Want the freedom to take months off every year? How much time do you dedicate to time off each year? Two weeks? Three? Four? Do you take them consecutively, or a few days at a time? And how much of that time is spent truly relaxing and experiencing the peace and calm you deserve? I
Today’s Veterinary Business recently published an article praising relief vets to the moon and back! Big thank you to author Lauren Catenacci, Ph.D. Read "8 Ways to Bond With a Relief Veterinarian" by clicking here. Below is a summary of the article. Catenacci wrote about how relief vets offer long term solutions to the problems
Many of us believe we were “called” to the veterinary profession. Our love and compassion for animal welfare runs deep in our soul. A plethora of evidence-based career advice in both business and psychology literature supports that conclusion – yes indeed, employees who are passionate about what they do will be both happier and more
The challenges that Covid has brought were not something anyone saw coming. There was a hope that a turning of the calendar may bring relief, and instead the gauntlet of pet care needs has persisted. Our workload and exhaustion are palpable, and we are not a group of people well-known for being the best at
“Watch the flow of water when it crosses over an area of land and you will see that it puts out fingers, and some of them stop because they come into blind alleys. The water doesn’t pursue that course; it simply rises and then it finds a way it can go. But it never uses
Let me offer my take. Let me walk you through the process of becoming your own boss. Deciding to become a locum veterinarian was not difficult for me. I have a large local family and wanted to be free to attend family events as well as travel more. I did enjoy associate work, but the
