recent resources focused on our four-legged friends.
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What are you hoping to gain from a mentoring relationship? We’ve got the questions to ask—and the steps to take—to make sure your mentorship experience is a successful one.
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Can you recycle carpet-covered cat furniture? Not likely. And it turns out, breaking down the components of the carpeting, adhesives, and backing might not be so healthy either, as it can release the potentially harmful stuff underneath. So what is an environmentally conscious person to do?
