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In this episode of So You're a Vet, Now What?, Dr. Moriah McCauley sits down with Dr. Kathryn Miller of Rocking KM Veterinary Services, a mixed animal practice in central Kansas that's rewriting the mentorship playbook for rural medicine. Dr. Miller shares how her practice has embraced a culture of mentorship—not just for new grads, but for the entire team.
She opens up about how mentorship became a cornerstone of their clinic’s growth, the structure they developed to support new grads, and the mindset shift that’s helped everyone on the team—from CSRs to senior vets—grow through collaboration. Through candid reflections, we learn how knowing your team's personalities can make or break a mentorship experience.
Whether you're a vet student unsure what to ask for in a first job, or a practice owner hoping to build a program from scratch, this episode is packed with honest insights and ideas you can take back to your clinic.
Episode Outline
[00:00] – Meet Dr. Kathryn Miller and Rocking KM Vet Services
[00:01] – What Mentorship Means in Their Practice
[00:03] – Culture and Collaboration Across the Team
[00:05] – Supporting the Rural Veterinary Community
[00:07] – Mentorship Beyond Doctors: CSRs and Techs
[00:09] – Growth in Confidence for New Grads
[00:11] – The Mentor's Learning Curve
[00:13] – Communication Styles and Personality Clashes
[00:15] – Building a Written Mentorship Plan
[00:17] – What Success Looks Like in Practice
[00:19] – Advice for Vet Students Seeking the Right Fit
Episode Links
Learn more about Rocking KM Veterinary Services: https://rockingkmvet.com
Follow them on Instagram: @rockingkmvet
Mentioned in this episode:
So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course
Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills.
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In this episode of So You're a Vet, Now What?, Dr. Moriah McCauley sits down with Dr. Kathryn Miller of Rocking KM Veterinary Services, a mixed animal practice in central Kansas that's rewriting the mentorship playbook for rural medicine. Dr. Miller shares how her practice has embraced a culture of mentorship—not just for new grads, but for the entire team.
She opens up about how mentorship became a cornerstone of their clinic’s growth, the structure they developed to support new grads, and the mindset shift that’s helped everyone on the team—from CSRs to senior vets—grow through collaboration. Through candid reflections, we learn how knowing your team's personalities can make or break a mentorship experience.
Whether you're a vet student unsure what to ask for in a first job, or a practice owner hoping to build a program from scratch, this episode is packed with honest insights and ideas you can take back to your clinic.
Episode Outline
[00:00] – Meet Dr. Kathryn Miller and Rocking KM Vet Services
[00:01] – What Mentorship Means in Their Practice
[00:03] – Culture and Collaboration Across the Team
[00:05] – Supporting the Rural Veterinary Community
[00:07] – Mentorship Beyond Doctors: CSRs and Techs
[00:09] – Growth in Confidence for New Grads
[00:11] – The Mentor's Learning Curve
[00:13] – Communication Styles and Personality Clashes
[00:15] – Building a Written Mentorship Plan
[00:17] – What Success Looks Like in Practice
[00:19] – Advice for Vet Students Seeking the Right Fit
Episode Links
Learn more about Rocking KM Veterinary Services: https://rockingkmvet.com
Follow them on Instagram: @rockingkmvet
Mentioned in this episode:
So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course
Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills.