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    Vet School Unleashed: Dissecting the DVM – Talking About All Things Veterinary School

    a collaborative forum where we provide a candid A commentary on topics, issues, and insight on life in veterinary school.  

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    35: Having Fun & Staying Out of Trouble with Social Media featuring Dr. Caitlin DeWilde Jul 13, 2018
    Show notes

    Social media can be an incredibly helpful, fun tool as a veterinarian (and vet student). But it's important to know the right social media etiquette so we keep clients and employers happy. In this episode Seth sits down with The Social DVM, Dr. Caitlin DeWilde, to talk about how to use social media effectively and how to stay out of the frying pan in practice.

    Special thanks to Uncharted Veterinary Conference for making this episode possible!

    The Social DVM was created by Dr. Caitlin DeWilde in 2013. A veterinarian long interested in business, marketing and practice management, Dr. DeWilde saw the untapped potential of veterinarians to easily and affordably connect with their clients through social media. While many veterinarians and staff didn't have the time, training or technology know-how to make this possible, Dr. DeWilde thrived on maximizing the efficiency and connectivity of her own and several other practices.
    Dr. DeWilde holds her DVM degree from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, where she was the president of the Veterinary Business Management Association. Dr. DeWilde also holds a B.S. degree in Agribusiness and Animal Science from Southeast Missouri State University. She has served as President for the Greater St. Louis Veterinary Medical Association, and currently sits on the Missouri Veterinary Medical Foundation board. She is also an alum of the AVMA Future Leaders class of 2014-2015, made up of just ten national veterinarians chosen each year.

    Active in her profession, Dr. DeWilde is also a member of:

    • American Veterinary Medical Association
    • Missouri Veterinary Medical Association
    • Greater St. Louis Veterinary Medical Association
    • American Association of Feline Practitioners
    • American Animal Hospital Association
    • VetPartners
    • Fear Free Pets (Certified Professional)


    Joining Dr. DeWilde in her efforts to make social media and marketing more accessible to veterinarians, a well-rounded team of fellow social media nerds includes additional veterinarians and veterinary support staff, a social media marketing professional and a software engineer. Our diverse background and combined decades of experience in the veterinary field offer our team a unique advantage that other social media companies cannot come close to providing. This, combined with our years of experience managing, consulting with and coaching individual veterinarians, industry groups and veterinary clinics across the country, gives us a unique understanding of what veterinarians need to protect and promote themselves online.

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    34: My First Week as a Veterinarian featuring Dr. Megan Burtnett Jun 23, 2018
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    The transition from veterinary student to veterinarian can be a scary one. Hear from Dr. Megan Burtnett, a newly minted veterinarian, about her experiences during her first week of work as a veterinarian. Seth and Dr. Megan discuss the job search process, contract negotiation, things to look for in a first job, mentorship, and much more!

    This episode is brought to you by Fear Free!

    Dr. Megan Burtnett is a 2018 graduate from the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine. She grew up in a small town just south of St. Louis and attended Webster University for her bachelors degree in biological sciences. She recently started working at a small animal general practice in Rockledge, Florida. She is fear free certified and has a special interest in surgery. She is excited about starting her career in veterinary medicine and eager to build relationships with her new clients.

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    33: The Power of Storytelling in Vet Med featuring Dr. Jessica Vogelsang Jun 06, 2018
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    Seth and the incredibly talented author, Dr. Jessica Vogelsang, sit down to chat about why storytelling is such a vital part of veterinary medicine. What goes into telling a story and why is it important in our field? How can being a great storyteller help us deliver better care to our patients? This episode sheds some light!

    Special thanks to Uncharted Veterinary Conference for making this episode possible!

    Dr. Jessica Vogelsang is a veterinarian and bestselling author from San Diego, California. Her award winning website pawcurious.com is one of the first veterinary-authored sites on the internet. She frequently lectures on communication in the digital age, narrative storytelling, and personal branding. She is a regular contributor to both industry and national publications and was a featured expert on NatGeo’s Animals Gone Wild. As founding Editorial Director, Dr. Vogelsang helped launch DrAndyRoark.com, a site with over 200,000 fans from the veterinary community. Her debut book, All Dogs Go To Kevin, was published in July 2015 to stellar reviews and is an Amazon bestseller.

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    32: How to Rock Your Social Media featuring Danielle Lambert May 26, 2018
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    Join Seth and social media guru, Danielle Lambert of Snout School and WhiskerCloud, as they chat about ways to make an impact on social media as a veterinary student and soon-to-be veterinarian. What are the best things to do on social media, and what should we avoid? What does the future of social media hold? Danielle provides the answers!

    Special thanks to Uncharted Veterinary Conference for making this episode possible!

    Working as a practice manager at Quinebaug Valley Veterinary Hospital, Danielle became a little... obsessed with social media and online marketing. In 2013, she started SnoutSchool.com, a website dedicated to teaching women-led veterinary businesses and brands the power of social media. Nearly 9,000 veterinary professionals have taken her online courses or read her e-book, The Ultimate Guide to Facebook for Veterinary Hospitals. Danielle helps women in veterinary medicine built brands through her #SnoutSquad initiative, and she is a frequent contributor to Veterinary Team Brief and DrAndyRoark.com.

    Be sure to follow Danielle on social media!
    Facebook.com/SnoutSchool
    Facebook.com/Groups/SnoutSchool
    Instagram.com/DanielleSnout
    Instagram.com/Snout.School

    Interested in having Danielle speak at your veterinary school?! Danielle is waving her honorarium for vet schools this school year! Reach out via email at danielle@snoutconsulting.com.

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    31: Why Great Care for Our Grey-Muzzled Pets Is So Important featuring Dr. Mary Gardner Apr 29, 2018
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    Join Lap of Love co-founder, Dr. Mary Gardner, and Seth as they to share with us a huge lifestage in our patients that, to be honest, we don’t pay much attention to… but we should. Dr. Mary is one of the top experts in hospice and end of life care, and also geriatric care. So when you stop and think about it, what is a geriatric animal? Yes, we know the technical definition of a geriatric patient, but what type of special care do they require? Have you ever thought about how you should treat or approach a geriatric patient differently from an adult or senior? There is huge opportunity for us a new veterinarians to provide great care for this huge segment of our patient population!

    Dr. Mary Gardner wasn’t always thinking about being a veterinarian. After graduating from the University of Miami, she began working as a trainer for an enterprise wide order management software. After learning the intricacies of the software and the variety of ways different businesses used it, she moved into a Business Architect role where she led the design of new software initiatives. Her innate talent for understanding logistics in a client-centric organization developed a unique skill set for a veterinarian. After 10 years in software she found herself longing for something different and more meaningful – the path she selected was to become a veterinarian. She completed her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2008 from the University of Florida.

    After spending two years in general practice, her friend and fellow UF graduate, Dr. Dani McVety, reached out to her about partnering in Lap of Love, which offered end of life services for pets and had been flourishing in the year that she began its service. Together they took the company from one veterinarian in Tampa to over 120 veterinarians around the country. Dr. Mary and Lap of Love have been featured in numerous local and national news media including DVM News Magazine, Today's Veterinary Practice, Vetlearn.com, DVM 360, Entrepreneur Magazine and The New York Times.

    Dr. Mary leads development for Lap of Love's proprietary web-based practice management software called Sunshine. The program is specifically designed for veterinary hospice and euthanasia services and also dynamically ties to the Lap of Love website to allow families the ability to locate the veterinarian closest to them. Throughout the years, she has also developed The Pet Hospice Journal, an online Quality of Life Assessment program, as well as the first Quality of Life App (Grey Muzzle), both of which are free to the public.

    Geriatric medicine, the aging process in animals and teaching family’s practical ways to care and manage their elder pets is Dr. Mary’s passion. She is the co-editor and author of the academic textbook, “Treatment and Care of the Geriatric Veterinary Patient”. She writes and speaks for professional and lay audiences on all aspects of geriatric medicine and end of life care, including veterinary hospice and euthanasia, as well as finding happiness in your career and life. She has spoken at NAVC, AVMA, WVC, Fetch, AVMA, state VMA's, IAAHPC, professional sales meetings, veterinary schools and animal hospitals around the country.

    She was also honored with presenting the keynote address to the graduating Class of 2014 Oregon State Veterinary Medicine students and gave the keynote at Ontario VMA in 2017 and was voted the veterinarian to watch in 2018 by Fetch/DVM360.

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    30: “Help Me, Help You!” featuring LVT & Practice Manager, Jade Velasquez Apr 18, 2018
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    Perhaps the veterinarian's biggest assets in practice are support staff. Support staff can either make or break your success as a DVM, which is why it is so important that we do everything we can to support and build a healthy relationship with our team members in the clinic. In this episode, Seth welcomes on licensed veterinary technician and practice manager, Jade Velasquez, to talk about this relationship, ways to make it stronger and more productive, and things to watch out for that may create a less-than-ideal relationship.

    Jade Velasquez is a licensed technician of 11 years and recently became a practice manager. She has worked a mix of emergency medicine and general practice. She loves critical care, dentistry while her passion truly lies in team building and leadership. Creating and building on a cohesive, supportive and positive team is her focus. In 2014, she started a Facebook group Veterinary Support Staff Unleashed to offer a support network for support staff and students of veterinary technology. That group has grown to over 11,000 members. In the group, the mission has been to discuss the emotional aspect of veterinary medicine, promote education and provide emotional support for members. She is currently president of Washington State Association of Veterinary Technicians, is chair of NAVTA's PR committee and sits on NAVTA's Membership committee. She is also a regular guest author for DrAndyRoark.com. In her free time, she reads, writes, spends time with her 11 year old son and 2 crazy Basenji's while adding memorabilia to her horror genre collection.

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    29: Pearls of Life During & After Veterinary School featuring Dr. Andy Roark Mar 28, 2018
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    In this much awaited episode, Seth sits down with massive veterinary industry influencer, Dr. Andy Roark, to gain some pearls of wisdom on life during and after veterinary school.

    Andy Roark DVM MS is a practicing veterinarian, international speaker, author, and media personality. Dr. Roark has been voted Practice Management Speaker of the Year at NAVC, one of the world’s largest veterinary conferences, two out of the last three years. He also received the Outstanding Young Alumni Award from the University of Florida’s College of Veterinary Medicine. Practices where Dr. Roark works were named as finalists in the American Animal Hospital Association’s Practice of the Year Contest in 2013 and 2015.

    Check out www.DrAndyRoark.com and Dr. Andy's Facebook page for more great information and resources.

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    28: What’s Up With Pet Health Insurance featuring Nationwide Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Carol McConnell Mar 12, 2018
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    What's the fuss with pet health insurance? Is it really the future of veterinary medicine? Is it worth it? Seth sits down with Dr. Carol McConnell, Chief Veterinary Officer of Nationwide Pet Insurance (formerly VPI, Veterinary Pet Insurance), to set the record straight. We discuss how pet health insurance works, how it benefits our patients and our clients, and how it can help us perform better veterinary medicine.

    Dr. Carol McConnell is the chief veterinary medical officer at Nationwide. A graduate of Cornell University and the University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine, she also holds a master’s degree in business administration from Purdue University.

    Prior to joining Nationwide (then VPI) in 2004, Dr. McConnell worked in the biomedical industry and practiced veterinary medicine at a Delaware veterinary hospital. She has been a guest lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania and a veterinary radiology department fellow at UC Davis. Dr. McConnell is the recipient of several awards, including an American Veterinary Medical Association award for promoting the veterinary profession.

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    27: The ABC’s of the AVMA & the Importance of Organized Veterinary Medicine Feb 23, 2018
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    What can organized veterinary medicine do for you? In this episode, Seth welcomes Dr. Stacy Pritt, Dr. Rena Carlson, and Dr. Lori Teller of the Board of Directors of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). They discuss why the AVMA is so important to our profession, what the AVMA does for students, how the next generation of veterinarians can make the profession even better, and more! Be sure to check out your school's chapter of SAVMA!

    The AVMA is the nation’s leading advocate for the veterinary profession. Representing more than 91,000 members, we protect, promote and advance the needs of all veterinarians and those they serve.

    Our commitment is to advance the shared interests, values and goals of our membership, through a variety of avenues:

    • We develop positions on key issues and advocate for veterinarians, advancing their ability to provide crucial veterinary services.
    • We provide educational accreditation and certification programs that protect and elevate the quality of veterinary care.
    • We provide timely and relevant products and services to our members that enhance their opportunities for success and service, and support them in protecting the health and welfare of animals in their care.
    • We educate the public on the important and varied types of work that veterinarians do to advance both animal and human health.

    We are a diverse and passionate group of professionals, all striving to improve the health and well-being of animals, humans and the environment we share.

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    26: Choosing the Vet School That’s Right For You featuring Vet Student, Rachel Courville Feb 10, 2018
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    You know what's a good problem to have? Having to choose which veterinary school to attend! In this episode, Seth welcomes fellow Mizzou veterinary student, Rachel Courville ('20), to discuss different aspects of vet schools you should consider before making the big decision.

    Check out Rachel's vlog, BellaVet, on YouTube and Facebook.

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