Quick Cup of Knowledge

Taking charge of your financial future is really the first step in creating work-life integration and having peace of mind. Many times very simple little changes can make a life-changing difference if you knew them early enough. Visit https://digital.wvc.org/l for more great content.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

Management options, including NSAID therapy, nutraceuticals, analgesics, anti-inflammatory, chondroprotective injections, surgery and physical modalities will be discussed. Visit https://digital.wvc.org/l for more great content.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

The updated Guidelines set – and raise – the bar for the veterinary profession. How well is your practice already aligned; how might it need to prepare? This session explores expert Guidelines for perioperative care, including pain assessment/recognition and scoring. Visit https://digital.wvc.org/l for more great content.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

Improved usage of Veterinary Technicians for improving practice efficiency and profitability. How to get the DVM to delegate duties to qualified support staff.

Tick ranges are expanding and more pathogens are being identified. This recording focuses on recent updates regarding tick geography, diseases they transmit, and prevention. Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

Let’s face it— the Internet is moving at Mach 10 and we can’t keep up with the pace. Sometimes you need a cheat sheet of what has happened lately that applies specifically to your practice. Google and Facebook tend to make some of their biggest changes at the end of fourth quarter and the beginning of first quarter of a given year. Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

For nearly 60 years, AVMA LIFE has pledged to protect the livelihood of the veterinary community. Today’s veterinarian is more diverse and advanced than ever before. We knew that in order for us to continue to provide the level of service that meets the unique needs of this evolving profession, we needed to change alongside with you. So we conducted a yearlong research study with AVMA members to ensure that we continue to provide solutions that reflect how you work and how you live. Read more at: http://www.myavmalife.com/ Visit https://digital.wvc.org/l for more great content.

A vast majority of veterinary technicians aware of how current credentialing systems work in various states agree that there is a need for standardizing of requirements throughout the nation. Opinions on whether the title should be a veterinary “technician” or “nurse” is less unanimous. Passionate and valid reasons behind how one term might be more appropriate over others are exchanged over a variety of media and one thing is clear; this is our profession, and it is our time to make a difference.