Tami Lind

About the Author

Tami is the current intensive care unit, emergency room, and intermediate care supervisor at the Purdue University Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Tami attended veterinary technology school at Purdue and graduated in 2010 with her bachelor’s degree in veterinary technology. Tami started as a veterinary technician in the ICU and has been the supervisor at Purdue since 2012. She received her VTS credential in emergency and critical care in 2016. She enjoys teaching new veterinary nurses and veterinary students and prepares them for their career ahead. In her spare time she enjoys hanging out with her German Shorthaired Pointers, mixed-up mutt, cat, 26 chickens and ducks, and 2-legged husband.

Written By This Author

Emergency Medicine/Critical Care

Critical Thinking About Critically Ill Cats

Knowing how disease conditions specifically affect cats helps improve treatment and gives these patients a better chance of going home healthy and in a timely manner.

Personal/Professional Development

What Makes You Crabby at Work? What You Can Do to Turn Your Day Around

Mindful positivity is harder than we like to think, but focusing on the positive while at work can make a world of difference, especially in veterinary medicine.