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How Can I Get More Applicants to My Veterinary Job Post?

Jan 31, 2020

Have you been having a lack of response to your perfectly crafted job ad ? There is nothing more frustrating than taking the time and care to craft an engaging job ad and not receive either the volume of candidates or the appropriately skilled candidates. When you have an open job position it’s imperative for your clinic to fill it as fast as possible. These tips will help nudge your previously crafted ad to where it needs to be in...

How Do I Write A Well Written Veterinary Job Ad?

Jan 17, 2020

It is not a surprise to anyone reading this blog that at this current juncture there is a major shortage of veterinarians and veterinary technicians. While you might have experienced this only anecdotally, there is research-based evidence to this shortage. On September 12, 2019, eminent veterinary economist James Lloyd, DVM, Ph.D., presented his research which quantified the number of open veterinary positions on job-seeking sites to the...

How Do I Handle Angry Veterinary Clients?

Dec 27, 2019

As a veterinarian or vet tech, you are likely familiar with one of the more unpleasant aspects of the job: dealing with an angry client. Bringing a sick or injured pet to the vet’s office is hardly anyone’s idea of a good time, and likely the pet owner is already worried about the welfare of their beloved furry friends. Considering the emotional circumstances, being distraught can likely turn to anger or frustrated outbursts when...

Top Holiday Gifts for the Vets and Vet Techs You Love

Dec 20, 2019

Veterinarians and veterinary techs work hard all year long, day and night, to ensure that your beloved pet is taken care of and in the best health. What better time than the holidays to show the vets and vet techs in your life that you value their work and shed a little cheer on their long hard days with some thoughtful, some practical some whimsical, gifts? Getting a personalized gift is a tough business, and you may be asking...

Create a More Welcoming Wait in Your Veterinary Hospital Lobby

Dec 06, 2019

Even the most routine vet visits can be stressful for both the pet and the owner. No matter how skilled you are as a veterinarian professional, trips to the vet can be scary for our four-legged friends and their anxiety can make their caretakers unhappy. The reality of being a vet or a vet tech is that, no matter how exceptional the care, most pet owners report that their pets hate going to the vet. A good way to decrease the tension of...

Tips for Writing a Stellar Veterinary Resume

Nov 22, 2019

A resume is a key component to applying for jobs, but they are not always easy to write. What all should you include in it, and how do you emphasize your skills and strengths can be difficult to determine. This is the first thing a prospective employer will see about you, so it is important to make your resume stand out. Here are some tips for putting together a great resume. Contact Information Your name, phone number, and email...

Dealing With Different Kinds of Veterinary Clients

Nov 11, 2019

You’ll come across every type of customer or client in any business, but veterinarians deal with some unique situations that take certain skills to master. Knowing how to deal with the many different customers you’ll come across will help you maintain a reputable business. You’ll also find it easier to retain customers by making them feel comfortable with your services. Being a veterinarian requires you to be...

Effective Ways of Attracting New Veterinary Clientele

Nov 08, 2019

Marketing and reputation management are key factors to being a successful business owner. Most veterinarians are attracted to the career for their love of biology, medicine, and animals, rather than a love for marketing and promotion. Whether you like it or not, owning your own veterinary practice will require strategic marketing and good customer service. This will prove to be essential when growing your business with new clientele,...

Why Should You Become a Vet in 2019?

Nov 01, 2019

If you’re an animal lover and looking for a career that you love just as much, being a veterinarian could be just what you need. There’s a reason it’s known as one of the most rewarding and popular careers today. Becoming a vet requires about 7-9 years of college and will require long days, but none of that will bother you when you’re doing what you love. The truth is there are many reasons why you should...

Satisfying Wanderlust Without Giving Up Your Veterinary Career

Oct 25, 2019

Many people dream of spending time traveling, but they often do not get to do as much as they would like because of the impact it could have on their careers. Fortunately, there are plenty of jobs for veterinarians that can be found abroad, ranging from working at zoos, in small clinics, or even something in the remote wilderness. What can you do for animals abroad? While the specific tasks you may do for animals overseas are the ones...

Looking For Veterinary Work Out-Of-State

Oct 11, 2019

Our lives are changing every day and sometimes it forces us to make difficult decisions. In regards to wanting -- or needing -- to look for work in a different state than you’re currently living in, there are many reasons why one would be put in that position. Maybe you are just looking for a change of scenery and want to find something new. Maybe there’s a shortage of work in the area you currently live in, or maybe you...

Retaining Millennial Veterinary Associates

Sep 27, 2019

Generation Y, more commonly known as millennials, are a huge generation, and there are a lot of millennials that are in the veterinary industry. There is a generational divide between the millennials and the baby boomers, which is often commented upon by the media, and it can make it difficult for the people on either side of this generational divide to work together. As a result, the old strategies used to attract employees may not be having...

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