Vetsplaining

Can't wait for more veterinary life hacks? Well here ya go! Don't forget to stay tuned for PetTales: Otis the German Shorthaired Pointer and Cookie the Mixed Breed.

In this episode Dr. McFaddin, with the help of other AAHA Accredited Hospitals, breaks down a few things owners need to know about caring for their pets and preparing for a veterinary visit. At the end we learn all about Piggy the Puggle and Willie the Kitty.

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Every wonder why a veterinary practice would need a temp doctor? Dr. McFaddin and Charlotte (of Roo) discuss how Roo is revolutionizing the veterinary relief business. And don't forget to listen for Maggie, Pig Pig, and Tosco's Pet Tales at the end. (https://roo.vet/)

​In part 2 of the interview Dr. Foreman discusses additional tips for veterinarians looking for a new position and those looking to improve their current contracts. Plus 2 new Pet Tales: Graci and Cienna the Labs and Sophia the DSH.

In this episode Dr. Tyler Foreman discusses how PetWell integrates newly acquired practices and starts to give veterinarians (new and seasoned) some great interview and negotiating tips. We also hear 2 PetTales: Max the Aussie and Buddy the Beagle.

In this episode we interview Whitney, the head of the Human Resources Department at PetWell. You will also hear the Pet Tales of Max and Zack.

Listen in as David Murvin, co-founder of PetWell, tells us how it all started. At the end of the interview we hear Pet Tales from two of my clients: Tug the Pug and Murphy the Miniature Schnauzer. You can find links to the individual Pet Tales here: https://drmcfaddin.wixsite.com/website/pet-tales.

In this episode we discuss how it all started with one of the co-founders of PetWell, David Strauss.

What is workplace culture? Why does it matter, especially at a veterinary hospital? Dr. McFaddin and Dr. Julie Reck discuss why this is so important to workplace satisfaction, patient care, and productivity. They also discuss how Aspire can facilitate culture improvement for all veterinary practices.

Part 2 of my interview with Dr. Loenser. We discuss how AAHA is revolutionizing the concept of veterinary conferences with the advent of Connexity. We also touch on the new accreditation process for veterinary parent companies. To learn more about AAHA check out their website (https://www.aaha.org/default.aspx) and listen to Episodes 17 (Awww Yeah...AAHA) and 26 (A Deeper Delve into AAHA) of Vetsplaining.