IVETSOHARD, The not-so-serious podcast for seriously busy veterinary teams
IVETSOHARD
58 episodes
8 months ago
Hiring a newly graduated veterinarian is an exciting moment for any veterinary practice. These fresh graduates bring enthusiasm, new knowledge, and a passion for animal care. However, retaining them in the long run requires thoughtful strategies and support. In this episode, we will explore essential steps to retain your newly graduated veterinarian, ensuring their growth and success within your practice.
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Hiring a newly graduated veterinarian is an exciting moment for any veterinary practice. These fresh graduates bring enthusiasm, new knowledge, and a passion for animal care. However, retaining them in the long run requires thoughtful strategies and support. In this episode, we will explore essential steps to retain your newly graduated veterinarian, ensuring their growth and success within your practice.
IVETSOHARD, The not-so-serious podcast for seriously busy veterinary teams
24 minutes
2 years ago
S2 E9: How to get your staff to show up for work
Ever struggled with getting your veterinary team to show up consistently and be all in? We feel you. In this podcast episode, we're diving into the nitty-gritty of creating a reliable and engaged crew for your business. We spill the tea on what affects attendance – from job satisfaction to workplace vibes and personal life stuff. But fear not, we've got your back with some cool strategies. Picture this: schedules released well in advance, jobs tailored to individual strengths, and a workplace...
IVETSOHARD, The not-so-serious podcast for seriously busy veterinary teams
Hiring a newly graduated veterinarian is an exciting moment for any veterinary practice. These fresh graduates bring enthusiasm, new knowledge, and a passion for animal care. However, retaining them in the long run requires thoughtful strategies and support. In this episode, we will explore essential steps to retain your newly graduated veterinarian, ensuring their growth and success within your practice.
