Personal/Professional Development
Beyond “Routine” Care
Veterinary nurses understand the risks associated with anesthesia and thus can educate clients and monitor patients while following the anesthesia protocol. The recovery phase after veterinary general anesthesia should not be seen as “routine,” as it can be the most uncertain period.Personal/Professional Development
Embracing the Beauty of Change
Change is in the air with continuous updates on the avian influenza outbreak, increased awareness of the MDR1 gene mutation in cats, and more. Plus, 3 studies on Zenralia's effects in dogs and their takeaways.Personal/Professional Development
The Learning Never Ends
Hear from Kara on this issue's hottest topics, from board member Amanda on a piece of behavior research out of New Zealand, and from the NAVC on this year's Rippie scholars!Personal/Professional Development
Fresh Perspectives and Skills
This Spring issue offers a reset and reminds us that anything is possible—even a perfect blood smear!Personal/Professional Development
New Year, New Offerings
New CE offerings, a breakdown on a piece of open-access research, and an NAVC Institute rebrand to SkillShop. Read more!Personal/Professional Development
Let It Go, Reflect, and Grow
Upcoming HiVE events, the NAVC's partnership with MentorVet Tech, and more from editor in chief Kara Burns.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.Personal/Professional Development
Embrace the Season of Growth and Renewal
This issue offers a fresh look at many techniques and procedures, as well as acknowledging this year's Rippie Scholars!