Personal/Professional Development
Certification Human-Animal Bond in Practice
It’s a proven fact that the human-animal bond has been shown to improve the wellbeing of clients and pets.
Personal/Professional Development
The NAVC Learning Academy: Looking Ahead
Veterinary healthcare professionals need to continuously learn about the latest in veterinary medicine in order to bring the highest quality care to their patients.
Personal/Professional Development
What Not to Miss at VMX 2018
This year, VMX 2018, formerly the NAVC Conference, is bigger and better than ever.
Personal/Professional Development
Veterinary Educational Journeys
Education is the red thread of our profession, tying us all together and advancing the art and science of veterinary medicine.
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There’s No Place Like Home
What is VMX? The North American Veterinary Conference announces a new name for its conference; plus, a peek at upcoming events.
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The Importance of Home
Creating a place where you feel at home is important for individuals, clients, and patients. It is why the NAVC is committed to building a physical and virtual home where you can learn, reach out, and grow.
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Making Dreams a Reality for Today’s Aspiring Veterinarians – An Interview with Dr. Chris Carpenter
An interview with Dr. Chris Carpenter, founder of Vet Set Go.
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Life is Good: Lessons Learned from a T-Shirt
As I write this column, I’m remembering the 2016 NAVC Conference—the valuable education sessions and the fun we had during those five days in January.
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Innovation and Opportunity
As one of the staff at Today’s Veterinary Practice, I’ve been privileged to be part of the North American Veterinary Community (NAVC) for more than a year now.
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The Veterinary Technology Profession
I recently returned from the 2016 NAVC (North American Veterinary Community) Conference where the theme for this year was What Moves You?