How Shannon Gervais is Revolutionizing Veterinary Medicine: The Secret Behind Her Employee-First Approach!
Shannon Gervais, RVT, is transforming veterinary medicine with her employee-first approach, emphasizing efficiency and positive workplace culture through her consulting firm, The Veterinary Loop. As a founding member of Club250, she is on a mission to bring the heart back into veterinary care, fostering wellness and growth for veterinary professionals. Learn how Shannon's expertise in operations and change management is reshaping the industry for better animal care and happier employees.
From Scooping Ice Cream to Saving Lives: Michelle McCorkell’s Path to Veterinary Greatness!
Meet Michelle McCorkle, a standout veterinary student at Western University, Class of 2025, and the top scorer in Vet Candy's NAVLE prep program. With a passion for veterinary research and a dedication to mental health advocacy, Michelle is on a mission to make a lasting impact in the field. Learn how her journey, from playing the violin to navigating life’s challenges, has shaped her career and vision for the future of veterinary medicine.
Inside Australia’s Black Summer: How Twin Vet Moms Became Heroes in the World’s Worst Wildlife Disaster
In Episode 2 of
"Let's Be Honest,"
Dr. Audrey and Dr. Alison Shen reveal the untold stories of Australia’s Black Summer, the catastrophic 2019-2020 bushfire season. As the worst wildlife disaster in modern history unfolded, the Shen sisters worked tirelessly to rescue and care for injured animals, even as a global pandemic forced international volunteers to leave. Tune in to hear their firsthand accounts of bravery, resilience, and the heartbreaking realities of fighting to save Australia's wildlife in the face of overwhelming devastation.
The Hidden Struggle of Equine Sports Medicine: Ethical Dilemmas Facing Veterinarians
In the high-stakes world of equine sports, veterinarians are often caught in a difficult position—balancing the health and welfare of horses with the desires of owners, trainers, and clients eager to keep their animals in competition. A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Bristol has shed light on these ethical dilemmas, revealing that such conflicts are prevalent and concerning enough to capture the attention of governing bodies.
University of Georgia Launches Mobile Vet Clinic to Revolutionize Animal Care in Athens!
The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine is introducing a new mobile veterinary clinic thanks to a $750,000 grant from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation. This initiative, part of the shelter medicine program, will provide hands-on training for veterinary students while offering essential veterinary services to pets in Athens and surrounding areas. Inspired by similar programs at Mississippi State and Oregon State, UGA’s mobile clinic will expand surgical experience for students and increase care for shelter animals.
FDA's Game-Changing Animal Health Agenda: What It Means for Veterinarians
In September 2023, the FDA released the Animal and Veterinary Innovation Agenda (AVIA) to drive innovation in animal health. The agenda aims to support veterinarians, pet owners, agricultural producers, and public health programs by fostering advancements in technologies and products. The AVIA outlines four key objectives to enhance regulatory pathways, prioritize high-need areas, strengthen the One Health workforce, and address emerging health threats, ensuring the availability of safe and effective animal health products.