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In the Vet Teams IRL series, we meet V eterinary A ssistant Gustavo Carerra at Bronx Veterinary Center in New York City.

For the best outcomes, clients need to first understand their options. That means that they fully comprehend the financial, physical, and emotional commitment s required by each option presented, as well as the potential outcomes , risks , and benefits. Relationship-based c ommunication skills are key to these conversations.  

Your “philosophy of practice” is communicated both verbally and nonverbally by all members of the veterinary team. Practices with a spectrum-of-care mindset reinforce the team’s shared values in every conversation, whether the client is interacting with a CSR, tech, or veterinarian.

In honor of Women’s History Month, here are 15 vet med professionals to watch in 2023, selected by NEWStat and the Women’s Veterinary Leadership Development Initiative (WVLDI).

Are you on the struggle bus? Practice owner Jenn Galvin has a message about facing burnout as a leader, and the importance of prioritizing self-care.

Pets for Life (PFL), a program run through the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), helps pet owners who face significant barriers to accessing regular veterinary care and wellness supplies for their pets.

Rethinking what many veterinarians are taught, palliative care is an intentional way to improve life—whether the patient recovers or not. Kate Boatright, VMD, talks with Lynn Hendrix, DVM, CHPV, of The Palliative Vet.

What do two pain-management and anesthesia experts talk about when they get together? It all starts with checklists. Tasha McNerney interviews Stephen Cital about how the field has changed from the old-fashioned belief that “animals don’t feel pain” to where we are today.

Educator and author Ryane Englar, DVM, DABVP (Canine and Feline Practice) , of the University of Arizona, is passionate about educating veterinary students and colleagues about spectrum of care and removing barriers to car e for all p et owners by broadening understanding of this critical topic.

Looking to donate lightly used equipment from your practice ? Project AnimalAid can connect your donations with veterinary practitioners in the US and internationally who are in desperate need of supplies and equipment.