Personal/Professional Development
NAVTA Positions on Credentialing, Title Protection, and Scope of Practice
NAVTA’s positions on credentialing, title protection, and scope of practice reflect its commitment to fostering professionalism, standardization, and advancement within the veterinary nurse/technician profession.
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The Team Approach to Veterinary Clinical Studies
This article will explore the key components necessary in clinical study design and how to leverage the team throughout the project lifespan.
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How to Find Success as a Locum Veterinary Nurse/Technician
Locuming has its risks but could be a great fit for a variety of veterinary professionals.
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.
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Clinic Champion: Kathryn Mongrain
What started as a passion project for at-risk neonates bloomed into a full-time operation complete with complex medical equipment, a strong community following, and endless reserves of dedication from Mongrain.
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Paying Off Debt
Actionable steps to take include additional income, consolidation, the snowball and avalanche payment methods, and employer/governmental assistance.Personal/Professional Development
Lifelong Learning Keeps Us Young
Keep learning with TVN's new content, a TVP article on pet food label updates from AAFCO, and a fun quiz from the NAVC.
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A Credentialed Veterinary Technician’s Career in Social Work
The demands of working in veterinary medicine are taking a toll on many professionals. Integrating social work may be one of the answers to bridging the gap toward safety, connection, and collective recovery.
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Can Your Boss Be Your Friend? Tips for Navigating This Complex Relationship
It takes extra effort, but it is possible to create lasting friendships between managers and direct reports.