Kelsey Beth Carpenter RVT, or Vet Tech Kelsey as she’s known to her adoring fans, is a registered veterinary technician, singer/songwriter, and all-around creative genius. Her humorous takes on veterinary medicine can be found across the internet, and today she joins the podcast to discuss what she has learned about veterinary medicine from her own… Read More
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Leveraging AI to Improve Clinical Care in Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Jen Chatfield (aka Dr. Jen the vet) joins Dr. Andy Roark to discuss how clinicians are already using AI and machine learning in practice, and how these tools can be leveraged to improve clinical outcomes. Cone Of Shame Veterinary Podcast · COS – 220 – Leveraging AI To Improve Clinical Care In Veterinary Medicine… Read More
Talking About Behavioral Euthanasia (HDYTT)
Dr. Lisa Radosta, Veterinary Behavior Specialist, is on the podcast to discuss the behavioral euthanasia, the guilt and shame that pet owners experience as they consider it, and how best to support and talk to your veterinary team. Cone Of Shame Veterinary Podcast · COS – 219 – Talking About Behavioral Euthanasia (HDYTT) You can… Read More
How a Spectrum of Care Approach Can Improve Team Efficiency
Dr. Emily Tincher returns to the podcast to discuss how to keep teams working efficiently while implementing a spectrum of care approach inside practices. Cone Of Shame Veterinary Podcast · COS – 217 – How A Spectrum Of Care Approach Can Improve Team Efficiency This episode is made possible ad-free by Nationwide. LINKS Embracing a… Read More
Master’s Degrees, Mid Level Practitioners, and the Future of Veterinary Technicians
Dr. Bonnie Price, Director of Lincoln Memorial University’s Master of Veterinary Clinical Care Program, joins the podcast to discuss LMU’s new master’s program for technicians, its objectives and the pushback against the program. Dr. Price and Dr. Andy Roark also discuss the current state of technician credentialing and what the future looks like for the… Read More
Thoughts On Discounting & Paying Staff
A few weeks ago, I published one of my Cone of Shame podcasts on “Intentional Discounting.” I talked with Dr. Tannetje Crocker about when and how she gives discounts to clients in the emergency room, and the episode certainly got peoples’ attention. I ended up getting a bit of criticism over the piece, and now… Read More