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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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    05: Staying Cool… Wellness in Vet School featuring Nina Bartling and Abby Needleman Nov 29, 2016
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    Join us for this part one of many conversations about wellness and stressors in veterinary school. In this episode we are joined by Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University students, Abby Needleman and Nina Bartling. You'll hear about aspects of vet school that can lead to stress and share how we find ways to incorporate wellness into our personal lives and in vet school.

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    Abby Needleman is a third year veterinary student at Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. She graduated in 2010 from University of Massachusetts Amherst with a major in Pre-Veterinary Medicine and a minor in Natural Resources Conservation. Her primary interests are large animal medicine and zoological medicine. She recently adopted a Blue-Tongued Skink named Burrito. In her free time, she loves listening to live music and going on adventures in and around Boston, in addition to spending time with friends and family.

    Nina Bartling is a third year veterinary student at Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. She graduated from Denison University in 2013 with a Bachelor's of Science in Biology and a Chemistry minor. Her primary veterinary interest is small animal emergency and critical care. She has two fluffly chinchillas, Cleo and Zelda, and a spunky beta fish named Ekko. In her spare time, she plays Ultimate frisbee, rock climbs, and plays ukulele. She loves to host and cook for large groups, spend time with friends and family, and also take long naps.

    The post 05: Staying Cool… Wellness in Vet School featuring Nina Bartling and Abby Needleman appeared first on Vet School Unleashed Podcast: Dissecting the DVM.


    04: Vet School Meets Med School featuring Clare Brady Nov 20, 2016
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    An interesting comparison of veterinary school and medical school where get down to what makes our programs similar, different, and what we can learn from each. Join us as we discuss curriculum, personal wellness, the path to our first job, and study methods.

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    Clare Brady is a second year medical student at St. Louis University. She graduated from The University of Notre Dame in 2010 with majors in marketing and graphic design, and after a few years working in business, made a career change and followed her passion for health. Her primary interests are in preventative wellness and mental health, but is undecided as to what specialty she’ll choose. In addition to medical school, Clare is an RYT-200 Yoga Teacher and writes the blog www.fitting-it-all-in.com. She loves the Notre Dame football, the St. Louis Cardinals, J.Crew, and warm weather.

    The post 04: Vet School Meets Med School featuring Clare Brady appeared first on Vet School Unleashed Podcast: Dissecting the DVM.


    03: Turnover and Retention in the Practice featuring Rebecca Rose, CVT Oct 27, 2016
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    Join us for a conversation with Rebecca Rose, CVT as we discuss the topic of team turnover and retention in veterinary medicine and how we as veterinarians play a role and how it affects us.

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    Rebecca graduated from Colorado Mountain College in 1987 with a degree in veterinary technology. She is currently the president and founder of CATALYST Veterinary Practice Consultants, LLC.

    Rebecca’s career in the veterinary community is quite diverse. She has worked as a veterinary technician at a mixed animal practice in rural Colorado and was the first paid administrator to the Colorado Association of Certified Veterinary Technicians. Over the years, she managed two AAHA accredited veterinary practices. She offered relief veterinary technician services throughout Colorado. Her peer reviewed articles can be found in magazines and she has authored chapters and books for veterinary teams. Rebecca has sat on industry councils and facilitates programs at local, state, national, and international conferences. She is known for her lively, engaging, and inspiring presentations.

    This past year the Veterinary Medical Association Executives awarded the Arizona Veterinary Medical Association “Best in Business” for their Professional Veterinary Team Certificate Program. Rebecca was recognized in being instrumental in its design and implementation. Past awards bestowed upon Rebecca include Veterinary Technician of the Year and Industry Partner of the Year given by the Colorado Veterinary Medical Association.

    Now, Rebecca offers services to veterinary hospitals in veterinary team development, team coaching and mentoring, improving practice prosperity.

    Rebecca is the President of the National Association of Veterinary Technician in America (2016).

    You will see Rebecca finds great joy in assisting veterinary teams in reaching their highest potential!

    The post 03: Turnover and Retention in the Practice featuring Rebecca Rose, CVT appeared first on Vet School Unleashed Podcast: Dissecting the DVM.


    02: Tech, Innovation, & Entrepreneurism in Vet Med featuring Dr. Adam Little Oct 03, 2016
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    A candid discussion with Adam Little, DVM where we dissect pressing topics regarding trends and practices in technology, innovation, and entrepreneurism in the veterinary space.

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    Adam Little works at the intersection of accelerating technologies and veterinary medicine to help solve some of our world’s biggest problems. His entrepreneurial approach to global animal health creates more opportunities for veterinarians to tackle challenges ranging from companion animal medicine to food security and infectious disease spread.

    As a champion for the evolution of his profession, Little sees a near future in which real-time, personalized medicine for each animal on this planet is possible. And he believes veterinarians are the drivers of that future, leading global change that will benefit every man, woman, child, and animal.

    Little found his passion during veterinary school, identifying a number of challenges in the veterinary space for both those providing and receiving care, and became motivated to rethink how we can provide the best care possible. He went on to lead the team creation of the first IBM Watson project in the veterinary space, which grew to nearly 100 people. As founder and president of Exponential Vet Inc.—a consultancy create to help bridge the gap between early-stage technology companies and animal health—he works with clients in the areas of telemedicine, point of care diagnostics, sensors, and data analytics. He has recently accepted a position as a faculty member at Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences where he will serve as Director of Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

    Little holds a graduate degree from Ontario Veterinary College and completed the Graduate Studies Program at Singularity University. He serves on the Board of Directors for the Ontario Veterinary Medical Association and Veterinarians Without Borders, and is a consultant with Exponential Organizations.

    The post 02: Tech, Innovation, & Entrepreneurism in Vet Med featuring Dr. Adam Little appeared first on Vet School Unleashed Podcast: Dissecting the DVM.


    01: First Word Sep 28, 2016
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    Welcome to the Vet School Unleashed podcast! Our goal is to provide a collaborative commentary on topics, issues, and insight on life in veterinary school. Get to know a bit more about the podcast and host, Seth Williams.

    The post 01: First Word appeared first on Vet School Unleashed Podcast: Dissecting the DVM.


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