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Ep. 83 | Communication Tips for Common Challenges in Vet Med: Delivering Bad News, Imposter Syndrome, Medical Complications, and more with Dr. Josh Rosen
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In this episode of 'Life Boost with Amelia,' Dr. Amelia invites Dr. Josh Rosen back for a detailed discussion on applying clinical empathy and communication skills in veterinary practice. They cover how to deliver bad news, manage euthanasia, handle imposter syndrome, navigate uncertainties in exams, and deal with difficult clients. Dr. Josh shares valuable strategies for maintaining professionalism and compassion, improving team communication, and setting boundaries. They also emphasize the importance of self-care, curiosity and a growth mindset, and community support in creating a sustainable and fulfilling veterinary career.
Ways to get in touch with Dr. Josh Rosen:
- Instagram - @dogtorjosh
- TikTok - @_dogtorjosh
- Email - [email protected]
- Website - www.dogtorjosh.com
Ways to get in touch with Amelia:
- Tapping anti-anxiety tool: www.lifeboost.today/mysecretweapon
- Beat The Burnout (free - RACE-approved for 4 hours of CE): www.lifeboost.today/beatburnout
- Unicorn vet hospital survey (free for all vet hospitals): www.lifeboost.today/unicornhospitalsurvey
- Curious about working together? Fill out these questions to start a conversation or schedule a call.
- Coaching programs (RACE-approved) + resources: https://www.lifeboost.today
Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical, mental health, or professional advice. I am a certified health and life coach, not a licensed medical or mental health professional. Please consult with a healthcare provider before making any changes to your physical or mental health routines. If you are experiencing a crisis, seek help from a qualified professional or contact emergency services.
Connect with me on your favorite social media channel: Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn!
To learn more about my approach and the programs and free resources available to support you, visit my website: www.lifeboost.today
I love to hear from you. You can always reach me at [email protected].
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By Dr. Amelia Knight Pinkston
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Send me a text sharing your thoughts or questions
In this episode of 'Life Boost with Amelia,' Dr. Amelia invites Dr. Josh Rosen back for a detailed discussion on applying clinical empathy and communication skills in veterinary practice. They cover how to deliver bad news, manage euthanasia, handle imposter syndrome, navigate uncertainties in exams, and deal with difficult clients. Dr. Josh shares valuable strategies for maintaining professionalism and compassion, improving team communication, and setting boundaries. They also emphasize the importance of self-care, curiosity and a growth mindset, and community support in creating a sustainable and fulfilling veterinary career.
Ways to get in touch with Dr. Josh Rosen:
- Instagram - @dogtorjosh
- TikTok - @_dogtorjosh
- Email - [email protected]
- Website - www.dogtorjosh.com
Ways to get in touch with Amelia:
- Tapping anti-anxiety tool: www.lifeboost.today/mysecretweapon
- Beat The Burnout (free - RACE-approved for 4 hours of CE): www.lifeboost.today/beatburnout
- Unicorn vet hospital survey (free for all vet hospitals): www.lifeboost.today/unicornhospitalsurvey
- Curious about working together? Fill out these questions to start a conversation or schedule a call.
- Coaching programs (RACE-approved) + resources: https://www.lifeboost.today
Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical, mental health, or professional advice. I am a certified health and life coach, not a licensed medical or mental health professional. Please consult with a healthcare provider before making any changes to your physical or mental health routines. If you are experiencing a crisis, seek help from a qualified professional or contact emergency services.
Connect with me on your favorite social media channel: Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn!
To learn more about my approach and the programs and free resources available to support you, visit my website: www.lifeboost.today
I love to hear from you. You can always reach me at [email protected].