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For veterinary professionals, connecting with animals is easy, but when it comes to connecting with humans, some of us aren’t nearly as comfortable. But with a little practice, networking can become much easier. For the final episode of our 2024 Midwest Veterinary Conference Preview Series, we’ve invited MVC speaker Dr. Michelle Harcha to the show to share her best advice for preparing for a networking event. Listen in for her tips, which you’ll be able to use right away at the MVC this week — and well into the future.

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With just one week left before the 2024 Midwest Veterinary Conference kicks off in Columbus, Ohio, we have only two episodes left in our MVC Preview Series. So far, you’ve gotten a pretty good snapshot of what you can expect to learn at the conference, but as those of you who have attended in the past already know, the MVC is more than outstanding education.  So, for our last two episodes, we’re doing something a little different. We’re going to help you get the most of your MVC experience, outside the four walls of the lecture hall. 


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There are a variety of factors that influence a client's decision to treat their pets: Not everyone can afford the "gold standard," nor does everyone want lengthy or difficult treatments for their pets. But that doesn't mean they have no options.

The term "spectrum of care," though relatively new, isn't a foreign concept by any means. In fact, veterinarians are masters of offering a range of care options at different price points and commitment levels to ensure animals get the treatment they need to live healthy, happy lives for as long as they can.

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Steven Budsberg, who is leading a new area of MVC programming dedicated to spectrum of care. He explains what spectrum of care means for the veterinary team and offers a sneak peek of what attendees will learn by attending the Canine Spectrum of Care track at the 2024 MVC.

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On today's show, we're joined by Jeffrey Holland and Kate Nattrass Atema, who are speaking in the Shelter Animal track of programming at the 2024 Midwest Veterinary Conference. Jeffrey is an attorney specializing in animal welfare law and has prosecuted hundreds of animal welfare cases and represents humane organizations all over Ohio. Kate is the director of community grants & initiatives for Petsmart Charities, where she works on programs aimed at keeping vulnerable families and pets together. They're sharing a sneak peek into their MVC programming—and giving listeners insight into what led them to become die-hard animal welfare advocates.


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In this episode, MVC2024 speaker Dr. Christy King joins us to talk about renewed interest in antimicrobial resistance and share a sneak peek into programming from next month's conference.


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Having a solid support system is vital to new graduates’ success—and, by extension, the practice at which they work. With so much to learn and only four years of vet school in which to learn it, having someone around who can show you the ropes may be the difference between staying on board and jumping ship. In fact, about a third of veterinarians will leave their first practice within 14 months.

So how do you reverse that trend? There are many possible solutions, but a strong mentorship program is key. But what is mentorship? Ask five different people, and you’ll get five different answers.

In today’s episode, Dr. Kate Boatright joins us for another installment in our 2024 Midwest Veterinary Conference Preview Series. She is passionate about mentorship and will be sharing her expertise with attendees in the Staff Development track of programming. Tune in for a sneak peek!

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