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Economies of Practice

May 20th, 2010 by AVMA@Work Editor

If you received a copy of our 2010 AVMA Biennial Economic Survey recently, Dr. DeHaven and I can’t emphasize enough how important it is for you to fill it out and drop it back in the mail. By completing the survey, you’ll be doing yourself, your profession and your association a favor by providing us [...]

Categories: JAVMA, Veterinarian Resources, Veterinary Economics, Workforce Issues

 

Economic Survey

April 21st, 2010 by AVMA@Work Editor

You may have received a copy of our 2010 AVMA Biennial Economic Survey in the mail recently. Dr. DeHaven and I strongly urge you to take the time to complete this random-sample survey of U.S. veterinarians. By doing so, you’ll not only be providing your association with invaluable information, you’ll also benefit by being able [...]

Categories: JAVMA, Veterinarian Resources, Veterinary Economics, Workforce Issues

 

Lovin’ the Country Life

April 21st, 2010 by AVMA@Work Editor

The rural veterinarian also is the subject of an enlightening JAVMA News article and two very interesting JAVMA Special Reports. Appearing in the April 15 edition of JAVMA, they offer some great insight as to why veterinarians choose to practice in rural settings – and why some of them choose to walk away. As more [...]

Categories: Food Animals, JAVMA, Veterinarian Resources, Workforce Issues

 

Pharmaceutical Disposal

March 15th, 2010 by AVMA@Work Editor

We were all glad to hear of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s decision in December that it does not plan to survey health-care facilities, including veterinary hospitals, on how they dispose of unused pharmaceuticals. While the EPA decision was good news for the profession, it doesn’t relieve us of the responsibility we have to protect [...]

Categories: Drugs and Vaccines, JAVMA, Outreach, Policies and Governance, Veterinarian Resources, Veterinary Technicians

 

The Changing Face of the Profession

February 18th, 2010 by AVMA@Work Editor

A diverse veterinary profession is a strong veterinary profession, better positioned to meet the challenges that come our way and better equipped to meet the needs of all those we serve. In fact, excellence in our profession requires diversity. That’s why the AVMA is committed to helping build a more diverse veterinary workforce. I think [...]

Categories: AVMA Leadership, Convention, Diversity, JAVMA, Outreach, Workforce Issues

 

Tweet, Tweet

January 21st, 2010 by AVMA@Work Editor

Do you Tweet? If you’re a fan of Twitter, you know that the free social networking service can have real value. It’s a great way to stay connected with what matters most to you and to get news and information as it happens, right-now.  We recognized Twitter’s usefulness back in the spring of 2009 when [...]

Categories: Advocacy, Animal Health, Animal Welfare, AVMA Leadership, Companion Animals, Disaster Preparedness, Executive Board, Food Animals, JAVMA, Outreach, Veterinarian Resources, Veterinary Technicians

 

In the News

January 21st, 2010 by AVMA@Work Editor

There’s a lot going on in your world, and it sure isn’t easy keeping up with all the news stories related to veterinary medicine. Fear not. The AVMA is here is for you. When our Communications Division started AVMA News Bytes back in 2005, we wanted to be able to send a daily “media digest” [...]

Categories: Advocacy, Animal Health, Animal Welfare, AVMA Leadership, Companion Animals, Convention, Councils and Committees, Disaster Preparedness, Education and Student Matters, Food Animals, JAVMA, Outreach, Policies and Governance, Veterinarian Resources, Veterinary Technicians, Volunteering, Workforce Issues