What is Veterinary Team Brief?
Veterinary Team Brief delivers practical skills for team-based medicine—with medical strategies for team training, a concise new format, essential training modules, easy-to-implement protocols, and peer-reviewed credibility. From the publisher of Clinician's Brief.
Recent Articles
5 Preventive Care Services Every Practice Should Provide
Education about preventive care is of enormous value to clients, their pets, and veterinary practices. More.
Becoming a Great Veterinary Technician
Why did we become veterinary technicians? We went through school and internships to become technically proficient so that we could give our patients the best possible care. More.
Assessing Effect of Traumatic Stress on Veterinarians
This study considered the relevance of perpetration-induced traumatic stress (PITS) to veterinary medicine, with particular reference to mass killings of healthy animals. More.
How to Ask for a Raise―and Get It!
As a veterinary team member, you may have seen your pay frozen in time because of all the uncertainty, but as your practice becomes busier, it may be time to discuss your earning potential with your boss. More.
Social Media: A Formula for Success
Social media must be well thought out with a plan of execution and schedule of activity. More.
Does Gender Affect Career & Salary Expectations?
First-year veterinary students were surveyed to investigate how gender affected career and remuneration expectations. More.
Real Estate: Major Driver for a Practice Purchase
Dreaming about real estate may not be as exciting as dreaming about practice ownership, but real estate is a key component of any practice purchase and is crucial to consider when evaluating a potential practice purchase. More.
What book outside of veterinary medicine has inspired the way you work?
Three practice owners answer. More.
Coworkers Who Drive You Crazy
Coworkers can drive you crazy! What can you do? As coaches, we recognize that there are always choices. More.
Guidelines for Optimal Dental Care
This summary of standard veterinary dental care guidelines described the necessary components to perform procedures. More.
Characteristics of Leadership in the Clinical Setting
Leadership and how leadership skills can be attained are well covered in management sciences literature. However, less information is available about leadership in clinical settings. More.
Reaping the Rewards: 10 Inexpensive Ways to Show Appreciation
Raises and perks are only some of the strategies that many use to engage their employees and elevate their practice’s effectiveness. But wouldn’t everyone like to have a few more star team members? More.
Marketing Your Practice—and Yourself
By understanding yourself and the services you provide, and by taking these steps to move your marketing efforts forward, you have a better chance of accomplishing your goals and building the career that you want. More.
Demonstrating the Value of Diagnostics Through Client Education
Clients understand very little about their pet’s health and the need for veterinary care. Therefore it is critical that veterinarians and other team members focus on client education. More.
How to Implement a Behavior Program in Your Practice
Behavior problems are complex and can be intimidating for veterinary team members who are considering integrating this service into their practice. More.
