The landscape of Veterinary ownership is shifting. Fewer veterinarians today view sole ownership as their end goal, but that doesn’t mean ownership is losing its appeal. In fact, co-ownership models and partnerships are gaining popularity, reflecting a growing desire for shared leadership and support. While solo ownership remains a worthy and fulfilling path for many, […]
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Dr. Keith True
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Everywhere you look, new Veterinary schools are set to open their doors, promising to solve the profession’s staffing crisis. Yet if we simply flood the pipeline with more graduates without addressing why so many veterinarians leave clinical practice, we’re not fixing the problem, but rather just delaying it. The real solution isn’t just more veterinarians. […]
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Medical mentorship is seen in every job posting catering to new graduate veterinarians. Nearly every new graduate wants to feel supported as they enter the beginning stages of their careers to feel confident in their medical decisions. A robust medical mentorship program ensures an easier transition into the profession and is likely to produce better […]
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In nearly every job posting you see today, there is some mention of work-life balance. This isn’t just in veterinary medicine, but rather any line of work. We should have opportunity to escape the stress of work and step into our hobbies, family life, or relaxation. Being able to escape and decompress allows us to […]
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Do Veterinarians Still Want to Own Practices? If you survey a classroom of first-year veterinary students about who hopes to own a clinic someday, you’ll likely see a forest of raised hands. Yet by graduation, that enthusiasm often wanes. According to recent AVMA census reports, the number of new graduates moving into practice ownership is […]
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