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Perspective

Why Veterinarians Should Care About the NIH Budget

May 30, 2017 by Dr. Andy Roark Community

As I read the news of the President’s recent budget proposal, my heart was in my throat. There were many devastating cuts to things that I cared about, but far and away the one that brought me to tears was the cut to the National Institutes of Health, which provides the vast majority of grants… Read More

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Top 10 Things I Learned in Year One of Vet School

May 27, 2017 by Dr. Andy Roark Community

On my last day of classes of my first year of veterinary school, I bounded out of bed with only a few minutes to get ready. I had gotten about seven hours of sleep in the previous two days. I was physically and emotionally exhausted. As I pulled the door shut to my room, I… Read More

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How a Family Tragedy Changed My Vet School Experience

May 20, 2017 by Dr. Andy Roark Community

Recently I experienced a family tragedy. My 22-year-old little sister was killed in a freak accident while I was away at school in the Caribbean. I cannot tell you how profound this event has been for me in all aspects of my life, but especially my new outlook on life and vet school. After my… Read More

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How My ER Visits Made Me a Better Vet

May 16, 2017 by Jessica Vogelsang DVM

In this article we are going to get a little bit personal. Not telling you the color of my underwear personal, but close. In the past month or so I have had two run-ins with the hospital (human hospitals.) One was a scheduled elbow replacement that just took place, the other was a very unscheduled… Read More

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Happy Mother’s Day, You Rock Star

May 13, 2017 by Jennifer Shepherd, DVM

Whether you are a receptionist, technician, or veterinarian; whether you work full-time, part-time, or do relief work; whether your children are babies, in school, or graduated and on their own, being a mom in the veterinary field is especially challenging. Being a mom is a full-time, all-consuming job, but you also have a career that… Read More

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Please Tell Me There’s Nothing I Could Have Done Different

March 12, 2016 by Dr. Andy Roark Community

I’m sitting in the oncology pod, fruitlessly attempting to cram more medical minutiae into my brain, which feels full to bursting. All of my downtime during fourth-year clinical rotations in veterinary school is spent studying. Well, that was true for the other years too, but…you know. Vet school and post-graduate training are organized much like human… Read More

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