Kelsey Beth Carpenter, RVT hosts a lively episode in which we find out what to do when we feel overwhelmed by the problems in our industry. On this episode of The Cone of Shame Veterinary Podcast, Kelsey Beth Carpenter Dr. Andy Roark to discuss optimism and cynicism in veterinary medicine. They dive into how choosing… Read More
Perspective
Reflections and Predictions
As the year wraps up, I have been looking back at my goals and predictions from previous years. I found this piece from last year and thought it was worth sharing again. I hope you’ll enjoy it! I’m not a New Year’s Resolution person. I have never been able to keep any resolutions past February,… Read More
Are you standing in the pantry?
I love to eat. It’s probably my favorite thing to do. Deep down, I believe there are few situations that can’t be improved by a snack. Celebrating? Mourning? Nervous? Bored? Let’s get a menu! For me, food is a social and emotional swiss army knife. Obviously, this has some drawbacks that I have to manage…. Read More
Good decisions are underappreciated
It’s not hard to appreciate a bad decision. “I should not have given that client my cell phone number” “I should not have used the cheapest electrician I could possibly find” “I should not have eaten that shrimp appetizer” Bad decisions stand out because of the obvious and painful consequences they bring. Good decisions, by contrast, are… Read More
Changing Veterinary Paths When You’re So Invested
Dr. Sam Morello joins us for a conversation on changing lanes in veterinary medicine. Sam shares the mic with Dr. Andy Roark on this episode of the Cone of Shame Veterinary Podcast to discuss her career reinvention, transitioning from a tenured equine surgeon to her current leadership. Dr. Morello shares her personal journey and insights… Read More
Why you’re not getting opportunities
If you think you’re not getting opportunities in your career or life, this might be the reason why. For those of you who have never worked inside a veterinary clinic, let me tell you how appointments work. First, a pet owner requests an appointment by phone or online. Then, they tell the clinic WHY they… Read More