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Choose People Love Pets: The Veterinary Culture Podcast
Phoebe Valdez and Brianna Armstrong, DVM
42 episodes
6 days ago
"Choose People Love Pets" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the powerful intersection where passion for animals meets the art of leading with a people-first mindset and intentionality. Join us as we delve into the heart of veterinary medicine, discovering how prioritizing both the well-being of our furry friends and the humans who care for them can transform the landscape of culture and leadership in our field.
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"Choose People Love Pets" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the powerful intersection where passion for animals meets the art of leading with a people-first mindset and intentionality. Join us as we delve into the heart of veterinary medicine, discovering how prioritizing both the well-being of our furry friends and the humans who care for them can transform the landscape of culture and leadership in our field.
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Team Utilization & Building Trust with Suzanne Thomas, LVT
Choose People Love Pets: The Veterinary Culture Podcast
1 hour 31 minutes 52 seconds
4 weeks ago
Team Utilization & Building Trust with Suzanne Thomas, LVT

In this conversation, Suzanne Thomas shares her unconventional journey from retail management to becoming a leader and advocate in veterinary medicine. She discusses the importance of building trust within teams, empowering technicians, and the challenges faced in veterinary leadership. Suzanne emphasizes the need for effective communication, continuous learning, and the significance of advocacy for the veterinary profession. Her experiences highlight the critical role of leadership in creating high-performing teams and addressing issues like burnout and underutilization of technicians. In this conversation, Brianna Armstrong and Suzanne Thomas discuss the critical aspects of leadership within veterinary teams, emphasizing the importance of trust, psychological safety, and effective communication. They explore how enhancing team productivity can lead to increased revenue and the necessity of creating a supportive work environment. The dialogue also touches on the dynamics between corporate and private practices, the value of recognizing team members, and the need for a cultural shift in veterinary medicine to improve retention and job satisfaction. 

Suzanne's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzannethomaslvt/ 

Susanne's Book: From Competent to Capable: Redefining Success Through Technician Utilization and Team Empowerment (To purchase: https://a.co/d/eW8V9y8 ) 

Leading Veterinary Teams: https://www.lvt.vet/ 

Book recommendation: The Five Dysfunctions Of A Team by Patrick Lencioni 

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Choose People Love Pets: The Veterinary Culture Podcast
"Choose People Love Pets" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the powerful intersection where passion for animals meets the art of leading with a people-first mindset and intentionality. Join us as we delve into the heart of veterinary medicine, discovering how prioritizing both the well-being of our furry friends and the humans who care for them can transform the landscape of culture and leadership in our field.