Uncharted Veterinary Conference
Revolutionary veterinary marketing & business conference for those forging their own paths and telling their own stories.
In this episode, Dr. Andy Roark and the one-and-only Stephanie Goss tackle a question from the mailbag: “Why is it okay for vets to break the rules when the techs can’t???” Andy and Stephanie lay out why this happens and what can be done about it.
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Dr. Andy Roark and practice management oracle Stephanie Goss sit down to answer an email from our mail bag. Our writer has a new manager in her practice who is shaking things up and making changes. After 2 weeks, the staff is about to mutiny. HELP! What should we do???
Our hosts talk through HOW a new manager can come into a practice and be successful, and then they circle back and give advice on digging out of the hole that’s already been dug for our writer.
If you love this advice and philosophy on practice, maybe you should be a part of the Uncharted Veterinary Community. Learn more at www.unchartedvet.com
By Charlotte Lucas, DVM
Uncharted provides a safe place for us veterinary professionals to come together and be open, honest and vulnerable, about professional and personal struggles. This is not an easy thing for most of us in this profession and to me, it is one of the most special aspects of the anchor gang. Hearing other’s stories has given me the motivation to keep moving forward towards my goals. And if my story could resonate with or motivate even one person in that room, I would call it a success…. and absolutely worth it.
The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position of the Unchartedvet.com editorial team.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Charlotte is a veterinarian, practice owner, wife and mother (not necessarily in order of importance) living her best life in northern Michigan. Or at least that’s the goal! Charlotte believes in the power of a positive work environment and maintains that she can do it all- because she surrounds herself with an amazing support system.
Dr. Andy Roark and Stephanie Goss break down the specific challenges veterinarians face in their first job, and how to overcome them. If you know someone who is about to graduate from vet school (or even someone who has a few years left to go), please share this episode with them.
If you have questions or comments about the episode, please send them to podcast@unchartedvet.com
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By Phil Zeltzman, DVM, DACVS, CVJ
I noticed that super-achievers tend to take on too many projects. In addition, projects often remain uncompleted because of analysis paralysis or excessive preparation.
I chose to share the story of the day a volcano ate my new drone as a mic drop to show how preparation is important, but completing tasks is even better.
Don’t hesitate to launch your projects by following the mantra “ready, fire, aim.”
The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position of the Unchartedvet.com editorial team.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dr. Phil Zeltzman is a traveling board-certified surgeon in Pennsylvania & New Jersey.
He is a serial entrepreneur with a slight case of Shiny Object Syndrome: in addition to his mobile surgery practice, he co-owns a general practice and several side businesses.
He is an international speaker, consultant, book author, columnist, blogger and a bunch of other fun stuff. He also organizes CE trips in exotic locations for vets and nurses. His next “VIP” trip in 2020 is dedicated to burnout and compassion fatigue.