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Marty sits down with Jim Carucci to discuss AI as economic agents.CASCDR: https://cascdr.xyz/Jim Carucci on Nostr: https://primal.net/p/nprofile1qqsy2d24rfqzwxc9n2ujku084dlgwqqxrgkervxjpucna7p0q5htppgeluehw0:00 - Intro0:36 - Lacrosse and manifesting4:38 - Open vs centralized AI8:02 - Fold & Bitkey9:33 - LLMs and their biases13:32 - CASCDR basics17:52 - Unchained18:20 - Bitcoin AI synergy30:34 - Progress of the agentic framework36:08 - Implementations of agents41:41 - Nostr, DVMs, MCP46:52 - Open source vs panopticon51:35 - Ideal picture of future AI1:02:03 - Driving bitcoin adoption1:10:48 - PlugsShoutout to our sponsors:Foldhttps://tftc.io/foldCoinkitehttps://coinkite.comUnchainedhttps://unchained.com/tftc/Join the TFTC Movement:Main YT Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/c/TFTC21/videosClips YT Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUQcW3jxfQfEUS8kqR5pJtQWebsitehttps://tftc.io/Newslettertftc.io/bitcoin-brief/Twitterhttps://twitter.com/tftc21Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/tftc.io/Nostrhttps://primal.net/tftcFollow Marty Bent:Twitterhttps://twitter.com/martybentNostrhttps://primal.net/martybentNewsletterhttps://tftc.io/martys-bent/Podcasthttps://www.tftc.io/tag/podcasts/

Veterinarians are no strangers to financial stress, especially when it comes to student loans. But what happens when those forgiven loans turn into a massive tax bill? Discover what you need to know about the looming tax bomb with student loan forgiveness and how to avoid the costly mistakes vets make when trying to save for it.Key moments:(03:20) Using retirement accounts for the tax bomb isn't the best idea(04:36) The Roth IRA's “break glass” option lets you withdraw contributions penalty-free, but there's a catch(09:27) Declaring insolvency as a last resort (17:48) How much should you actually save for the tax bomb?DVMs deserve financial experts who speak their language. Book a free intro call today. Just browsing? Learn more about us at SLP Wealth.Like the show? There are several ways you can help!Follow on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Amazon MusicLeave an honest review on Apple Podcasts

Tired of financial advice that doesn't account for ProSal, production bonuses, or your mountain of student debt? Financial planners Meredith Jones, DVM, CSLP®, AFC®, and David Aizuss, CSLP®, reveal insider strategies that have helped over 200 veterinarians build wealth. You deserve more than one-size-fits-all financial advice — discover how to fast-track your path to financial success with strategies made for DVMs. Key moments:07:05 Fluctuating income? How to make the most of every paycheck10:04 Plan ahead for career transitions with a solid financial game plan14:13 Vet med career paths, from practice ownership to exploring new directions14:53 DVM mortgage vs. a conventional loan, plus strategies to save more on taxesDVMs deserve financial experts who speak their language. Book a free intro call today. Just browsing? Learn more about us at SLP Wealth.Like the show? There are several ways you can help!Follow on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Amazon MusicLeave an honest review on Apple Podcasts

I'm joined by guests Fiatjaf, Mike Dilger & Pablo to discuss relays and scaling nostr.Chapters(00:00) – Introduction to Nostr protocol and event signing(02:15) – Relay management and costs in Nostr ecosystem(05:30) – Scaling concerns and misconceptions about relay overload(09:11) – Importance of public key identity management(12:18) – Challenges in moderation and decentralized governance(15:40) – Defining the roles of clients and relays(20:19) – Lightning integration for payments in Nostr(25:00) – Need for better developer tools for relay management(29:45) – Cross-platform interoperability between Nostr and Mastodon(35:20) – Censorship on Mastodon and the Fediverse(40:05) – Scalability and reliability improvements during user influxes(44:10) – The idea of creating more experimental and niche relays(47:25) – Vision for integrating specialized relay functionality into clients(49:31) – Concept of Yahoo Pipes for Nostr relays data aggregation tools(50:09) – DVMs and the evolution of decentralized systems(51:00) – Closing remarksLinks & Contacts:⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠: https://bitcoin.review/Podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠: https://substack.bitcoin.review/⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠: https://twitter.com/bitcoinreviewhq⁠⁠⁠⁠NVK Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠: https://twitter.com/nvk⁠⁠⁠⁠Telegram⁠⁠⁠⁠: https://t.me/BitcoinReviewPod⁠⁠⁠⁠Email⁠⁠⁠⁠: producer@coinkite.comNostr & LN:⚡nvk@nvk.org (not an email!)Full show notes: https://bitcoin.review/podcast/episode-80/

Dr. Jessica Vogelsang, Chief Medical Officer at the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), joins us to discuss the evolving role of veterinarians in modern veterinary practices. Dr. Vogelsang introduces the concept of "decentering" the veterinarian to create a more team-based approach that places the patient at the heart of care, similar to patient-centered models in human medicine. She explains how this shift can improve efficiency and client satisfaction by empowering veterinary technicians and support staff to handle many tasks traditionally managed by DVMs. Together, Dr. Andy Roark and Dr. Vogelsang explore the barriers to this model, including liability concerns and the importance of training and trust in a collaborative practice. This thought-provoking conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of veterinary medicine and the evolving dynamics within the field. LINKS www.aaha.org Leadership Essentials Certificate: https://unchartedvet.com/certificates/ Charming the Angry Client Course: https://drandyroark.com/charming-the-angry-client/ Dr. Andy Roark Swag: drandyroark.com/shop All Links: linktr.ee/DrAndyRoark ABOUT OUR GUEST Dr. Jessica Vogelsang is a noted veterinarian, internationally recognized speaker, and bestselling author of All Dogs Go to Kevin. She serves as the Chief Medical Officer at AAHA and is the founder of Pawcurious Media, established in 2009. An early adopter in utilizing the internet for veterinary purposes, she successfully built an online community, influencing hundreds of thousands of pet owners globally. Her achievements include launching several veterinary brands and founding the Veterinary Telemedicine community during the COVID-19 pandemic. Besides her role at AAHA, she is an active board member of the Mark Morris Institute and the Veterinary Virtual Care Association.

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Shawna Castillo, Director of Care Plans at Otto, joins us to tackle a critical question from a practice manager struggling with client credit limitations. Despite offering CareCredit, Scratchpay, and VetBilling, many clients still face challenges. The burning question: How do we design wellness plans in a way that is not going to make my team or my doctors lose their ever-loving minds? Practice Management super nerd, Stephanie Goss and Shawna Castillo offer their perspectives on this subject. This week's episode of the Uncharted Veterinary Podcast is brought to you by Otto. Shawna Castillo, with her 20 years of experience in the veterinary and animal health space, brings a wealth of knowledge to this topic. As a leader in people, processes, and technology, Shawna excels in influential team leadership, process improvement, client retention strategies, and customer success enablement. At Otto, she oversees the Care Memberships program, helping veterinary hospitals boost their economy, client retention, team efficiencies, and patient outcomes. Shawna's passion for understanding human and animal motivators and her love for using technology to strengthen the bond between pets, their owners, and veterinarians, makes her the perfect guest for this mailbag. Stephanie and Shawna discuss the need for care plans, enabling pet parents, especially younger generations, to afford preventative care through manageable monthly payments. They discuss key factors to consider when designing care plans and strategies to overcome common barriers from associate DVMs, team members, and clients. Shawna's insights offer invaluable guidance for veterinary practice managers and leaders looking to implement effective wellness plans without overwhelming their teams. Let's get into this episode... ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Otto Care + Uncharted Deal: https://otto.vet/uncharted/ Referenced Article: https://www.avma.org/news/turn-data-when-decisions-get-tough UVP 233 - Vet vs. Wellness Plans: https://unchartedvet.com/vet-vs-wellness-plans/ UPCOMING EVENTS ⚓ Dive into the Uncharted Medical Director Summit! Discover a realm designed for medical directors aspiring to elevate their roles. Join us for a one-day virtual summit packed with engaging sessions and workshops led by industry experts. Enhance your leadership impact, overcome challenges in team management, and boost clinical excellence and practice efficiency. Don't miss this opportunity to transform your practice. Reserve your spot today at https://unchartedvet.com/uncharted-medical-director-summit-2024/ ⚓ Boost Your Conflict Management Skills at NAVC HiVE with Uncharted! Heads up, Minneapolis! Uncharted is hosting an essential conflict management workshop at the NAVC HiVE this June. Our Conflict Management Essentials training is perfect for veterinary professionals eager to create a peaceful work environment. This one-day, interactive training is available on two different dates for your convenience. Explore the roots of conflict, develop emotional intelligence, and learn effective communication strategies. Seize this opportunity to strengthen your team and enhance your practice's conflict resolution skills. Register now and join us at NAVC HiVE: https://unchartedvet.com/navc-hive-conflict-management-training

SwineCast 1251 Show Notes: Recruiting the next generation of swine veterinarians is challenging, which puts the future of swine health at risk. The At The Meeting team talks with Dr. Chris Richards (Managing Director, Apiam Animal Health) about how Apiam has successfully used mentorships, career planning, flexible workplace practices, student debt reduction, and other tools …

SwineCast 1251 Show Notes: Recruiting the next generation of swine veterinarians is challenging, which puts the future of swine health at risk. The At The Meeting team talks with Dr. Chris Richards (Managing Director, Apiam Animal Health) about how Apiam has successfully used mentorships, career planning, flexible workplace practices, student debt reduction, and other tools …

Matt McGlasson, DVM, CVPM, is a passionate, customer-focused leader in the Animal Health industry with over 17 years of experience in leading multiple hospitals through creative clinic management, professional development, and quality improvement. He has a successful track record of establishing innovative care systems, mentoring programs, and social media marketing initiatives to boost brand awareness and humanize Veterinary Medicine. Within his current role as chief medical officer, he built and rolled out a mentoring program to help the transition for first-year doctors, including effective goal-setting, communication skills, financial advising from a CFP, doctor best practices, and other personal and professional development topics. McGlasson is a Certified Fear Free Practitioner, Certified “Cat Friendly Veterinarian” by AAFP, and a member of the AVMA, VHMA, and AAFP. He currently serves as the Northern Kentucky Representative on the Executive Board of the KVMA and serves on the Veterinary Advisory Board for BasePaws, and the Editorial Advisory Board of dvm360 magazine.  As a Certified Veterinary Practice Manager, he represents a group of fewer than 40 DVMs in the United States with the CVPM certification. His articles have been featured in dvm360 magazine and he has spoken at national veterinary conferences on the topics of practice management, practice culture, and finding joy in veterinary medicine. In 2022, he was awarded the Veterinary Hero Award in the category of Practice Management from dvm360. Throughout McGlasson's career, he also seeks to bring personality and fun to the animal health industry. He has redefined methods for content development and education within the industry by operating engaging veterinary-themed social media accounts and amassing over 1.2 million followers with well over 150 million video views. McGlasson is passionate about growing and supporting the future leaders of our profession. He believes that veterinary professionals will thrive if given the opportunity to be a part of a healthy culture and have continuous support. 

I'm joined by guests William Casarin, Pablo, and Hodlbod to discuss the latest updates in Nostr. Stats 00:02:19 Stats rundown from Primal Software Releases & Project Updates • NIPs 00:03:23 NIP-72 00:14:49 NIP-79 • Clients 00:16:08 Coracle 00:19:36 Damus 00:23:58 Amethyst 00:24:29 Snort 00:31:14 Iris 0:31:31 Nostr.kiwi 00:31:57 njump 00:35:32 Nostur iOS 00:36:37 Lume 00:37:51 Primal • Development Kits 00:47:40 NDK • Libraries 00:53:37 Rust Nostr • Other 00:54:18 Highlighter 00:57:20 Swarmstr 00:58:07 Data Vending Machine - Service Provider 01:04:30 Stemstr is [now live 01:04:40 Amber 01:05:42 Magic Webstore 01:05:52 Nostree.me • Bitcoin Projects Leveraging Nostr 01:08:01 Geyser integrated Zaps 01:08:53 Umbrel • Project spotlight 01:10:02 Vendata.io 01:11:54 FOMOstr 01:14:50 Zapgoals 01:14:58 0xchat 01:15:27 atomstr 01:15:54 Vault 01:16:41 w3.do 01:17:21 Imp Chat by Impervious 01:17:21 Pulsar 01:21:19 Spring News & Noteworthy • Hypernostrization 01:28:21 Apple allowed Current to keep the zap button on posts • Events 01:30:23 Nostrasia registrations open 01:31:27 Nostrville 01:32:11 Pleblab Introduces the NostrDev course Reads & Resources • 01:32:50 Here's a list of our top recently released reads and resources: NOSTR GUIDE by uselessshit Apple allowed Current App to keep the zap button on posts by Current on Habla.news Links & Contacts Website: https://bitcoin.review/Podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/bitcoinreviewhq NVK Twitter: https://twitter.com/nvk Telegram: https://t.me/BitcoinReviewPod Email: producer@coinkite.com Nostr & LN:⚡nvk@nvk.org (not an email!) Full show notes: https://bitcoin.review/podcast/episode-48

This week on the Uncharted Podcast, Dr. Andy Roark and practice management geek Stephanie Goss are deep in conversation that was inspired by a recent discussion with a colleague about how to scale up the size of their practice when it feels like everyone else is paying WAY more than they are for associate veterinarian salaries. After a promising interview, one of our friends was highly disappointed when the associate candidate went somewhere else for a starting salary that was more than this practice owner pays themselves. Where do you even start with trying to grow when it feels like money is tight? Let's get into this... LINKS We have tons of workshops coming! If you haven't checked out our event calendar lately, head over right now and check it out! Next Workshop is happening August 19, 2023: How to Have Fun and Engaging Meetings with Jenn Galvin Time: 12pm ET/9am PT – 2pm ET/12pm PT Are you tired of boring meetings that leave your staff disengaged and unmotivated? Is low engagement and morale affecting your team's productivity and success? Transform your meetings into engaging experiences that leave a lasting impact with this interactive Live Virtual Workshop! All Links: linktr.ee/UnchartedVet Do you have something that you would love Andy and Stephanie to role play on the podcast - a situation where you would love some examples of what someone else would say and how they would say it? If so, send us a message through the mailbag! We want to hear your challenges and would love to feature your scenario on the podcast. Head over to the mailbag and submit it here: unchartedvet.com/mailbag

In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Jennifer Kasten who is a Professional Services Veterinarian at Dechra Pharmaceuticals. Jen has worked within the animal health industry for almost a decade and her journey to an industry role is a unique and difficult one. Finally, she is passionate about her role within the American Association of Industry Veterinarians. Jen – thanks for joining me today.Her path to working within an industry role was anything but your grand plan. Her veterinary medicine story. What her role with Dechra look like. How would she would describe it to her veterinary peers.The advice she would have for DVMs looking for change into an industry role.Her involvement with the American Association of Industry Veterinarians?What do she misses about clinical medicine?What she like most about your industry role and viewpoint?And so much MORE!Jen's LinkedInwww.aaivet.orgOur Sponsors LifeLearnGuardianVets (be sure if you reach out to mention us for 50% off your first month) OfferFirst (use code "VSP" for 20% off) APEX Design Build Panacea Financial

Here's a scenario you may have experienced (and stressed over): Your DVMs seem to want ALL the options on the shelves and right NOW! On this episode of Inventory Nation our host, Nicole Clausen, shares a systematic framework to help you navigate what's already in stock, massage the flow of products and create ordering procedures to accommodate (but not over-provide for) the demands of your practice. For many care providers, an understandable (but unnecessary and unhelpful) scarcity mindset can overwhelm good planning. That's where our job as analytical, well-informed inventory managers comes into play. We are able to explain the implications of carrying unpaid goods over long periods of time, the risks of expirations and tying up money that could better be used elsewhere. You'll learn about steps to take and processes to put in place that will provide guardrails (and boundaries!) when you're feeling pressured to make decisions that aren't documented, data-backed or fully informed by the kinds of financial realities they don't teach in vet school! If you'd like to learn more, Nicole offers an entire module to help inventory managers keep that delicate balance – between satisfying what the team wants with what the practice truly needs and can manage effectively – to the good of all, patients included!It's not too late to nominate yourself or someone you want to honor for Inventory Manager of the Year 2023! Just visit this link to find out lots more about how to submit your candidate (self-nominations welcome!) for well-deserved recognition as well as great gifts courtesy of our sponsors, Epicur Pharma and VetCove, and unlimited access to all of Nicole's classes!And stay tuned for Nicole's upcoming July webinars, including content focused on keeping your inventory management system accurate and how to lower your COGs.Would you like to learn more about Inventory 911 Toolkit, our step-by-step blueprint to help inventory managers optimize knowledge, strategy, and confidence? Click here!You can also join the Inventory Strategy Network – our free virtual neighborhood for inventory managers and other veterinary professionals – by visiting this link.FOLLOW OR CONTACT US: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram

This week on the podcast, Dr. Roark and Stephanie tackle a topic from the mailbag. Dr. Fed Up writes in and asks for help with letting go of their guilt over giving their notice at their new practice. Dr. Fed Up was hired as a new grad and promised support and mentorship. Fast forward to the present where they are often working alone with no other DVM present in the building and tackling a full surgical caseload that they don't feel confident tackling. Dr. Fed Up wants to quit and move on to something that would be a better fit for them but is struggling with 3 questions - How do I tell them why I am leaving, how much notice do I give and do I feel guilty that the leaders of this practice may have to close a location (temporarily or permanently) due to lack of DVMs? Let's get into this...

Matt McGlasson is a passionate, customer-focused leader in the Animal Health industry with over 17 years of experience in leading multiple hospitals through creative clinic management, professional development, and quality improvement. He has a successful track record of establishing innovative care systems, mentoring programs, and social media marketing initiatives to boost brand awareness and humanize Veterinary Medicine.  Matt brings a versatile skill set that allows him to transform any role he steps into. His collection of experience also differentiates him because he has led and grown other professionals in a variety of different environments.   Within his current role as Chief Medical Officer & Medical Director, he built and rolled out a mentoring program to help the transition for first-year doctors, including effective goal-setting, communication skills, financial advising from a CFP, doctor best practices, and other personal and professional development topics.    Dr. McGlasson is a Certified Fear Free Practitioner, Certified “Cat Friendly Veterinarian” by AAFP, and a member of the AVMA, VHMA, and AAFP.  He currently serves as the Northern Kentucky Representative on the Executive Board of the KVMA, serves on the Veterinary Advisory Board for BasePaws, and the editorial advisory board for dvm360.  As a Certified Veterinary Practice Manager, he represents a group of fewer than 40 DVMs in the United States with the CVPM certification.   His articles have been featured in dvm360 magazine and he has spoken at national veterinary conferences on the topics of practice management, practice culture, social media utilization, and finding joy in veterinary medicine.  

In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Tim Ireland. Dr. Ireland is the Owner and Medical Director at Newtown Veterinary Hospital in Pennsylvania. He's been an owner for over 30 years – He is a recent board member of Canine Support Teams and has been a local Track & Field Assistant Coach as well. We cover his veterinary story and ownership experiences. His take on corporate medicine. The shift in the idea of veterinary medicine being a community service vs. a job. Are student loans preventing ownership aspirations?The veterinary community and it's failure to encourage the next generation. Mental health challenges and the current working environment.His practice and hiring and exit planning. His advice to young DVMs. AND SO MUCH MORE.***There is an ownership opportunity here for someone - reach out to Dr. Ireland!Dr. Ireland's LinkedInNewtown Vet Hospital websiteSUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBEOur Sponsors LifeLearnGuardianVets (be sure if you reach out to mention us for 50% off your first month) OfferFirst (use code "VSP" for 20% off) APEX Design Build Panacea Financial Job Links from the end of the episode Fort Walton Beach (email: baysidevet251@yahoo.com)Northern Vermont (email: newportveterinaryhospital@gmail.com) Northern Indiana

I regularly search on Amazon for “veterinary business” and “veterinary management” and “business” books. Sometimes to buy, but usually, at first, to find new guests for a veterinary podcast.   That's how I stumbled into Aaron Gruben's new book A Theology of Beasts: Christians and Veterinary Medicine. The book brought together two things that fascinate me: DVMs and divinity. I bought it. I read it. I liked it. The first half of the book is Dr. Gruben's deep dive into Christians he found in ancient and modern history who contributed to and focused on animal medicine. The back half is a collection of some philosophy and theology that Dr. Gruben has looked into that touch on how Christians can think about their place in the world as women and men of God whose ministry could include healing animals, soothing animals' suffering, and modeling love for Creation to their clients.  Those who might enjoy the book? Christian veterinarians, Christian pet owners, Christian agriculturalists, Christians with horses (early vet med is a lot of horses), and Christians with teenagers thinking about a career in veterinary medicine.   Those who will enjoy the podcast? Anyone curious about vet med, animals and religion.  Let's dive in …   To Feed Further Curiosity:   Dr. Gruben also writes time travel fiction and has developed curriculum focusing on chivalry. Chivalry, I wondered. Tell me more. So I asked, and he delivered, including book recommendations for someone who knows next to nothing about the Crusades. Then the author of one of the books Dr. Gruben read about the Crusades agreed to do a podcast interview with me. And then Dr. Gruben wrote me some questions to get me started in my interview with the guy who wrote the book Dr. Gruben liked. Convoluted? Sure. Amazing synchronicity? Heck yeah. That podcast interview, hopefully, will be coming soon ... 

In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Jeff Rothstein. Dr. Rothstein is a DVM and MBA; he is the founder and Co-President of Mission Veterinary Partners, which operates over 320 clinics in 35 states. Dr. Rothstein has written over 100 articles for various practice management publications, and the accolades and his bio are impressive, to say the least. We discuss the following:A brief history of his career; for a more in-depth look, check out the latest VFS podcast (see below).The idea and term "wage-flation" and why that's meaningful to veterinary medicine. Mentoring and why it's vital in helping younger veterinarians hit production and succeed both financially and professionally. Why are veterinarians afraid to fail? Various ways to distribute veterinary medicine profits- profit-sharing and/or equity ownership. The veterinary shortage might not be a problem for current DVMs and his non-consensus view. Is private practice still viable in 2023 and beyond?What is the value threshold and hitting exponential growth as a private practice to be more attractive for acquisition? His question for me and so much more!Dr. Rothstein's LinkedIn VFS Podcast w/Dr. Rothstein Our Sponsors GuardianVets (be sure if you reach out to mention us for 50% off your first month) APEX Design Build Panacea Financial Shepherd Veterinary SoftwarePoint Grey Veterinary Hospital - Associateship Role HEREInnovative Veterinary Management Solutions (IVMS)Job Links from the end of the episode Central Indiana Fort Walton Beach (email: baysidevet251@yahoo.com)Northern Vermont (email: newportveterinaryhospital@gmail.com) Northern Indiana

In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Dan Gray of Gentle Vet Animal Hospital whose story is one that is unique, yet shares some of the challenges of getting to practice ownership. He's also hired multiple DVMs and is currently working on building a brand new hospital in Green Bay, WI which he shares those challenges as well. Enjoy! His journey from Iowa State to associateship.Purchasing the current hospital.Lessons learned from hiring and recruiting the team.Best/Worst advice given throughout his career. Why it's called "practicing medicine" - embrace mistakes.A non-consensus view on the profession.Lessons from a new build and all that goes with it. He digs in and asks me about bitcoin and challenges me on a couple of items.Smaller government And so much more! Books/Videos MentionedStart with Why Never Split the DifferenceTurn the Ship Around Our Sponsors GuardianVets (be sure if you reach out to mention us for 50% off your first month) APEX Design Build Panacea Financial Shepherd Veterinary SoftwarePoint Grey Veterinary Hospital - Associateship Role HEREInnovative Veterinary Management Solutions (IVMS)Job Links from the end of the episode Central Indiana Fort Walton Beach (email: baysidevet251@yahoo.com)Northern Vermont (email: newportveterinaryhospital@gmail.com) Northern Indiana

Matt McGlasson is a passionate, customer-focused leader in the Animal Health industry with over 17 years of experience in leading multiple hospitals through creative clinic management, professional development, and quality improvement. He has a successful track record of establishing innovative care systems, mentoring programs, and social media marketing initiatives to boost brand awareness and humanize Veterinary Medicine.  Matt brings a versatile skill set that allows him to transform any role he steps into. His collection of experience also differentiates him because he has led and grown other professionals in a variety of different environments. Within his current role as Chief Medical Officer & Medical Director, he built and rolled out a mentoring program to help the transition for first-year doctors, including effective goal-setting, communication skills, financial advising from a CFP, doctor best practices, and other personal and professional development topics.    Dr. McGlasson is a Certified Fear Free Practitioner, Certified “Cat Friendly Veterinarian” by AAFP, and a member of the AVMA, VHMA, and AAFP.  He currently serves as the Northern Kentucky Representative on the Executive Board of the KVMA, serves on the Veterinary Advisory Board for BasePaws, and the editorial advisory board for DVM360. As a Certified Veterinary Practice Manager, he represents a group of fewer than 40 DVMs in the United States with the CVPM certification.  His articles have been featured in DVM360 magazine and he has spoken at national veterinary conferences on the topics of practice management, practice culture, social media utilization, and finding joy in veterinary medicine.   Throughout Matt's career, he also seeks to bring personality and fun to the animal health industry. He has redefined methods for content development and education within the industry by operating engaging veterinary-themed social media accounts and amassing over 500,000 followers with well over 70 million video views. Matt's work and insights have been featured on 22 Words, KaleSalad, Chewy's Social Media Sites, The Daily Mall, The Dodo, VetCandy, VetXInternational, Inspiremore.com, Cuddly, and many other prominent social media accounts. Matt has also been featured on the "Making Sense of Pets" Podcast, VetCandy Podcast, and has conducted multiple TV & Radio interviews celebrating the human-animal bond.  Matt is passionate about growing and supporting the future leaders of our profession. He believes that veterinary professionals will thrive if given the opportunity to be a part of a healthy culture and have continuous opportunities to grow.  The work that we all do in this profession has a life-changing impact on those we serve and deserves to be celebrated.   

Can you lead people to water and make them drink? This week's episode starts out with a mailbag question where the writer already has part of their answer. And life is always a little more complicated than at first glance so Dr. Andy Roark and practice manager Stephanie Goss dive into this mailbag entry from a veterinarian who is considering joining a new practice. This practice is quite different from what this vet is used to AND wanting. They want a practice that utilizes their techs for more than nail trims, where the DVMs aren't doing tech work and that is more efficient. This DVM wants to know "Can I hope to change this practice and how do I start the conversation with grace?" This one is seemingly uncomplicated but Andy and Stephanie always find a twist. Let's get into this... LINKS Upcoming events: unchartedvet.com/upcoming-events/ Get Shit Done: Shorthanded This 3-day live, interactive virtual conference features a customizable learning journey for practice leaders who are tired of being overwhelmed and want to get their practice back under control. Explore how you're working, isolate challenges, diagnose pain points, share best practices and pull together a sustainable plan to overcome obstacles. While Uncharted Membership is always encouraged, you DO NOT have to be a member to join us for GSD! Non-members, here's your chance to see what all the buzz is about and get a taste of the Uncharted experience. Register here All Links: linktr.ee/UnchartedVet Got a question for the mailbag? Submit it here: unchartedvet.com/mailbag

Spectrum of care may or may not be a new phrase for you. I feel as though I personally only understood it in vague terms, but after speaking with Dr. Cherice Roth for today's episode, I am clearly on the "this is super important!" bandwagon! Today we cover everything from the transition from vet school into practice to providing care for under-served communities to veterinary telehealth options and finally back around to mentorship. Dr. Roth is an amazing woman, mom and vet who is contributing so much to our profession. Please make sure to check out all that she is involved with!Find out more about Cherice Roth, DVM...Dr. Cherice Roth is a graduate of Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine. Before veterinary school, she earned a Master's Degree from the University of North Texas Health Science Center in Biochemistry. She spent time perfecting her exotic animal medicine and surgical knowledge in Australia, and upon returning to the U.S., mentored and guided veterinary assistants and DVMs in her home hospitals. She has held many roles within veterinary medicine from associate DVM, Medical Operations Support Manager all the way to Chief Veterinary Officer. Dr. Roth has done clinical, industry and administrativework within Veterinary Medicine. She was one of the developers of the RACE approved Virtual Care University as well as MyPetDoc. Dr. Roth has remained on the cutting edge of perfecting virtual veterinary care. She is currently the Chief Veterinary Officer of Fuzzy Pet Health as well as an advisory board member for Multicultural Veterinary Medical Association (MCVMA) and  Veterinary Professionals Instilling Black Excellence (VIBE). She believes that veterinary virtual care is the answer for health disparities in pets as well as part of the answer to psychological health issues of veterinary professionals.Dr. Roth is also the author of children's books “What's a REAL Doctor?” and “What does a REAL Doctor look like?” Both books focus on veterinary medicine, diversity, STEM and representation. Outside of work, you can find her in the woods of Oregon with her many, many “Roth Ranch” animals, her sons (The Rothlings), and husband, or serving on the medical board for several boxer, Doberman and dachshund charitable organizations.Signed Copies of her books be purchased at https://the-real-doctor-store.myshopify.comThe books are also available from Amazon, Barnes & Nobles and Ingram Publisher.Ways to Connect with Dr. Roth:LI: www.linkedin.com/in/chericerothInsta: https://www.instagram.com/cherice.roth/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@that_doctor_rothFB: https://www.facebook.com/RothDVMwww.Fuzzy.com...Find out more about The Whole Veterinarian at our new website!Instagram: @thewholeveterinarianFacebookEmail: thewholeveterinarian@gmail.com

Stoke that fire!The veterinary industry is anticipated to grow rapidly in the next ten years. As many young DVMs enter into their careers, it's good for them to weigh their options. Do they have the entrepreneurial spirit it takes to run their own practice? Have they done the work to figure out their mission and their values? Do they know how to align all of that with their practice? Today, we have some “food for thought” clips that we think will help young vets explore these questions. To learn more and to access our ERC Eligibility Estimator, please visit:Employee Tax Credit Are you interested in claiming the ERC? We're happy to help you! To access our Employee Retention Credit Analysis & Filing Services, please visit:ERC Analysis & Filing ServicesThank you for listening!Please like and subscribe here and on your podcast app of choice. Also, share freely!

In this episode, Dr. Valerie Marcano and Dr. Seth Andrews of Pawsibilites Vet Med. Dr. Marcano is a University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine graduate. Currently, Valerie is a poultry veterinarian in North and South Carolina. She is also the chair of the first-ever Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the American Association of Avian Pathologists (AAAP). Dr. Andrews earned his Ph.D. in Biological Engineering from the University of Georgia. He also served as the president of the University of Georgia's Engineering Graduate Club. The mission of Pawsibilites Vet Med. How the network is more expansive than focusing only on DVMs. How they are building a pipeline of diverse talent finding veterinary medicine at a younger age. DEI conversations - what's worked and what has not. Where the future is and what's in store for the mission. What they are most excited about today. www.pawsibilitiesvetmed.com https://www.facebook.com/PawsVetMed/ (Facebook Page) https://www.instagram.com/pawsvetmed/ (Instagram) https://www.linkedin.com/company/pawsvetmed/ (LinkedIn) Our Sponsors https://www.veterinariansuccesspodcast.com/guardianvets (GuardianVets) (be sure if you reach out to mention us for 50% off your first month) https://www.veterinariansuccesspodcast.com/vetcheck-pet (VetCheck Pet Urgent Care Center Franchise)

This week on the podcast, Dr. Andy Roark and Stephanie Goss are talking through a question that came in through the mailbag from a friend and colleague of theirs. This DVM is thrilled to have purchased their own practice. They are making a shift from managing multiple locations with multiple DVMs at each practice into a much smaller, rural one DVM practice however and they are facing some challenges. The medicine, the facilities, the technology has all been in place for a quite awhile and our DVM friend has some big plans to kick it up a notch and shift things into the next gear. They are struggling with how to tackle the big changes that lie ahead. Let's get into this… Links: Upcoming events: https://unchartedvet.com/upcoming-events/ More Than an EAP - Making Wellness Happen in Your Practice You keep on pushing through the long days, the burnout, working short-handed. You're waiting for things to “calm down” before you work on your business instead of in it… but when does that end? What if it doesn't? This mentality is not sustainable for you or anyone on your team. You've got to find a better way. Bret Canfield has worked with dozens of teams on finding sustainability in practice. In this brand new workshop, he is focusing on the benefit you have to know about and how to implement it – an Employee Assistance Program. If you think it's out of reach, he'll tell you to think again! He is going to talk through real, tangible solutions and tactics to build your days around wellness, rather than wellness around your day. Join us on March 24 from 2-4 pm ET/11-1 pm PT for $99 (FREE for Uncharted Members!) Do not miss out - Come join us in sunny Greenville, SC for our April Uncharted - It will be a homecoming event like no other as we celebrate our 5th year of April events in Greenville. In celebration of 5 years serving the veterinary profession, we have shifted the focus of this conference inward. You're not looking to grow your business outwardly – you're looking for ways to build resiliency and reignite your love for your career. During this 3-day adventure, you'll be discussing topics like hiring for culture, creating the story that becomes your path, and building smoother, more simple ways to practice. This event is open to members only. Registration for this conference closes on April 1, 2022. DO NOT MISS OUT. For more information, click here.

Welcome to episode 136 of People, Pets and Vets!Join us as we kick off this week with some exciting news of a possible name change and new intro/outro for the podcast!We'll touch on cancer in dogs as well as our recommended monthly preventions, Sentinel Spectrum and Bravecto.As more people are adding fur babies to their family, we will talk about the predicted need of newly graduated DVMs and RVTs for the future.Lastly, we speak a little on the tragedy still continuing in Ukraine and how you can help pets and families in need by going to AVMF.org and donating today! 

In this episode, I'm joined by Mike Sabatino, CFP®, CSLP® owner and founder of Sabadoodle whose mission is to help veterinary practice owners and managers attract, retain and motivate employees. He offers financial coaching programs for DVMs and staff with six-figure student loan debt. Mike is working to make financial literacy better across the board in veterinary medicine by focusing on everyone involved in the team. We discuss: Mike's story and how he narrowed his focus on this niche in veterinary medicine. Why he doesn't offer personal financial planning as a CFP® but has chosen another path to use his skills. Thoughts around student loans and discussions he is having with veterinary teams. His thoughts on the biggest issues with retain of the team in veterinary medicine. The benefits most veterinarians are not taking advantage of from their employers. The work he is doing with the New York Veterinary Medical Association and how that could be a template for other organized veterinary medical associations. https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelsabatino/ (Mike's LinkedIn ) https://sabadoodle.com/ (Sabadoodle )- Mike has a ton of great free resources for you on his site! Our Sponsors https://www.veterinariansuccesspodcast.com/guardianvets (GuardianVets) (be sure if you reach out to mention us for 50% off your first month) https://www.veterinariansuccesspodcast.com/vetcheck-pet (VetCheck Pet Urgent Care Center Franchise)

This week on the podcast, Dr. Roark and Stephanie tackle a topic from the mailbag. Dr. Fed Up writes in and asks for help with letting go of their guilt over giving their notice at their new practice. Dr. Fed Up was hired as a new grad and promised support and mentorship. Fast forward to the present where they are often working alone with no other DVM present in the building and tackling a full surgical caseload that they don't feel confident tackling. Dr. Fed Up wants to quit and move on to something that would be a better fit for them but is struggling with 3 questions - How do I tell them why I am leaving, how much notice do I give and do I feel guilty that the leaders of this practice may have to close a location (temporarily or permanently) due to lack of DVMs? Let's get into this... Links: Upcoming events: https://unchartedvet.com/upcoming-events/ The October Uncharted Veterinary Culture Conference is ALMOST HERE!! Come join us and work intentionally on your practice instead of in it: https://unchartedvet.com/uvc-culture/ All Links: https://linktr.ee/UnchartedVet Got a question for the mailbag? Submit it here: unchartedvet.com/mailbag

If you own a cat or dog, bookmark the GeniusVets.com website! In it, you will find detailed information on the best pet care and also be able to locate a nearby veterinarian. There is also marketing information for vets. Go to https://www.geniusvets.com/pet-care/learn (https://www.geniusvets.com/pet-care/learn) to learn more.

Small, medium, large, whatever the size of animals, significant demand exists for doctors of veterinary medicine or DVMs. Dr. James Lowe, an educator, adviser, researcher, farmer and associate professor at the University of Illinois (U of I), Sydney Leib, a second-year student in the U of I College of Veterinary Medicine, and Dr. Chelsea Ballinger, a vet-med school graduate who has established a mobile veterinary practice all share what it takes, costs, and more.

Small, medium, large, whatever the size of animals, significant demand exists for doctors of veterinary medicine or DVMs. Dr. James Lowe, an educator, adviser, researcher, farmer and associate professor at the University of Illinois (U of I), Sydney Leib, a second-year student in the U of I College of Veterinary Medicine, and Dr. Chelsea Ballinger, a vet-med school graduate who has established a mobile veterinary practice all share what it takes, costs, and more.

Premier pet care platform, GeniusVets, a tool that connects pet owners with quality DVMs, now features a job board those in the field of veterinary care can use to find opportunities across the nation. Learn more at https://www.geniusvets.com/veterinary-professionals/jobs (https://www.geniusvets.com/veterinary-professionals/jobs)

Diversity in veterinary medicine has traditionally been viewed as the inclusion of more women in the profession. The first woman, graduated from McKillip Veterinary College in Chicago in 1903. Very slowly more women entered this field of medicine. 1970-89% of veterinary college enrollment was held by men. 2007, only 37 years later was dubbed ‘the year of the female veterinarian' with 75 percent of that year's graduates being women. 2009 was the tipping point for the profession with 55% of the licensed DVMs being female. As of 2017, 80% of all veterinary students were women, and currently 64% of the practicing veterinarians you'll encounter will be women and 90% of the veterinary nurses are also women. Improving inclusivity is a major focus of veterinary medicine recruitment and advancement. But the question remains as to how we got to our current status, what is being done to have the profession more closely mirror the general population and why it is important. My guest is Dr. Tierra Price. She is part of a very elite cadre of veterinarians. Dr. Price is also is one of the 2.1% veterinarians in the United States who are African American. We are going to discuss the challenges in becoming a veterinarian when no one looks like you, how she and the profession are attempting to remedy this disparity and the organization she founded, the Black DVM Network. EPISODE NOTES: Diversity In Veterinary Medicine…

Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwindearborn/ What is a Virtual CMO? - http://virtualcmo.expert/Veterinary marketing strategies and ideas with Harley Orion. Claim your FREE Veterinarian profile here: https://www.geniusvets.com/startGeniusVets marketing system: https://www.geniusvets.com/veterinary...Harley Orion serves as CEO at GeniusVets, the highest-performing marketing platform in the veterinary industry. The mission of GeniusVets is to create smarter connections between pet owners and veterinarians. They provide education, websites, and digital marketing services to veterinary practices around the country, as well as a digital engagement platform that includes 100% of independent veterinary practices and enables them to connect directly with pet owners in their area.GeniusVets is the premier platform to improve pet health – connecting pet parents with quality veterinarians and proven pet care advice from DVMs.Their mission is to create better pet health by providing a platform that educates and unites pet owners and veterinarians.Launched by a top veterinarian and practice owner, along with a team of digital technologists, writers, and pet parents, GeniusVets was created to help pet parents find, connect with, and get to know great veterinarians in their area...and to help pet owners become more knowledgeable about pet care, with education straight from veterinarians themselves."Today's clients find you through your website, social media, Google searches and reviews – all from their mobile phone. This is how the world works now. If you want your practice to grow, you've got to give your online presence the attention it deserves."  - Dr. Michele Drake, DVM - Owner, The Drake Center for Veterinary Care & Chief Veterinary Officer, GeniusVetsA recent study using third-party tools shows GeniusVets delivers more Google organic search traffic than the top ten competitors – combined.We call it Evidence-Based Veterinary Marketing. As a quality DVM, you wouldn't use a treatment in your practice if you didn't have validated evidence that it would improve the health of pets. We believe you should demand the same of your marketing partner. GeniusVets is the only marketing platform in the industry founded by a DVM and led by technologists with a proven track record of delivering exceptional results at the highest levels – for Fortune brands, household-name franchises, international non-profits, and local businesses as well.Schedule a call with us and we're confident you'll recognize right away that GeniusVets is unlike any other team working in the industry today.

MPW is a veterinarian-founded team committed to changing the culture of veterinary medicine for the better. We know a career in veterinary medicine comes with a unique set of challenges, and we're here to be a resource for personal and professional wellness to the veterinary community. Join host Kevin Crispin, Chief of Staff at My Pets Wellness, for the MPW Weekly Wellness Podcast. Each week, we'll discuss topics impacting the veterinary community with insight from various health & wellness professionals. This week, we're joined by Dr. Jason Epstein and Benjamin Dowell to discuss the value of mentorship in personal and professional development, and the launch of our new guided mentorship program open to all DVMs nationwide! My Pets Wellness is excited to offer a free DVM mentorship program to all veterinarians nationwide. We encourage vets from all levels of experience and backgrounds of expertise to join us for our three-month, intentionally-matched, and professionally guided mentorship program. Visit https://bit.ly/mpw-mentorprogram to enroll today!

Neville Boston is CEO of Reviver Auto, creator of the world's first digital license plate. Reviver Auto's mission is to bring new and far-reaching efficiencies, revolutionary marketing, and unprecedented connectivity to the auto industry through disruptive technology. With its RPlate™, the company has completely reinvented the 125-year-old stamped metal license plate into a connected car platform that digitizes and automates the costly, often frustrating and time-consuming DMV renewal process. Approved by multiple DVMs and DOTs, the RPlate also provides telematics functionality and brings a new level of personalization to existing license plates.

You might think that most DVMs embark on their journey to veterinary school from either working on a farm or in a veterinary clinic. Dr. Matt Toia took a slightly different route, from literally flying high as a Special Forces member of the Green Berets to Auburn University, School of Veterinary Medicine. This non-traditional streak was to be a hallmark Dr. Toia's career. Dr. Matt has chronicled his sundry adventures as a veterinarian in his book... ‘You Want Me to Declaw What?' A rampaging bull, an out of control chimpanzee, a goose named Gary -- Dr. Matt Toia has seen it all and will tell us all about it on today's episode of ‘the Pet Doctor' on PetLifeRadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - From Green Beret to a Goose Named Gary.....with Dr. Bernadine Cruz