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Pearls of Practice
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Registered technicians wanted

June 1, 2006

Ask yourself this: Did the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE) test the skills you needed for your job in practice?

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Help clients say goodbye

June 1, 2006

You may not always have the right words to express your sympathy when a pet dies, but the right book might be just the tool your clients need to help them grieve.

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On the Job: Cheryl Dyer

June 1, 2006

What do you like best about your job?

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Help stomp out cruelty

April 1, 2006

OK, folks, it's time to step up and help put a stop to animal cruelty.

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2006 Firstline MVP Winner

April 1, 2006

Meet Paige Phillips, RVT, Firstline's 2006 MVP winner.

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How green is your practice?

April 1, 2006

Are your waste bins full of paper, cans, plastic, cardboard, and other recyclables? Use these quick tips to launch a recycling program in your practice.

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Put on your techie hat

April 1, 2006

Dust off those manuals, warm up those keyboards, and prepare to make your software sing. Rickee Miller, a veterinary assistant at Lockwillow Avenue Animal Clinic in Harrisburg, Pa., found that learning to maximize her practice's software was a great way to grow in her job.

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Who checks invoices?

April 1, 2006

About 55 percent of team members say that their medical records are audited to ensure complete invoicing of all charges for all services performed, according to a recent VetMedTeam.com survey.

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Peace of mind for traveling pet owners

February 1, 2006

When clients go out of town and leave their pet with someone, suggest that they make a temporary pet tag that lists the name, address, and phone number of the sitter.

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