Say goodbye to boring training sessions! Dr. Andy Roark’s veterinary training tools are designed to bring teams together for enriching learning experiences that best fit their veterinary practice.
From our brand new Dr. Know-It-All veterinary trivia game to on-demand courses designed to sharpen communication skills inside and outside of the exam room, it’s easy to find unique ways to level up your team’s skills while making training enjoyable!
Veterinary Card Game
Dr. Know-It-All Veterinary Trivia Game
Dr. Know-It-All is the ultimate veterinary trivia card game! Dive into challenging questions covering all aspects of veterinary medicine and watch your team grow closer and more knowledgeable.
Help your team stay ahead of the game in the veterinary world! From quick lunch breaks to structured training sessions, Dr. Know-It-All is versatile enough to fit into any schedule. Agree, disagree, or practice your skills of persuasion as you attempt to stump your colleagues. However you play, get ready to have fun and learn as you see who really knows it all!
Bring your team together, spark lively discussions, and make training an enjoyable and enriching experience with Dr. Know-It-All!
On-demand team training tools
ON-DEMAND TEAM TRAINING BUNDLE
From the phones to the front desk to the exam room, how our teams interact with pet owners makes a difference. The Dr. Andy Roark Team Training Bundle brings together skills to help veterinary team members excel in handling angry pet owners and navigating exam room communication into flexible, on-demand communication training for your veterinary practice.
Exam Room Communication Toolkit
17 of Dr. Andy Roark’s most requested exam room communication discussions and lessons in one, comprehensive, flexible course! Level up your exam room communication skills or learn as a team in whatever way works best for your practice.
Charming the Angry Client
It’s time to start training our teams on how to handle angry pet owners in our clinics and on the phones. We need to give them the tools that are required to handle angry or complainant clients with both empathy and healthy boundaries. We need to help them practice exactly what they will say, how they will say it, and what actions they will take.