Podcasts about veterinary technology

Kendra chats with Katie, LVT, VTS (Ophthalmology) about the application process for the Academy of Veterinary Ophthalmic Technicians. From a very strict working environment right up front, to the standard case logs and reports, find out the highlights of the application process. Even though eyes might make some of you squeamish, listen in on Katie's story. She didn't realize they would be her big pick either!THE HIGH-EARNING WOMEN PODCASTThis podcast empowers high-earning women to make informed financial decisions and thrive.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

What if the key to standing out was as simple as being true to yourself? Ryan Corrigan of Corrigan Co. Luxury Travel Outfitters joins this episode to discuss how being true to yourself and your branding helps build long-term success. Ryan talks about maintaining cohesion across brand touchpoints, the psychological aspect of pricing and perceived value, and the impact of personalized client experiences and creative gifting. She also dives into the benefits of in-person networking over digital marketing, the evolution of her business model, and how she ensures her brand consistently reflects her values and signature dark, moody aesthetics. If you're looking to refine your brand identity and elevate your client experience, this episode is for you! About Ryan Corrigan: After spending time growing up as an expat in London & Milan, Ryan attended Purdue University where she graduated in 2010 with BS and AS degrees in Veterinary Technology and pursued a fulfilling career in equine nursing for 10 years. After completing an advanced certificate in Travel & Tourism Industry Essentials from NYU's Tisch School of Hospitality she decided to retire from veterinary medicine and follow a different lifelong passion, that of travel. She now loves designing trips that are immersive, exclusive and totally custom to the client. When she is not planning your trips you can find her enjoying wine, training for triathlon and out on the golf course. corriganluxurytravel.com instagram.com/corriganluxurytravel Today we will cover: (04:05) Ryan's journey from veterinary medicine to travel (13:25) Creating a distinctive brand identity (18:15) Ryan's gifting strategy; how client gifting builds brand loyalty (22:40) In-person networking; showing up where your ideal client is (27:40) Adjusting your business model for success (34:40) Marketing strategies for attracting ultra-luxury clients (41:30) Understanding client preferences (51:00) Strategies for staying consistent in brand identity JOIN THE NICHE COMMUNITY Enrollment opens on January 6th, 2025! SEMI CUSTOM BRAND KITS Browse our collection of pre-designed brand kits that are customized to your brand's unique personality by our talented Creative Director! _____ FOLLOW ALONG ON INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/tiquehq CHECK OUT OUR SERVICES & PROGRAMS: tiquehq.com

Coach Lora Newman, M.S. LPC, is an author, speaker, licensed mental health professional, business leadership coach, mental fitness coach, and CEO/Founder of Zero2Sixty Performance Coaching, llc., the Premier Equine Assisted Leadership Coaching and Training Organization in the World. Lora Newman has spent the majority of her life dedicated to the health and well-being of humans and their canine and equine companions. She is an Advanced Certified EAGALA Professional (Equine Assisted Growth And Learning Association) as well as Advanced E3A Certified (Equine Experiential Education Association.) She earned an A.S. in Veterinary Technology from Northwest State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana, and worked in veterinary medicine for more than four years. Lora learned long ago that animals have much to teach humans about effective communication, conflict resolution and problem solving. She proudly counts nine therapy horses, three miniature donkeys and one therapy dog among her coaching team at One Paint and Three Quarters Farm. Clients come from across the country to participate in workshops at this one-of-a-kind facility. Lora is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She received her B.S. in Psychology from Drury University and an M.S. in Counseling from SMSU (now MSU.) Lora is a member of the International Association of Women in Coaching and American Legion. Lora authored 90 Days on the Path to Success… Building Health, Wealth and Abundance. Lora is a native of Southwest Missouri, a U.S. Army Veteran and served in the Army Reserve. Continue the conversation. Share your biggest takeaway from this episode on Facebook. Connect with Lora Newman: Website: https://www.zero2sixtycoach.com/ Yelp: https://yelp.com/biz/zero2sixty-performance-coaching-springfield Facebook: https://facebook.com/zero2sixtycoach LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/zero2sixtycoach Connect with Gayla: Website: https://www.gaylascrivener.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gaylascrivener/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GaylaScrivenerLiveFullWorkFun Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gscrivener/ This episode is brought to you by Scrivener Social. The easy-to-use social scheduling platform built for the busy solopreneur. Go to ScrivenerSocial.com and schedule a demo today!

Veterinary technicians, or nurses, are essential to veterinary hospitals and practices. Their roles are…

Veterinary technicians, or nurses, are essential to veterinary hospitals and practices. Their roles are diverse, and career paths can vary widely. On this week’s Animal Airwaves-Live, Holly Kitchen, a certified...

Dr. Shantel Julius was born on a ranch in Northeastern South Dakota. She wanted to work in veterinary medicine from a young age.During her undergraduate education at North Dakota State University, she worked in a veterinary diagnostic laboratory and was part of the McNair Scholars Program, performing research involving selenium and its effect on growth and cellular proliferation. She earned her degree in Veterinary Technology before attending the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine and earning her DVM in 2011.After graduation, she worked in small animal general and emergency practice. Following the tragic death of one of her own dogs after taking a prescribed non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication, she began her training in integrative medicine. She is a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist, and is also certified in acupuncture, spinal manipulation, Chinese herbal medicine, Tui-Na, Food Therapy, and End-of-Life care. Dr. Julius also completed a Master of Science in TCVM program.Since 2018, she has left general practice and has her own mobile integrative practice in Cottage Grove, Minnesota.In addition to her clinical practice, she is the President-Elect of the American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture.Please enjoy this conversation with Dr. Shantel Julius as we discuss her education, holistic training, and her Masters thesis research.

Self-care is crucial for a thriving veterinary career, yet everyday challenges often hinder our pursuit of well-being. This week on the Veterinary Viewfinder, we delve into some of the most common reasons people fail to adhere to self-care practices: too little time, money, and ability to do it. Our special return guest is  Rebecca Newman, a certified veterinary technician and well-being expert. Rebecca shares strategies to overcome self-imposed barriers, helping you kickstart your wellness journey. Join Dr. Ernie Ward and Beckie Mosser, RVT, MPA, as they explore practical tips for achieving a balanced, healthy life in the demanding world of veterinary medicine. Viewfinders, we're excited to welcome back Rebecca Newman, AAS, BA, Psy.M, CVT, who is the Assistant Director/Wellbeing Coordinator, Veterinary Technology at Appalachian State University Veterinary Technology program. To learn more about her work, visit here: https://rri.appstate.edu/faculty-staff/rebecca-newman-aas-bs-ms-cvt If you enjoy our podcast, please leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or your preferred platform. Your support helps us connect with more veterinary colleagues. We'd love to hear your thoughts on this topic!

Learn more and register for Fetch Kansas City here: bit.ly/46jjaaU Editors note: Within this episode, there is an instance of explicit language.  Baran Schultz is a graduate of Valley Forge Military Academy and graduated from St. Joseph's University with a bachelor's degree in Finance. In 2000, Schultz started his own IT business wanting to make a difference in the way people understand and shop all the aspects of the IT world; 24 years later he has a successful nationwide company that is considered a one-stop provider for all IT needs. This includes IT managed services, IT help desk support, data backups, VoIP phone systems, telephone integration software, security cameras, access control, voice and data cabling, fire and security systems, and low voltage design. Schultz Technology works with a variety of companies, large and small, and specializes in veterinary practices.

In this episode of VetMed Mind, Bethany Bankovich, Shawn McVey, and Rachel Teichberg share their adventures and highlight Bethany's boundless positivity in the field of veterinary medicine.Bethany currently serves as the Hospital Administrator of Neffsville Veterinary Clinic, a 9-doctor, AAHA accredited small animal practice in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She has been managing practices in the veterinary industry since 2008. She earned her B.S. in Communications from Clarion University of Pennsylvania in 2004, M.H.R.M./M.B.A. from Saint Francis University of Pennsylvania in 2006, A.A.S. in Veterinary Technology in 2010 from the Bel-Rea Institute in Denver, CO, and Certified Veterinary Practice Manager (CVPM) credentials in March of 2015. She earned her Certified Compassion Fatigue Professional (CCFP) credentials in 2019. To learn more about Bethany's passions in life and work:Follow her on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/zwimchickadee/Check out Neffsville Veterinary Clinic: https://neffsvillevet.com/The VetMed Mind is a podcast project about sharing inspirational stories, lessons, and successes from the fantastic people of the veterinary industry.

For as long as she can remember Michelle has held a deep connection with animals. Her childhood revolved around her relationship with her horses, cats & beloved dog Sparky. She knew her calling was to help animals & graduated with a bachelors of science in Veterinary Technology from Michigan State University's School of Veterinary Medicine in 2005. She immediately saw the gap that strictly conventional medicine left in our pets' care & began educating herself on holistic modalities. In 2020 she left clinical practice to open a natural pet market and focus full time on a holistic nutritional approach to our pets care. During this transition she had her own health crisis which led her on a deeply transformational emotional and energetic journey. Michelle recognized that tapping into the unique energetic needs of the body and soul is also vital to our pets health & that this would be her calling to help our pets on a deeper level. She is excited to offer Intuitive Biofeedback sessions. It has been beyond rewarding to see so many pets flourish & for their owners to have a sense of relief leaving a session with clear guidelines on how they can better meet their pets nutritional & emotional needs. Michelle lives in Vermont with her 3 Mutts, 4 Cats, her children Henry & Franki & partner Tony. WE WROTE A BOOK! The Modern Dog Parent Handbook: https://amzn.to/3OSSbLI Want to learn how to feed your dog a homemade diet? Sign up for our Homemade Diet Guide below!

For as long as she can remember Michelle has held a deep connection with animals. Her childhood revolved around her relationship with her horses, cats & beloved dog Sparky. She knew her calling was to help animals & graduated with a bachelors of science in Veterinary Technology from Michigan State University's School of Veterinary Medicine in 2005. She immediately saw the gap that strictly conventional medicine left in our pets' care & began educating herself on holistic modalities. In 2020 she left clinical practice to open a natural pet market and focus full time on a holistic nutritional approach to our pets care. During this transition she had her own health crisis which led her on a deeply transformational emotional and energetic journey. Michelle recognized that tapping into the unique energetic needs of the body and soul is also vital to our pets health & that this would be her calling to help our pets on a deeper level. She is excited to offer Intuitive Biofeedback sessions. It has been beyond rewarding to see so many pets flourish & for their owners to have a sense of relief leaving a session with clear guidelines on how they can better meet their pets nutritional & emotional needs. Michelle lives in Vermont with her 3 Mutts, 4 Cats, her children Henry & Franki & partner Tony. WE WROTE A BOOK! The Modern Dog Parent Handbook: https://amzn.to/3OSSbLI Want to learn how to feed your dog a homemade diet? Sign up for our Homemade Diet Guide below!

How can veterinary medicine use technology to improve efficiency, patient safety, and team confidence?This was the mission of Dr. Caleb Frankel, veterinarian and Founder & CEO of Instinct Science, an organization with the mission of improving the modern veterinary team experience through better technology and systems. Instinct's practice software platforms power many veterinary practices by incorporating true workflow improvement, decision support, patient safety tools, and charge capture automation. Instinct and Caleb have been in the news a lot recently because of Instinct's recent acquisition of Vetmedux the creator of Plumb's and Clinician's Brief.  Dr. Caleb has spent his clinical time in specialty and emergency hospitals including a very large multi-doctor practice in Florida. In this episode, we will discuss the journey of creating Instinct, how the acquisition of Vetmedux might not be as surprising as you think, how to avoid burnout even as an emergency doctor, what is exciting for the future of veterinary medicine, and much moreResources:Instinct websiteEpisode on YouTubeSupport the showMore Vet Life Reimagined?

Nutritional support for dogs Dr. Connolly Dr. Connolly is an Assistant Professor of Veterinary Technology and Equine Science at Pierce College. He is a graduate of the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University and did his graduate work in biochemistry and molecular biology at UCLA, where he studied transmissible antibiotic resistance and determinants of bacterial infectivity. He completed a residency in internal medicine at the Marion duPont Equine Medical Center at Virginia Tech. He has practiced companion animal and equine medicine, in both primary care and referral centers. His interests include small animal and equine clinical nutrition, and preventive medicine.

Nutritional support for dogs Man's best friend suffers the same health challenges as us humans. Those challenges are often hip and joint concerns. On this episode of Live Foreverish, Drs. Mike and Crystal discuss the causes of joint issues, the best types of dog food, and top nutrients to support comfort and connective tissue health. Dr. Connolly Dr. Connolly is an Assistant Professor of Veterinary Technology and Equine Science at Pierce College. He is a graduate of the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University and did his graduate work in biochemistry and molecular biology at UCLA, where he studied transmissible antibiotic resistance and determinants of bacterial infectivity. He completed a residency in internal medicine at the Marion duPont Equine Medical Center at Virginia Tech. He has practiced companion animal and equine medicine, in both primary care and referral centers. His interests include small animal and equine clinical nutrition, and preventive medicine.

In this episode, Tabitha engages in a crucial conversation with RVT and VTS (ECC) Kelly Foltz. Together, they delve into the sensitive yet vital topic of addressing medical errors within veterinary teams. The discussion highlights the significance of debriefing and fostering a psychologically safe environment for effective learning and improvement. Later in the episode, Kelly shares 5-7 practical tips for treating neonatal and pediatric veterinary patients, along with her favorite resources for those eager to delve deeper into this specialized field. Tune in for a blend of insightful discussions on team dynamics, patient care, and valuable resources in the world of veterinary medicine.Kelly Foltz is a 1999 graduate of Mercer University with a bachelor's degree in English and a 2006 graduate of Athens Technical College with an associate of applied technology degree in Veterinary Technology.  She joined the Academy of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Technicians and Nurses in 2012 with recertifications in 2017 and 2022.  From 2012-2020, Kelly was employed by Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine as an inpatient/urgent care technician and supervisor and in August 2020, she relocated to Gainesville, FL to accept a position as an ICU shift lead at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. In 2022, Kelly joined BluePearl as their Mid-Atlantic Regional Nursing Partner, where she serves as a nurse administrator for hospitals in MD, VA, KY, TN, NC, SC, and GA.  In addition to her clinical work, Kelly is a lecturer, author, and educator. She has served in multiple capacities including on the AVMA Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities from 2017-23, as Vice Chair in 2021-2022, and as Chair in 2022-2023.  She has represented technicians on the AVMA Task Force on Veterinary Technician Utilization in 2019 and the Working Group on Veterinary Technician Utilization in 2020-21.  Her professional interests include technician engagement and education, feline medicine, neonatal and pediatric nursing, trauma, and vascular access.  Kelly maintains active credentials in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina.  In an alternate universe, she is a flower farmer, pickle entrepreneur, and full-time beekeeper.VECCS Vet Tech Survey, share your voice!Support the show via social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/TailsFromRVT Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TailsFromAVetTechPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tailsfromavettech

Kailer chose a career in real estate because he loves helping people through emotional times. Buying or selling a home is a huge moment in peoples' lives and he wants to be that person working for my clients, helping them through hard times and celebrating with them through exciting times. Prior to becoming a REALTOR, Kailer graduated from North Dakota State University with a degree in Veterinary Technology and went on to veterinary school at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine. He was pulled away for various reasons and found my way to real estate. He is working to be a top-tier Realtor known for honesty and authenticity in addition to his industry knowledge, and he believes that a lighthearted attitude can make the best out of stressful situations. Kailer has a deep love for quality people, quality conversation, and quality relationships! Connect with Kailer --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youflourish/support

Dr. Tia Gregorio is a tenured Certified Veterinary Technician with history in emergency medicine, general practice, and specialty services. She received her Bachelors of science in Veterinary Technology from an AVMA accreddited school before completing an MBA early on in her career.  Her nontraditional route to pursue a doctorate in business has allowed her to grow her management skills while continuing to develop a robust understanding of today's veterinary practice. She is the current practice manager of two Urgent Care facilities and has spent her last 3 years in multi-unit management. Joining medicine with strategy has helped drive her passion to grow successful and empowered veterinary teams. Her goal is to continue developing veterinary teams to function at the top of their abilities. 

Kendra, RVT, chats with Amanda, CVT, about lab work and analyzer IT in veterinary medicine. After an adventurous career path looking for just the right fit, Amanda finally found a field rep position in the laboratory and IT side of vet med. Learn about what this unique career opportunity entails from making up your own schedule to travelling. If you are looking to put the technology in veterinary technology, this episode is for you!

This week we're joined by Jessica May MRCVS! Jessica has worked in mixed and equine practices, both in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong. Having worked in a variety of clinics, she has experience in first opinion, referral hospital and charity settings. We begin this week's episode by discussing Jessica's time spent in Hong Kong as an intern at a jockey club and her love for seedy loaf bread!We talk about Jessica's pioneering role using TeleMedicine within the equine industry, and her work with FirstVet, an independent digital veterinary clinic.Jessica goes on to explain how online vet services can be utilised alongside traditional appointments. She describes both the challenges and benefits of bridging the gap between veterinary clinical care and the tech world.We talk about the increasing pressure on vet professionals, particularly new grads, and how we can leverage technology to help support workers' mental health within the industry.Jessica delivers an insightful 60-second CPD providing 3 tips and tricks on how to get the most out of telemedicine consultations We then discuss Flexee, Jessica's new business that not only helps raise awareness and understanding of flexible working but also offers solutions to implement this within a practice.Jessica asks our listeners to reflect on the lessons learned throughout the pandemic and shares her fond memories of hiking in the British countryside. Support the show

Alexis (Lexi) Hansen Bs, LVT, RVT, VTS (ECC) started her career in the veterinary industry at Morrisville State College where she received her Bachelors in Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation. She then went on to attend SUNY Delhi to obtain her Associates in Veterinary Technology. After becoming an LVT in New York in 2016, she moved to Charlotte, North Carolina and obtained her RVT while pursuing her dream of working in emergency medicine. In 2020 she relocated to the Raleigh-Durham area to join the emergency and critical care department at BluePearl in Cary, NC. Working alongside three criticalists she was able to obtain her VTS(ECC) in 2021. Over the last year she has transitioned into a leadership role as the emergency and critical care technician manager. She works closely with their in-house technician trainer to ensure her and her team are always practicing the best standard of medicine. When she is not busy at work, she is spending time with boyfriend, two pit bulls, baking, or gardening. 

This week, Brenna is practicing gratitude, looking for compassion, and celebrating TRU's unique, care-centred Veterinary Technology program.

How do you know when it's time to walk away from a dream? As a business owner and entrepreneur, we are driven by our passions to our goals we set for ourselves. However, sometimes we have to quit and start over. Pivoting (quit by a different name) means course correcting due to either external, or internal factors. Wayne Hartley Jr., owner and founder of Happy Hearts Pet Care ATL, joins the show to share how he quit his dream of mobile grooming to start a brick and mortar business. Wayne sacrificed a lot to make it happen, but it was all because he recognized he needed the change to better connect with his mission. He gives advice on how to keep moving forward, even when you're exhausted, and how to innovate well in your business. Main topics: Moving to brick and mortar Taking risks FLIG Beaten down Innovating Main takeaway: The difference between acting out of desperation and focused intentionality, is the belief you have in yourself and the goal you're working towards. About our guest: My name is Wayne Hartley Jr. I am a Registered Veterinary Technician. Pet Care has always been a passion of mine. Since I was young I've always loved animals — both learning about and taking care of them. I have graduated from THE Fort Valley State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Veterinary Technology. I have worked in various veterinary settings from the largest multi-specialty emergency hospital to general practices, other referral hospitals, and university settings such as the University of Georgia's Veterinary Teaching Hospital. When not working, I have volunteered my time at wildlife conservation centers, adoption agencies, dog daycare, cat sanctuaries, and with the Boys and Girls Club as well as Habitat for Humanity. Giving back and working with the community has always been another passion for me. It makes my heart happy to be able to be a blessing for someone else. (see what I did there). After being a veterinary technician for 7 years, I began Happy Hearts Pet Care as a mobile grooming service in 2016 and moved to a brick and mortar location in 2022. I also founded PETLANTA, a community of pet care professionals in Atlanta that come to support each other, network, teach, and give back to the community. I now have the opportunity to share my love of animals with my clients and pet owners all over the Stone Mountain and Metro Atlanta area.  Links: Previously on: https://www.petsitterconfessional.com/episodes/224 Website: happyheartspcs.com Youtube: youtube.com/channel/UC7v4FA7Qs1C3BaVGJ2VB2bQ Facebook: facebook.com/happyheartspetcareatl Instagram: instagram.com/happyheartspetcareatl/ PETLANTA: https://petlanta.org Buy PSC Merch Give us a call! (636) 364-8260  Follow us on: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter Email us at: feedback@petsitterconfessional.com Full show notes and transcript   Sponsored by: ❤️ Our AMAZING Patreon Supporters Time to Pet Visit: https://timetopet.com/confessional Code: 50% off first 3 months Pet Perennials Visit: https://petperennials.com/pages/register-for-a-business-account Code: 'PSC' when registering for a $2 off coupon on any purchases in the 1st 90 days

In this episode of the Furbabies Podcast, Stephanie Goodman interviews Veterinary Technician and Veterinary Cannabis Counselor, David Blackwell, about the uses of cannabis products to help with the wellness and temperament of your animals. He shares the importance of checking your state's specific laws and rules when working with these types of products and do's and don'ts when choosing to use them.David is a Registered Veterinary Technician and Veterinary Cannabis Counselor from Northeast Ohio with a passion for pets of all kinds.davidthevettech@gmail.com+1 330-556-3898https://veterinarycannabissociety.org/Registered Veterinary Technician (licensed in Ohio) & Veterinary Cannabis Counselor The Vet Tech Ltd. was founded in February of 2020 by David Blackwell. David acquired his AAS in Veterinary Technology in 2018 from Ross College and is a Registered Veterinary Technician and Veterinary Cannabis Counselor with several years of clinical experience providing all levels of care, from the simplest nail trims to the ICU and critical emergencies. He has experience with many different species of large, small, and exotic animals. He has a passion for gold-standard patient care and client education as well as TNR and rescue/ rehab for “community” cat colonies.Tune into the Furbabies Podcast YouTube Channel at http://FurbabiesPodcast.tv.Got a question or suggestion for Stephanie and the show? Book a call with Steph at TalkWithStephanieGoodman.com

Paige Allen is the Assistant Director of Academic Advising and Recruitment Veterinary Nursing Program, Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine.  She holds an AAS in Veterinary Technology from National College, a BSBA from Indiana Wesleyan University, and an MS in Educational Technology at Purdue University.  Paige is an active member of the NAVTA and is the Past President of the NAVC. Find Paige on Linkedin

Sometimes you hit a point in your career where you inveitibly ask, "What's next?" Often that next is a leadership position. But what if you don't want to be a manager? Or, what if you do but you done know where to start learning about leadership and management? In this episode we talk with RVT Senani Ratnayake as she help us understand the different oprtions, what we should do if we feel stuck, and how to become great leaders. Senani attended Queen's University and the University of Guelph where she completed a Bachelor of Science before pursuing Veterinary Technology at Ridgetown College, graduating in 2002. She has been educating veterinary professionals for over 17 years and has received multiple awards for her contributions to veterinary medicine, including most recently the Founders Award from Dr. Andy Roark's Uncharted Veterinary Community. She is a sought-after and well-respected veterinary consultant and speaker. You can find her at http://imotivatum.com/ Resources for this episode: https://www.communivet.com/en/ca/sign-in (Join for free)

Kristy Gungler is a seeker, teacher and connector. She is a mama, wife, daughter, sister and friend. She holds certifications in Ayurvedic Health Counseling, Forest Therapy, yoga + clinical aromatherapy. She has a bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and an associates degree in Veterinary Technology. Kristy is a nature-worshiper whose deep desire and calling is to re-connect humans to nature for the betterment of themselves, their communities, and our beautiful planet, Earth. Through her Earth Bird Wholebeing practice, she offers Ayurvedic Health counseling, guided Forest Therapy walks, seasonal online workshops + courses, teaches a weekly yoga class and is a small-batch distiller of aromatic and therapeutic hydrosols. Connect with Kristyhttps://www.earthbirdwholebeing.com/InstagramJournal PromptFind a tree to spend time with this year. Bring your journal there and tune in. Write about whatever comes up. Maybe even write a letter to the tree and read it out loud. Allow your inner child to participate. Support the showThanks for listening.xo-JackieWant to calm your mind, have better focus, and relieve inflammation in your body using organic plant medicine? Reach out to me at madreandthemuse@gmail.com or order directly from this link -https://jackiedeconti.greencompassglobal.com/Interested in taking the next yoga teacher training or working with me as your Ayurveda Health Counselor? Check out the Madre & The Muse website.www.madreandthemuse.comdeep gratitude to Jared Sales + ALLIN. for the intro/outro musicwww.tinkmusik.com

In this episode, we welcome Virginia Corrigan, DVM, an equestrian childhood dreamer who has taken a unique journey to follow her passion for veterinary medicine. Virginia is a graduate of the University of Tennessee with a Master of Public Health degree and a residency in advanced canine and feline practice.Episode highlights:Virginia's Veterinary Career Journey: Virginia shares her inspiring story of how she went from an equestrian childhood dreamer to a veterinarian and educator. She talks about the twists and turns in her journey and how she eventually ended up as the Program Director of a new Veterinary Technology program at Appalachian State University.Learnings from Veterinary Medical Education: Virginia shares her insights on what she learned from her veterinary medical education experience and how it has shaped her views on advancing veterinary education.Becoming the Program Director: Virginia shares how she became the Program Director of a new four-year online Bachelor's program in veterinary technology. She talks about her vision for the program and how she leads the charge to provide veterinary technicians with a comprehensive and flexible education.Join us as we delve into the world of veterinary education and explore the future of this exciting field with Virginia Corrigan, DVM. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from one of the leaders in the field and learn about the latest advancements in veterinary education.More Vet Life Reimagined?

On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast™, you'll meet Alli Caraveo.Alli Caraveo is a stay-at-home mom, first-generation rancher, entrepreneur and Equine Gestaltist™. She pursued her lifelong love for animals by getting her Veterinary Technology degree in 2012. During that time, she was building a family and a ranch with her future husband. Currently, Alli and her family are enjoying the slow life of Central Montana while enjoying a life they have always dreamed of. She has opened up a retreat center and an Equine Gestalt Coaching business where she and her horses help others walk through deep disappointment, life transitions, trauma, and healing.For full show notes, including links mentioned in the show, head over to wildrosefarmer.com/169 . . .DISCUSSIONS THIS WEEK:[13:57] Training & Programs Alli Went Through to Begin Her Own Business[17:36] All About the Equine Gestalt Coaching Method[26:39] Services Restorative Strides Provides to the Community[28:53] Alli Discusses Her Retreats & Workshops[30:40] Mental Health & Agriculture[36:16] Rapid Fire. . .This week's episode is brought to you byFCC Events . . .Let's get SocialFollow The Rural Woman Podcast on Social MediaInstagram | FacebookSign up to get email updatesJoin our private Facebook group, The Rural Woman Podcast Community Connect with Katelyn on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest. . .Support the ShowPatreon | Merch | PayPal | Become a Show SponsorShop our Show SponsorsLeave a Review on Apple Podcasts | Take the Listener SurveyScreenshot this episode and share it on your socials!Tag @TheRuralWomanPodcast + #TheRuralWomanPodcast. . .Meet the TeamAudio Editor | MixBär.Admin Team | Kim & Co OnlinePatreon...

I realized my love for canine rehab and massage while volunteering at a canine rehab facility in 2012 when I took my own dog in for rehab.  I wasn't able to pursue school at that time and went on to work as a veterinary assistant while being trained as a technician on the job. While learning valuable information about the veterinary field and gaining vast experience working in general practice, I felt I was missing out on a passion that I had grown to love.  I went on and graduated from New England Institute of Technology with an Associates in Science Degree in Veterinary Technology, as well as going to the University of Tennessee for Canine Rehabilitation.   My love for helping geriatric patients and other arthritic dogs lead me to go on and become certified in canine massage at the Brandenburg Massage Therapy program.  I worked in a rehab facility in Massachusetts since 2014 and continued on to do the job I love fitting in massages anywhere I can whether it be in the pool, underwater treadmill, draped over an exercise ball or on a bed.   https://www.pawsitivehealingtouch.com/about-me ​

Erica Brandt (Mattox) CVT, VTS (ECC) is the Clinical Manager of Surgery and Anesthesia at WestVet in Boise Idaho. Erica passed her VTS exam in 2009 to become 1 of the first VTS (ECC) in Idaho. She served as the president of the Idaho Society of Veterinary Technicians and Assistants for 10 years. She is passionate about emergency medicine, anesthesia, surgery, feline medicine, and the profession of Veterinary Technology in general. When not helping pets, teaching, or mentoring her amazing team, she enjoys anything outdoors with her husband Curtis, and her 2 children Sean and Alexandra.

In this episode, we interview Liza Rudolph, BAS, CVT, VTS (Clinical Practice, Internal Medicine) about the value of being a career veterinary technician as Director of a ‘coming soon' veterinary technology program at Rowan College of South Jersey. Questions about the program can be directed to lrudolp1@rcsj.edu.

Welcome to another episode of the Veterinary Business Success Show. Today, we are joined by Dr. Virginia Corrigan, as she discusses the outline of the new Bachelor's degree program she founded in Veterinary Technology at Appalachian State University.  Dr. Virginia earned a B.A. in Zoology with a minor in Neuroscience from Miami University in 2006, her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in 2010, and her Master of Public Health degree with a focus in Human-Animal Bond studies from Virginia Tech in 2016. She has completed a 3-year post-doctoral residency program in advanced canine and feline practice at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, where she has since stayed on as a faculty member. Having recently joined Appalachian State University as the Director of a new Bachelor's degree program in Veterinary Technology, Dr. Corrigan considers herself fortunate to be in a profession amongst the most caring and compassionate people on earth. Join Brendan Howard and Dr. Virginia Corrigan as they discuss the general outline for the new Bachelor's degree program in Veterinary Technology and its importance - not only to the students but also to employers and veterinary organizations. Episode Outline [00:00] Episode Intro. [01:24] Dr. Virginia's quick career introduction [02:49] When did the first batch of students start taking the Bachelor's degree program in Veterinary Technology at Appalachian State University? [03:22] Dr. Virginia explains the goal of the new Bachelor's degree program in Veterinary Technology at Appalachian State University [04:16] Brendan asks Dr. Virginia to explain the differences between the current two-year program and the newly introduced four-year program. [10:50] Dr. Virginia explains the difference between a two-year in-person program and the four-year online program. [12:10] Where can students take practice lessons? [13:02] Brendan asks Dr. Virginia whether the lessons within the program are synchronized or not. [16:04] Dr. Virginia talks about the pressure points encountered while developing the new Bachelor's degree program in Veterinary Technology at Appalachian State University. [18:27] Ad break - http://vetxinternational.com/leaders (Our veterinary leadership program) [19:43] The episode resumes with Brendan asking Virginia to explain how students get the chance to get hands-on skills with the four-year degree program. [22:08] How does tracking differ between experienced and inexperienced students? [25:11] Dr. Virginia talks about the faculty members and their contribution to the design of the new program  [27:18] Benefits of the four-year degree program. [30:01] Title and description of the person in charge of the well-being at Appalachian State University. [34:28] Dr. Virginia talks about the team she works with and the positions yet to be filled. [38:00] Episode Outro - http://vetxinternational.com/leaders (Our veterinary leadership program). [38:44] The end. Sign up to http://www.vetxinternational.com/leaders (Leaders) to access the extended version of this podcast.  Connect with Dr. Virginia Corrigan Email https://www.linkedin.com/in/virginiakiefercorrigan/ (LinkedIn) https://web.facebook.com/virginia.kiefer.14 (Facebook) 

Lindsay Yinger has been the head coach of the Otterbein College Equestrian Team since 2010. She has led the college team to many titles in the region, zone & nationally. Lindsay began her teaching career in 2002, while earning her degree in Veterinary Technology. She currently owns and operates Lindsay Yinger Show StablesSupport the show

Lindsay Yinger has been the head coach of the Otterbein College Equestrian Team since 2010. She has led the college team to many titles in the region, zone & nationally. Lindsay began her teaching career in 2002, while earning her degree in Veterinary Technology. She currently owns and operates Lindsay Yinger Show Stables

What happens when a VTS in ECC gets into a position to really enact some effective change? Well, we discuss that and more with the amazing Kelly Foltz! Kelly Foltz is a 2006 graduate of Athens Technical College with an associate of applied technology degree in Veterinary Technology. She joined the Academy of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Technicians and Nurses in 2012. In addition to her work with Blue Pearl, Kelly is also a lecturer and author. She is a member of the AVMA Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities and served on the AVMA Task Force on Veterinary Technician Utilization in 2019. This episode features a case of a favorite feline that got into a bit of trouble and is now being seen by Kelly in the ER. Listen in as we discuss first line treatments, feline grimace scales, and non pharma measures for patient comfort in the ICU. https://www.felinegrimacescale.com/

Kendra (RVT, LVT) chats with Jessie (LVT) on her adventures in veterinary blood banking. Moving into a small community within veterinary medicine and exploring new options for patients is not for the faint of heart. Jessie explored new options to be able to start the first veterinary blood bank in the state of South Carolina. Hear her tale of moving into biopharma and ultimately closing her circle on her "why" in veterinary medicine. 

Kendra, LVT, chats with Samantha (recent veterinary technology graduate) about our credentialed vet tech counterparts in the military. What branch do you need to join to become part of the military veterinary effort? What is the training like? How does it relate to our civilian credentialed veterinary technician role? Tune in to learn so many great facts about how to be a part of veterinary medicine within the military!

Tricia Gorham–chair of the College of Veterinary Technology at St. Petersburg College, and a practicing veterinary technician since 1991—discusses her love of animals extending back to childhood, and how she […] The post Tricia Gorham, chair of the College of Veterinary Technology at St. Petersburg College first appeared on Talking Animals.

Hello Caffeinators, we hope you're well! We're bringing you our next episode with Garnetta Santiago, MA, LVT to talk about diversity, equity, and inclusion in our field. If you heard our recent episode with Harold Davis (if not, why not? Download it now!), Garnetta was his recommendation for who we should interview next. Garnetta is currently the Manager of Academic and Professional Affairs for Zoetis, driving strategic engagement with Colleges of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Technology programs throughout the US and Caribbean. She talked to us about her work and some of the different programs that are available for DEI training. We discussed the larger scope of where we're at currently on these issues, where we've come from, and areas where we can continue to improve.  Many of the points she makes really made us think and it was wonderful to continue this conversation we started in 2020. We could've talked to Garnetta for hours, and we hope this was just the first episode with her so we can dive deeper into some of these points soon! Show Links: Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vettechcafe Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vettechcafepodcast Like and Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMDTKdfOaqSW0Mv3Uoi33qg  Our website: https://www.vettechcafe.com/ Vet Tech Cafe Merch: https://www.vettechcafe.com/merch If you would like to help us cover our podcast expenses, we'd appreciate any support you give through Patreon. We do this podcast and our YouTube channel content to support the veterinary technicians out there and do not expect anything in return! We thank you for all you do.

Vet Nurse Margie Rutherford's Visions for Veterinary Nursing in New ZealandMargie Rutherford, BSC, BVT - Vet Nurse of the Year 2021Episode 1/2 where Vet Nurse Margie Rutherford and I chat about her visions for veterinary nursing in New Zealand.Margie was awarded the NZ Vet Nurse of the Year 2021 .   She was one of 16 nominations for Vet Nurse of the Year.   According to NZVNA President, Amy Ross, one of the things that really stood out to her in the nominations was the time and care that all of the nominees spent, not just looking after the wellbeing of their patients, but also the wellbeing of their team.In this episode Margie shares some of her ideas on how to have a sustainable veterinary profession in NZ from a people perspective … how it's essential to have a distinction between having a professional life and a personal life …Every year, during the first week of October, the NZVNA celebrates Veterinary Nurse Awareness Week (VNAW), culminating on the awarding of Vet Nurse of the Year, on the Friday of VNAW.  As you'll hear Margie mention, it's usually a big celebratory gala evening but the pandemic …. Well, the awards for 2021 were announced via a webinar event.The NZVNA and Hill's Veterinary Nurse of the Year Award was launched in 2013 to recognise New Zealand veterinary nurses who advocate and significantly contribute to the care of their patients, and who are an integral part of the veterinary health care team.As you'll hear, Margie took a somewhat circuitous route to reach her vocation as a veterinary nurse. Margie holds two Bachelor degrees:  a Bachelor of Science plus a Bachelor of Veterinary Technology.  Today she works as a companion animal vet nurse at The Strand Veterinarian in Auckland's Parnell.  We jump into the conversation here where I ask Margie when she knew she wanted to be a vet nurse.LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODEDr Megan Alderson - morning ritual of turning the clinic phone off for 10-15 mins/daySophie Kennedy - Vet Clinic sustainability VetStaff leading veterinary sector recruitment in New Zealand | veterinarians | locums | nurses

Jenna Mahan has seen a few things in her fifteen years as a registered veterinary technician and her ten years in Claims at Embrace Pet Insurance. She joins us today for a sometimes hilarious, uncensored, no BS story session. She's been in on some of the weirdest dog-related stories we've ever heard, from a bulldog whose vomit smelled like wine (but wasn't) to finding a cat in the most unexpected place you can imagine. Along the way she has tons of advice about hazards our pets face during the holiday season and how to avoid them … from strangling Christmas lights to tinsel to pancreatitis problems. She also offers advice about how to evaluate your own pet insurance needs and touches on the business of pet insurance itself, and how the “wide open market” in the U.S., where only 2% of pet owners have it, is attracting opportunists. An enlightening and entertaining conversation with a woman who has dedicated her career to helping people in crisis help their pets. About Jenna Mahan After 15 years working as a registered veterinary technician, Jenna joined Embrace as a claims adjuster in 2011. Jenna was promoted to lead, then manager, and was made Director of Claims and Chief Underwriter in 2017, leading a team of nearly 50 Embracers. Jenna is responsible for implementing time-saving system changes and advancements that get Embrace policyholders' claims processed quickly and efficiently. Jenna began her career with an associate degree in Applied Science in Veterinary Technology and went on to receive her bachelor's degree in Biology with minors in Chemistry and Theater from Bowling Green State University. She has five Embraced fur-kids — dogs Hazel, Lou, and Charlie; and cats Quinn and Harry.  https://www.embracepetinsurance.com/  About The Long Leash  Thank you for joining us. If you have enjoyed listening, please SUBSCRIBE so you'll never miss out!   Check out Dog Podcast Network for other dog-adjacent shows.  Follow us in Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. 

Join us in the next episode of Gateway to the Smokies Podcast with Joetta Newman Holder, she is a Kentucky native and a graduate of Morehead State University with a BS degree in Veterinary Technology.She moved to WNC in 1992 and began her career as a vet tech in Asheville, helped start the Humane Alliance charitable organization in Asheville, and later was a teacher at Asheville Buncombe Tech as well serving as Chairperson for the vet tech program at the college. She is an avid dog lover.She became active in search and rescue operations in 1994, and in 2015 opened her own business—Mountain Girl Outdoors- a business begun with her late husband, that is devoted to getting more females actively involved in outdoor pursuits such as camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, conservation, and shooting sports.Don't miss this interview with Joetta, she will share with us her passion for animals and how she loves taking pictures pertaining to the outdoors.Tune in for this fun conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Joseph starts off the show with his usual intro before going into the sponsored message. After the message, Joseph talks about a traditional, Scottish festival he was attending, with concerts and kilts galore. Then, Joseph introduces the guest of the episode, Joetta Newman. Joseph asks her where she grew up in Kentucky and what it was like. She talks about how she got into the outdoors, explaining how she expressed little interest in the outdoors growing up, contrary to who she is now. They transition into Joetta's veterinarian degree and what she did as a veterinarian before heading to the break.Segment 2Returning from the break, Joseph wanted to learn about how Joetta met her late husband, Denver Holder. She recalls it was during her time doing search and rescues where she would volunteer to, as she describes it, train dogs in hide-and-seek. Her most memorable rescue was a lost old man who wanted McDonald's and some love. Joetta then talks about geocaching, a sort of scavenger hunt in which the player would explore the environment using GPS and apps. Joetta depicts her experience in getting over her fear of guns and learning how to shoot. This sparks a discussion on guns and the experiences between the two before going to a commercial break.Segment 3Coming back, Joseph asks Joetta how she created her business, Mountain Girl Outdoors. She explains how when she got more involved with the outdoors, more women were also asking about the outdoors so Denver and Joetta started up the business in response. She goes on to describe the different programs they offered, the firearms program becoming more and more popular. Now, they offer outdoors, photography, and more. Joseph switches the conversation to her part in turkey conservation. She explains her role in bringing the turkey population back up and succeeding, now having more restrictions on turkey hunting. She also talks about public events offered by her business, although right now, they only offer classes and private lessons.Segment 4Back from the final break, Joseph asked about Joetta's involvement in her time as a circus photography. She explains how her friend was a part of a circus, and she was offered to take pictures of them, leading to Joetta traveling with them for a while. Joseph then wanted to know Joetta's ideal itinerary in Canton. She talks about her ideal breakfast, lunch, and dinner spots along with activities to do in between everything. These can include walks in different parks and axe throwing. They finish off with where they can find Joetta and her business.

Mary L. Berg, BS, RVT, RLATG, VTS (Dentistry), is a charter member of the Academy of Veterinary Dental Technicians. She earned a bachelor's degree in Biology and Microbiology at South Dakota State University, an associate's degree in Laboratory Animal Science at Redlands Community College, and another associate's degree in Veterinary Technology from St. Petersburg College. She received her Veterinary Technician Specialty in Dentistry in 2006. For nearly three decades, Berg worked in research, where she specialized in products aimed at improving the oral health of companion animals. She has also served as the practice manager and dental specialist at a general practice. She teaches veterinary technology, and she is president of Beyond the Crown Veterinary Education — a veterinary dental consulting service. Berg is actively involved in NAVTA, tAVDT and KVTA, and she has served on committees for the AVMA and AAVSB. She has authored or co-authored over 70 publications.

Sustainable Vet Clinic Practice - CeeJay Donovan of Massey Vets in Palmerston North - chats about her 6 in 6  - six easy to implement sustainable practices she implemented at Massey Vets in six months and the differences she noticed.For international listeners that's the on-campus clinic of the Veterinary Science Faculty of New Zealand's Massey University.CeeJay has a Bachelor of Veterinary Technology from Massey, a Certificate in Science and Technology from Massey as well as a Certificate in Captive Wild Animal Management from Unitec in Auckland.  If you've listened to the previous two episodes on sustainability, you'll have heard CeeJay's name mentioned a few times – especially in relation to the social media initiatives she's kicked off Sustainable Vet Practice – NZ communities on both FB and Insta – so go follow and connect there.We also talked about some of her big picture goals such as finding a way to compost cat poop without exposing the environment to toxoplasma;  is there a way you can capture and reuse your anaesthetic gas, and what's she doing in regard to responsible antimicrobial disposal. As you'll hear her say more than once – one person can make a difference!LINKS MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODE:it's critical that vets with visas can get into NZ without having to play the MIQ lottery game of chance – you can sign it at Get2VetsNZ at Facebook or via tinyurl.com/get2vetsnz -  thanks heaps!Stay tuned right to the end - if you're interested you can listen into the after we wrapped everything up chat that CeeJay and I had.Sustainable Vet Practice - NZ - FacebookSustainable Vet Practice - NZ - InstagramVetStaff leading veterinary sector recruitment in New Zealand | veterinarians | locums | nurses

What's the difference between a manager and a leader? How do you juggle wearing all of the hats? Wayne Hartley Jr., owner of Happy Hearts Pet Care, joins the show to break down his mindset around working with his team and the role emotional intelligence plays in his business. From using fear as a motivating force, to how he views success, Wayne shares how he makes his business run. Wayne also talks about what it's like running a mobile grooming service, and all of the bumps that come with that. He gives some great advice for how he recharges and taps into inspiration when running his business. Topics on this episode: * Leader * Success * Emotional Inteligence * Mobile Grooming * Juggling everything Main take away: Self care and mental health are about putting your why back at the forefront of your mind. About our guest: My name is Wayne Hartley Jr. I am a Registered Veterinary Technician. Pet Care has always been a passion of mine. Since I was young I've always loved animals — both learning about and taking care of them. I have graduated from THE Fort Valley State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Veterinary Technology. I have worked in various veterinary settings from the largest multi-specialty emergency hospital to general practices, other referral hospitals, and university settings such as the University of Georgia's Veterinary Teaching Hospital. When not working, I have volunteered my time at wildlife conservation centers, adoption agencies, dog daycare, cat sanctuaries, and with the Boys and Girls Club as well as Habitat for Humanity. Giving back and working with the community has always been another passion for me. It makes my heart happy to be able to be a blessing for someone else. (see what I did there). After being a veterinary technician for 7 years, I began Happy Hearts Pet Care in 2016. I now have the opportunity to share my love of animals with my clients and pet owners all over the Stone Mountain and Metro Atlanta area.  Links: Website: happyheartspcs.com (https://linktr.ee/HHPCS) Youtube: youtube.com/channel/UC7v4FA7Qs1C3BaVGJ2VB2bQ Facebook: facebook.com/happyheartspetcareatl Instagram: instagram.com/happyheartspetcareatl/ Full show notes and transcript (https://www.petsitterconfessional.com/episodes/224)

After Alicia attended her first 4 week beekeeping class she was hooked. In this episode you will learn the story of how Honey and Bee began, many amazing facts about bees and the hidden benefits of raw honey.  Alicia taught us how to recognize the best types of honey, tips for creating a bee friendly lawn and what to expect as a beekeeper.  Featuring the song "Please Dear Sun" by local musician, Amanda Grace.  Alicia Donovan is owner of Honey and The Bee, Beyond the Hive.Her background in Veterinary Technology led her the fascinating world of honey bees.From studying bee biology to understanding the best beekeeping practices the learning never ends. She has taken courses from Entomologists at the University of Minnesota and Michigan State.  Alicia is involved in many honey bee related groups and has been beekeeping for the past 5 years.  She recently completed a course in Sensory Analysis of Honey through the American Honey Tasting Society. Alicia and her husband are owners of Bogus Creek Hill Farm a pollinator friendly habitat in Stockholm, WI. Learn more at https://honeyandthebee.blog/Follow Minnesota Circle on Instagram or Facebook @minnesotacircleSupport the show (http://www.minnesotacircle.com)

Episode 40  I have a great conversation with owner of DogFit Conditioning & Performance, Frankie Aston CCFT from New South Wales Australia. DogFit Conditioning & Performance is dedicated to the health and fitness of active and performance Dogs. Frankie Aston is a Certified Canine Fitness Trainer, Certified Canine Hydrotherapist, Professional Dog Trainer, and is currently studying Bachelor of Veterinary Technology, and completing certifications in Massage and Rehabilitation. In addition, she has the LLA behavioural certificate, and trains for agility. Find out more on this link: http://dogfitperformance.com Or  Want to jump into the Dogs & Deadlifts Community? Click Here: https://www.canineconditioning.club/Membership

With Happy Hearts Pet CareServices, you AND your pet wins! Founded by registered Veterinary Technician, Wayne Hartley Jr. in 2016, HHPCS has become THE go-to for premium pet care and grooming services in and around Atlanta, and the greater Atlanta area. His services are in high demand and include; mobile grooming, pet sitting, dog walking services, training and boarding. They truly live up to their tagline of “quality pet care by quality pet care people. HHPCS has created a simple no hassle way for customers to hop on to https://happyheartspcs.wixsite.com/hhpcs  and schedule services. In addition to stellar services, customer service is always a hit. Other customer favorites are the monthly newsletter, and the comprehensive and detailed grooming report card that your pet receives after each grooming.  When asked how he knew it was time to step out on faith during a pandemic, he reflectively responds, “My trust, my faith, and my love for the industry gave me the confidence and clarity. I have always known that pet care is my life’s work. My decision to become a full-time entrepreneur has been nothing short of a blessing and I couldn’t imagine doing anything else.” After graduating from Fort Valley State University with a BS in Veterinary Technology, Wayne has worked in various veterinary settings. His vast knowledge and experience come from contributing to multi-specialty emergency pet hospitals and to general practices. His love for animals’ extent far beyond his business. You can find him volunteering at wildlife conservatives, adoption agencies and doggy daycares on any given day. He happens to enjoy people just as much as he also spends time working with Habitat for Humanity and the Boys and Girls Club.  

With Happy Hearts Pet Care Services, you AND your pet wins! Founded by registered Veterinary Technician, Wayne Hartley Jr. in 2016, HHPCS has become THE go-to for premium pet care and grooming services in and around Atlanta, and the greater Atlanta area. His services are in high demand and include; mobile grooming, pet sitting, dog walking services, training and boarding. They truly live up to their tagline of “quality pet care by quality pet care people. HHPCS has created a simple no hassle way for customers to hop on to https://happyheartspcs.wixsite.com/hhpcs and schedule services. In addition to stellar services, customer service is always a hit. Other customer favorites are the monthly newsletter, and the comprehensive and detailed grooming report card that your pet receives after each grooming. When asked how he knew it was time to step out on faith during a pandemic, he reflectively responds, “My trust, my faith, and my love for the industry gave me the confidence and clarity. I have always known that pet care is my life’s work. My decision to become a full-time entrepreneur has been nothing short of a blessing and I couldn’t imagine doing anything else.” After graduating from Fort Valley State University with a BS in Veterinary Technology, Wayne has worked in various veterinary settings. His vast knowledge and experience come from contributing to multi-specialty emergency pet hospitals and to general practices. His love for animals’ extent far beyond his business. You can find him volunteering at wildlife conservatives, adoption agencies and doggy daycares on any given day. He happens to enjoy people just as much as he also spends time working with Habitat for Humanity and the Boys and Girls Club. For more info: http://www.indiereviewcd.com https://twitter.com/IndieRevue https://www.instagram.com/indie.review https://www.facebook.com/indie.review --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indie-review/support

Kendra the Vet Tech (LVT) chats with Sue, LVT, VTS-EVN for an episode featuring some cutting edge (new frontier) career opportunities for credentialed veterinary technicians. Sue tells us about her round-about journey of coming into her veterinary technician career and the winding path that led her to where she is today as the equine teaching herd manager at the University of Minnesota. A real story about not being afraid of change and saying "Yes!" to new opportunities. She is the first veterinary technician to hold her current position. Not only is she in charge of the health and well-being of the herd, she is shaping the veterinarians of tomorrow through hands-on instruction. She and some of her veterinary technician colleagues are now being more heavily utilized in formal veterinary student instruction. Join in to hear more about this first hand account of exciting changes in career possibilities for veterinary technicians!

Another Pre-Med, I mean Animal Science professor! Brandon Smith, PhD, a native of Slocomb, AL, received dual baccalaureate degrees in Animal Sciences and Agronomy & Soils from Auburn University in 2012. He attained a Master of Science in Animal Science (focusing in ruminant nutrition) in 2014 from the University of Arkansas and a Doctorate of Philosophy in Agronomy (focused in forages) in 2017 at Texas A&M University, achieving . Brandon was hired to assume the position of Assistant Professor in the Department of Animal Science and Veterinary Technology at Tarleton State University. His primary role is that of ruminant nutritionist, though he also aids the department in its Range and Ranch Management program and serves as the Department Statistician.

Heather is a Reiki Master Practitioner, Spiritual Coach and a Creative Soul. She's a lover of nature, animals, travel and all things Spiritual. She has a strong background in Animal Sciences, specifically Veterinary Technology, and loves to offer Reiki to your pets. After travelling all over the globe, due to her husband's job, this resilient Mum of two teens, deeply understands what it's like to start over in new places and recreate self. Heather and her family returned to Australia in 2016 and now she wants to help you thrive during times of change and transition through Spiritual guidance, Energy Healing and Vision Boards. You can create a life you love. Inspire, Heal, Create! You can contact Heather at … Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/truecolourshealing Website: www.truecolourshealing.com Email: hndtech97@yahoo.com If you'd like to be interviewed on the Indie Author Interview Series or Showcase Your Biz contact Pip to ask questions @Pip Coleman Author Coach or you can book in for a 30 minute complimentary ‘what's it all about' chat: https://pipcoleman.clickbook.net/sub/pipcoleman/

Kendra, LVT, chats with Paige, RVT about the 4 year option at Purdue University. Join in on the 4th, and final, installment of the credentialed veterinary technician schooling options episodes. How does the application process look? How does a normally 2 year program fit onto a 4 year time line to obtain a bachelor's degree? What are the benefits of adding the extra semesters to gain the bachelor's degree? Answers to these questions and so much more!

Welcome to Episode 36 of the Plantarion Podcast. Danni McGhee chats with Terry Cummings of Poplar Spring Farm Sanctuary and the hidden truths of the treatment of zoo and farm animals and why she's created a safe haven for animals.SUBSCRIBE TO PLANTARION PODCAST ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST PLAYER!Interview with Terry CummingsTerry Cummings is the Co-Founder and Co-Director of Poplar Spring Animal Sanctuary, a 430 acre refuge located in Poolesville, Maryland. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from the University of Maryland, and an Associate’s Degree in Veterinary Technology. She is a licensed Veterinary Technician, who worked at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo as a Veterinary Technician for 12 years, prior to starting the sanctuary. She founded Poplar Spring Animal Sanctuary in 1996 with her husband Dave, where they have been rescuing and providing a permanent home for abused and abandoned farm animals and wildlife for 24 years.Follow Terry & Poplar Spring Farm SantuaryInstagramFacebookTwitterWebsiteEpisode Mentions:HumaneMyth.orgFollow Plantarion on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, & Youtube!SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS ABOUT THIS EPISODE ON OUR LATEST INSTAGRAM POST!

What veterinary technician program is right for you? Check out this first installment in a series of education options to become a credentialed veterinary technician. How does the program work in terms of semesters or quarters? What does "the information builds" actually mean? What does the application and interview process look like? These, and many more, questions answered in this incredibly informational episode guest starring Natalie, RVT, instructor at Maple Woods Veterinary Technology (Metropolitan Community College).

This week on the Cone!!! New JAVMA article about what technicians really care about in their jobs. Are you providing them? Are you wasting your time and resources doing things they don't care about? Let's get into this! ABOUT OUR GUEST: David Liss has an incredibly rich and diverse background in the field of veterinary technology. A registered veterinary technician in California, David holds a Bachelor's in Sociology and an Associate's Degree in Veterinary Technology. He also holds double board-certifications as a veterinary technician specialist in emergency/critical care and small animal internal medicine and has diverse background in emergency and critical care nursing in addition to being a certified veterinary practice manager (CVPM) and professional in human resources (PHR). He has been technician manager at two different twenty-four-hour referral/specialty facilities in the Los Angeles area, has contributed to numerous veterinary texts and was awarded the Veterinary Technician Educator of the Year award by Western Veterinary Conference. David also holds a Master's inBiomedical Science. David currently is the director of operations for Amerivet in Los Angeles, runs his own consulting business: Veterinary Training and Consulting, Inc., and lectures worldwide.

Learn about the role of the credentialed veterinary technician in physical rehabilitation. Joining Kendra the Vet Tech this episode is Anna, RVT, CCRP, talking about her role in rehabilitation practice. What exercises do they perform? What tasks are the technicians sole responsibility? How do you become a CCRP? The answer to all these questions and more are addressed in this new episode!

Today we discuss the Animal Health Corridor with Dr. Chris Morrow, the director of the Veterinary Technology program at MCC-Maple Woods in Kansas City. We also get tips for making your own dog food from Jenny Cox.For more information on the Veterinary Technology program - including the application process - go to mcckc.edu/vettech.Music for this episode is provided by alternative string duo, The Wires. Visit them at TheWires.info.Learn more about online and beginner fiddle lessons from Laurel Morgan Parks at FiddleLife.com.Peaches’ tip on staying connected is on YouTube. Please subscribe to the Rosie Fund YouTube channel so we can get enough subscribers to secure a Rosie Fund URL.

This week on the Cone of Shame... We've all heard those terrible words as a technician bursts into the treatment room "This cat died on the way here!" That's when the crash cart comes out and CPR gets started. But what, exactly, should we be doing? And how long should we go on for before we call it? Let's get into this ABOUT OUR GUEST: David Liss has an incredibly rich and diverse background in the field of veterinary technology. A registered veterinary technician in California, David holds a Bachelor's in Sociology and an Associate's Degree in Veterinary Technology. He also holds double board-certifications as a veterinary technician specialist in emergency/critical care and small animal internal medicine and has diverse background in emergency and critical care nursing in addition to being a certified veterinary practice manager (CVPM) and professional in human resources (PHR). He has been technician manager at two different twenty-four-hour referral/specialty facilities in the Los Angeles area, has contributed to numerous veterinary texts and was awarded the Veterinary Technician Educator of the Year award by Western Veterinary Conference. David also holds a Master's inBiomedical Science. David currently is the director of operations for Amerivet in Los Angeles, runs his own consulting business: Veterinary Training and Consulting, Inc., and lectures worldwide.

Today we feature an interview with Dr. Chris Morrow, the director of the Veterinary Technology program at MCC-Maple Woods in Kansas City and we share some advice for facing what may be your dog’s most-feared nemesis. For more information on the Veterinary Technology program - including the application process - or to see what cats and dogs are available for adoption, go to mcckc.edu/vettech.Music for this episode is provided by alternative string duo, The Wires. Visit them at TheWires.info.

In this episode of Wine and Dime, I sit down with Kelly Skeval. Kelly is a NYS Licensed Real Estate Associate. In this episode, you can see that Kelly is very driven and takes that drive to make a good revenue stream for her and her family. We go through her beginnings in this field and she shares how she built up her rental units and took that into a career in real estate. It was a fantastic conversation that shows where a strong entrepreneurial can lead you. About Kelly Skeval LINKEDIN (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellyskeval/) A Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker on the Jolene Rightmyer-Macolini Team at Howard Hanna. Kelly moved to Ithaca in 2005 after attaining her degree in Veterinary Technology and continued her career in veterinary medicine at Cornell University until her first child was born. Kelly had an active interest in real estate long before her and her husband, a Trumansburg native, decided to purchase their first home. When they did, they turned it into an owner occupied duplex and were able to use that foundation to further expand their real estate portfolio to include 5 properties and 10 units. In addition, Kelly and her husband owned a home energy auditing business. Being a BPI certified energy auditor she was able to assess homes and building envelopes then make recommendations to homeowners on how to make improvements that would save energy and make their homes more efficient. It is Kelly’s knowledge in many aspects of real estate including but not limited to single family buying and selling, rental properties, new construction, property management, building envelopes and business ownership that make her an ideal person to help you in your real estate endeavors. Purchasing or selling a home is a big decision and Kelly prides herself on offering quality customer service along with knowledge and compassion. In her spare time, Kelly enjoys spending time with her husband and their three small children exploring the Finger lakes region and all that it has to offer. ADDITIONAL CONTACT INFO HTTPS://KELLYSKEVAL.HOWARDHANNA.COM (https://kellyskeval.howardhanna.com/?fbclid=IwAR3GmipY2uEyMp_g46u-MwBkQdC7Dm_JZA7Z_IbzbJtaZIiDodmi4-V6msU) Southern Tier IPA (https://stbcbeer.com/beers/ipa/) TIMELESS TASTE, TRUE HOP FLAVORINDIA PALE ALEOur IPA is timeless - brewed for those who give a damn about a well-crafted beer. As one of our original beers, its quality and consistency helped grow the popularity of IPAs from the ground up. The citrus and pine hop profile balanced by a subtle caramel sweetness are standard for a classic American IPA. Treasure this IPA that is vigorously triple-hopped on its journey from our tanks to your glass. FOOD PAIRINGSDry rubbed BBQ Red meat & burgers Curries & spicy foods Pizza & wings THIS EPISODE WAS PRESENTED BY Amy Irvine AND IN COLLABORATION WITH The Seneca Lake Wine Trail (https://senecalakewine.com/) AMY IRVINE ROOTED PLANNING GROUP 10 EAST MARKET STREET CORNING NY 14830 WWW.ROOTEDPG.COM (https://www.rootedpg.com/) EMAIL: AMY@ROOTEDPG.COM

It's the CONE OF SHAME SHOW! In this episode, Dr. Andy Roark and David Liss RVT, VTS (SAIM, ECC)talk about treating the HBC dogs that walk into your clinic with nice, pink mucous membranes and normal mentation. No big deal, right? You need to check this episode out! Want a video shout-out from Dr. Roark to someone on your team (or for your whole team)? Just leave an honest review of the podcast here on iTunes, and then send us an email at podcast@DrAndyRoark.com and tell us who Dr. Roark should shout out and why. ABOUT OUR GUEST: David Liss has an incredibly rich and diverse background in the field of veterinary technology. A registered veterinary technician in California, David holds a Bachelor's in Sociology and an Associate's Degree in Veterinary Technology. He also holds double board-certifications as a veterinary technician specialist in emergency/critical care and small animal internal medicine and has diverse background in emergency and critical care nursing in addition to being a certified veterinary practice manager (CVPM) and professional in human resources (PHR). He has been technician manager at two different twenty-four-hour referral/specialty facilities in the Los Angeles area, has contributed to numerous veterinary texts and was awarded the Veterinary Technician Educator ofthe Year award by Western Veterinary Conference. David also holds a Master's inBiomedical Science. David currently is the director of operations for Amerivet in Los Angeles, runs his own consulting business: Veterinary Training and Consulting, Inc., and lectures worldwide.

Dr. David Danielson, Vice President of Veterinary Technology, joined AM Tampa Bay to discuss Syndaver synthetic frog and dissection.

On this episode of the Vet Tech Cafe, Dave and Jeff interview David Liss.  David has an incredibly rich and diverse background in the field of veterinary technology. David holds an Associate’s Degree in Veterinary Technology, a Bachelor’s in Sociology, and a Master’s in Biomedical Science.  He is double boarded in emergency/critical care and small animal internal medicine. He has a diverse background in emergency and critical care nursing in addition to being a certified veterinary practice manager (CVPM) and professional in human resources (PHR). David currently is the director of operations for Amerivet in Los Angeles, and runs his own consulting business: Veterinary Training and Consulting, Inc. We had a great discussion about the abstracts that were announced recently looking at burnout and medical errors.  David now being on the management side had some great ideas and thoughts on how we can improve these things.  His experience as both a technician and as a hospital manager gives him a unique perspective on how veterinary teams interact and grow together.  We also talked about veterinary technician education and how we can advance our profession.  Hope you enjoy this episode!     Link to Abstracts: https://rdcu.be/bXsWj The abstracts we discussed are on pages 7 and 8  Link to Masters Program:  https://online.missouri.edu/degreeprograms/veterinary-medicine/biomedical-sciences/masters/ Link to David's Website:  https://www.davidlissrvt.com/    

Cone of Shame Show!! A blocked cat has just rolled into your clinic. The first 15 minutes are going to be vital. How do you treat that? Megan Brashear BS, CVT, VTS (Emergency & Critical Care) - Megan graduated in 2000 with a BS in Veterinary Technology. She worked in ER/ICU specialty from 2000-2018 in Portland, OR including 8 years of technician management. Megan is currently the Small Animal Veterinary Nursing Manager at Purdue in West Lafayette IN. She loves all things emergency/critical care, German, shorthaired and pointy.

Learn about why eye contact can make you more honest. Then, you’ll learn about RenalTech, the first AI-based diagnostic tool in veterinary medicine, and how it could enable early prediction of chronic kidney disease to save cats’ lives, from special guest Kay O’Donnell. Resources from Kay O’Donnell, Vice President of the WALTHAM Petcare Science Institute: Press release [Press Release] New AI-driven diagnostic tool can predict chronic kidney disease in cats two years before traditional diagnosis | WALTHAM Petcare Science Institute — https://www.waltham.com/news-events/biomarkers/new-ai-driven-diagnostic-tool-can-predict-chronic-kidney-disease-in-cats-two-years-before-traditional-diagnosis/5860/ [Published Study] Predicting early risk of chronic kidney disease in cats using routine clinical laboratory tests and machine learning | Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, September 2019 — https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jvim.15623 RenalTech: New Diagnostic Tool Can Predict CKD in Cats Two Years Before Onset | Today’s Veterinary Practice — https://todaysveterinarypractice.com/renaltech-new-diagnostic-tool-can-predict-ckd-in-cats-two-years-before-onset/  Predicting Disease: The Promise of Artificial Intelligence for Pet Care | Clinician’s Brief — https://www.cliniciansbrief.com/article/predicting-disease-promise-artificial-intelligence-pet-care Antech signals 'new era of innovation' with first AI-powered veterinary diagnostic | AnimalPharm — https://animalpharm.agribusinessintelligence.informa.com/AP016298/Antech-signals-new-era-of-innovation-with-first-AIpowered-veterinary-diagnostic Additional sources: Eye contact reduces lying | ScienceDaily — https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/11/181109122629.htm   Study PDF —  https://trepo.tuni.fi/bitstream/10024/105228/1/Eye%20Contact%20Reduces%20Lying_2018.pdf Download the FREE 5-star Curiosity app for Android and iOS at https://curiosity.im/podcast-app. And Amazon smart speaker users: you can listen to our podcast as part of your Amazon Alexa Flash Briefing — just click “enable” here: https://curiosity.im/podcast-flash-briefing. 

Cone of Shame Show!! A blocked cat has just rolled into your clinic. The first 15 minutes are going to be vital. How do you treat that? Megan Brashear BS, CVT, VTS (Emergency & Critical Care) - Megan graduated in 2000 with a BS in Veterinary Technology. She worked in ER/ICU specialty from 2000-2018 in Portland, OR including 8 years of technician management. Megan is currently the Small Animal Veterinary Nursing Manager at Purdue in West Lafayette IN. She loves all things emergency/critical care, German, shorthaired and pointy.

On today’s show, I’m joined by Veterinary Technician, campaigner and veterinary Instagram celeb Nicole LaForest. Nicole is a co-owner, manager and Licensed Veterinary Technician for Mayo Veterinary Services - a large mobile surgery practice in Seattle. She graduated with an Associate’s Degree in Veterinary Technology from Penn Foster College, is licensed in both California and Washington State and spent several years working in emergency medicine as a lead technician. Her clinical work at the mayo is focussed primarily in the fields of orthopaedics and regenerative medicine. Away from her practice, Nicole is very active in the wider veterinary community serving as the president of the Washington State Association of Veterinary Technicians, and also campaigning personally to raise awareness, standards and opportunities for vet technicians around the planet. Her passion in doing so has attracted a large social media following where she chronicles her life in practice and courageously discusses her issues with mental health in the hope that others may battle their own demons. Now, just before we jump into the episode here’s a quick word from today's show sponsor the VetX:Thrive community. If you are a young vet looking to find your feet in veterinary medicine, grow your confidence, avoid burnout and beat your inner imposter, then VetX:Thrive is for you. As a community member, you’ll receive success-skill training modules, monthly access to experienced mentors and incredible toolkits to help you thrive in your career. A year-long membership of the community is available for just $275 and if you use the promocode ‘podcast' then you will receive a further 10% discount. Head to www.vetxthrive.com to redeem this offer and take control of your career. A conversation with a veterinary technician on Blunt Dissection is long overdue so it was great to bring a different perspective to the show. In a virtual world where filters and selfies are the norm, Nicole’s brand of visceral story-telling stands out and has won her a 20,000+ fan base. Her frequently edgy posts chronical a journey off the beaten path, they are educational, engaging and gritty – displaying an authenticity and a rawness that scream’s “take me as I am, warts ‘n’ all”. Nicole, it’s safe to say, is not afraid to call a spade a spade. But she is also a warm-hearted and incredibly bubbly person to spend time with. And so it was in our conversation where she left nothing on the field. We covered a lot of ground, with subjects as diverse as managing burnout, drug addiction, crazy clients, how she keeps a life working with her husband fun. So without further ado, it gives me huge pleasure to bring to you, my conversation with Nicole LaForest.

This Week, mama Sam Geiling shares her experience as a working and breastfeeding mother as a college instructor in Hawaii. Her story is so positive and a great example that going back to work as a breastfeeding mother can be a great experience!

This week we meet an OG veterinary entrepreneur and innovator, Dr. Philippe Moreau from France. Dr. Moreau is double-boarded in Neurology and Internal Medicine, published author and award-winning speaker, serial entrepreneur, and has pioneered much of the technology, telemedicine, and apps that claim to be “new” today. Veterinarians Ernie Ward and Cyndie Courtney discuss Philippe’s story, his vision for telemedicine, and this latest innovation, My Buddy Pet App, an incredibly rich client education, appointment scheduler, and telemedicine app. This conversation covers Philippe’s 40-year career, and gives incredible insight into the mind of a true innovator and entrepreneur. Links discussed in podcast: www.mybuddypetapp.com www.visiocaresuite.com Videos and additional support materials: -      VisioCare Suite (TV + Consult + Home) https://www.dropbox.com/s/bacogynqortn63k/Visiocare%20Suite_US%2001-09-2016sharp.mp4?dl=0 -      My Buddy Pet App for vets & staff https://www.dropbox.com/s/pqq8kdn4pfm93dn/Animation%20Pub%20myBuddy_EN.mp4?dl=0 -      My Buddy Pet App for pet owners https://www.dropbox.com/s/ltntsnc9w1qgagu/Animation%20Pub%20myBuddy_EN.mp4?dl=0 PLEASE GIVE US A REVIEW! Your reviews help us grow and reach other veterinary professionals. Follow us on Facebook (Facebook.com/VeterinaryViewfinder), Instagram.com/VeterinaryViewfinder, and Twitter.com/VetViewfinder.

Nite Callers Bigfoot Radio is excited about Texas neighbor Jeff Stewert returning for Part 2. Jeff was very popular with our listeners so by request, we are honored to have Jeff back January 7, 2015.  Jeff Stewart (Cryptohulk) was born in Carthage Tx and raised in the Sabine River bottoms.Jeff attended Tenaha High School and graduated from there in 1990. After graduation he attended Baptist Christian College on an athletic scholarship for football and also has further educational studies from The University of Colorado, Harcourt College of Veterinary Technology and Panola College. He studied Animal Science, Wildlife resources, Theology, Electronics and Veterinary Technician.Jeff Stewart known to most as the "Cryptohulk"  is a Cryptozoologist and wildlife expert who was born in East Texas and raised in the Sabine River bottoms. Regarded by many as one of the top wildlife experts in Texas, he is an expert in recognition of wildlife calls and sounds and is an expert tracker, trapper and hunter. Jeff Stewert if also  a very talented writer. Appearances include Monsters and Mysteries in America, Survivorman Bigfoot and Finding Bigfoot while Jeff also has been featured on over 100 podcasts and is a regular guest on Moore Outdoors with Chester Moore on KLVI AM radio in Beaumont Tx. Jeff spends most days in the river bottoms of Eastern Texas investigating the strange weird tales which come from every corner of East Texas. Jeff is also an ordained minister and Demonologist. Jeff  is the co-creator of Monsters Mysteries and Mayhem on Facebook and www.monstercrypto.com.

Jeff Stewart (Cryptohulk) was born in Carthage Tx and raised in the Sabine River bottoms.  Jeff attended Tenaha High School and graduated from there in 1990. After graduation he attended Baptist Christian College on an athletic scholarship for football and also has further educational studies from The University of Colorado, Harcourt College of Veterinary Technology and Panola College. He studied Animal Science, Wildlife resources, Theology, Electronics and Veterinary Technician.Jeff Stewart known to most as the "Cryptohulk"  is a Cryptozoologist and wildlife expert who was born in East Texas and raised in the Sabine River bottoms. Regarded by many as one of the top wildlife experts in Texas, he is an expert in recognition of wildlife calls and sounds and is an expert tracker, trapper and hunter. Jeff Stewert if also  a very talented writer. Appearances include Monsters and Mysteries in America, Survivorman Bigfoot and Finding Bigfoot while Jeff also has been featured on over 100 podcasts and is a regular guest on Moore Outdoors with Chester Moore on KLVI AM radio in Beaumont Tx. Jeff spends most days in the river bottoms of Eastern Texas investigating the strange weird tales which come from every corner of East Texas. Jeff is also an ordained minister and Demonologist. Jeff  is the co-creator of Monsters Mysteries and Mayhem on Facebook and www.monstercrypto.com.

In this VetGirl podcast, we interview David Liss, BA, RVT, VTS (ECC, SAIM), CVPM, who is an internal medicine and emergency critical care veterinary technician and the Program Director in Veterinary Technology at Platt College. Here, he provides a review and some tips of veterinary nursing, and why it's so essential to our critically ill, emergent patients! Follow him on Facebook here!

In this VetGirl podcast, we interview David Liss, BA, RVT, VTS (ECC, SAIM), CVPM, who is an internal medicine and emergency critical care veterinary technician and the Program Director in Veterinary Technology at Platt College. Here, he provides a review and some tips of veterinary nursing, and why it's so essential to our critically ill, emergent patients! Follow him on Facebook here!