Making Yourself a Valuable Team Member

It's important to veterinary care that team members nail both the technical and nontechnical aspects of the job. Check out these major components of a valuable team member.

Giving the Veterinary Team a Raise

Pay raises don’t have to mean less cash flow for the practice. One study demonstrates how a practice can afford a pay increase for every team member.

Finding the Job of Your Dreams

Finding the job of your dreams starts with finding your “why.” One expert shares his insights on finding—and landing—the ideal position.

Resume Writing in the Digital Age

Most hiring managers will spend less than 10 seconds looking at your resume. Discover how to make a great first impression. 

Certifications for Veterinary Team Members

Credentials aren’t just for veterinarians. Team members in all areas who pursue advanced certifications can develop their own careers while benefiting the practice with their honed skills and expertise.

Making Salary Negotiations a Win-Win

Successful negotiation often means being informed, creative, and flexible. Use these tips to think outside of the box. 

Industry: Careers in the Veterinary Field

Opportunities in veterinary medicine extend beyond private clinical practice. Learn more about how this veterinarian made the transition from practice to industry.

Using Feng Shui for Your Veterinary Resume

Your résumé is the one tool that can determine whether you receive an interview that could lead to your dream job in veterinary medicine. What does that have to do with feng shui? Quite a lot.

Homing in on a Veterinary Career While Staying Open to Possibilities

Saying Yes to a variety of veterinary experiences and opportunities can open doors to career opportunities you never knew were possible. Explore one veterinarian's career path in international development and foreign aid. 

Veterinary Entrepreneurship: From Ideas to Reality

How can you take a great idea and make it a successful business? Part one of this veterinary entrepreneurship series tackles the first step in turning a dream into a reality.

You Have a Product; Now You Need a Startup Business

Starting a business is a tough balance between refining your product ideas and the amount of money you need to build those features. Part two of this veterinary entrepreneurship series explores 2 paths to finding your niche.

You Have a Start-Up: Now You Need Money

After preparing your product for the market, the next step is to build a company to produce and distribute the product. Learn about different styles of startups and how to fund them in the third installment of The Veterinary Entrepreneur.

You Have a Start-up: Now You Need a Team

Building the right team is key to a start-up's success. Use these tips to choose a partner, create a culture, and hire a team.

Building Your Company Brand

Building your brand starts with the why, the who, the what, and the how. Follow these 4 steps to ensure success.

Veterinary Entrepreneurs: Who Are They?

Often faced with complex problems and limited diagnostics, veterinarians are problem-solvers who make great entrepreneurs. To wrap up the Veterinary Entrepreneur series, take a look at these veterinarians who are starting their own businesses and solving problems in the veterinary industry.