First day at VPMA Congress!
Our first morning at VPMA has been a busy one! Lots of interest in our upcoming Veterinary Practice Management Webinar 2012 series!
If you are at VPMA make sure you come over and say hello!
Wendy and Kathryn
Upcoming Webinars
- Is there an Explosion in Colonic Diarrhoea?
Thursday 23rd February - Mycobacteria in cats
Thursday 1st March - More choice, more vets, more options …How to reach the owners you need
Tuesday 6th March - How to do Dermatology in Practice
Thursday 22nd March - How to Get More Clients into Your Vet Practice WITHOUT Having To Sell
Tuesday 3rd April
Recent Posts
- Vetstream Clinical Updates and Veterinary News
- Is this the most isolated Veterinary Surgeon in the world – Or do you know different?
- TheWebinarVet – Veterinary Practice Management Webinar Series 2012
- Vetstream Clinical Updates and Veterinary News
- Great webinar last night from Shawn McVey.
- Respiratory Disease in Psittacines
- The latest veterinary updates from Vetsforum
- First day at VPMA Congress!
- The First of Our Guest Blogs from Vetstream
- Reducing on Farm Resistance
What our members say…
I am unbelievably grateful for the opportunity to participate in the live webinars – they have solved a big problem for me as I am a sole practitioner in rural Wiltshire and i can’t go far away because of being on-call 24/7. It also relieves the feeling of professional isolation a little bit!
Yes, I did get to the radiography seminar and it has already increased my confidence and given me practical hints for chest x-rays. A similar session on abdomens would be great.
I have nothing but positive comments!
I particularly enjoyed Danielle’s feline liver disease webinar – and to have a downloadable summary, (which I understand is available though I haven’t got round to finding it yet!) with drugs and doses is a definite plus. If you do speak to her, tell her she is great. She came over as the vet we all should aspire to be, at the end of our professional lives as well the start.
Finally, I can’t imagine how you manage to organise all this as well as the day job. Therefore, if there is anything I can do to help please let me know.
Best wishes
Penny Gillespie Cheldene Vets, Marlborough