We have all heard the adage that the first year out of veterinary school is the most formative year of our career. So, imagine my dismay when my fast-paced internship following graduation fizzled apart six months earlier than originally planned, and the residency opportunities I eagerly anticipated dissolved ...
In addition to causing concern amongst humans, the new COVID-19 variants are potentially more hazardous to the health of our furry companions. Now more than ever, veterinary professionals can serve as another important and trusted proponent of vaccines. They won't just be keeping us safe... they'll also help ...
Our friends at the Veterinary Innovation Podcast were kind enough to feature Roo Core Vet, Dr. Kayleigh Foster, in a great episode all about veterinary relief work. In this 20-minute podcast, you can hear about their experiences transitioning from a full-time job at one hospital to incorporating relief ...
Not everybody is familiar with what relief is or how it can support their hospital staffing. In fact, in the past relief was often considered a 'four-letter word' in the veterinary industry. Roo believes that relief is vital to the community both for employee wellbeing and the clinic's ...
February 22nd is the late Steve Irwin's birthday, and so #NationalWidlifeDay (originally September 4th) was expanded to include today as a way to honor his legacy. How does this relate to you in the veterinary field? Well, every state has different laws regarding who can medically treat what ...