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Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Starting off on the wrong foot July 1, 2007 By: Laura McLain Madsen, DVM Doctors tend to hang on to bad habits and attitudes from their first job. Seeking out mentors—or mentoring a new grad at your practice—can help.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Lost and found May 1, 2007 Q. How can I get the doctors to take care of the equipment at my practice? They don't keep their trucks clean and often leave equipment behind on visits.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Match made in heaven April 1, 2007 By: Amanda Bertholf You're on the hunt for a new associate. Here's how to find the right doctor for you and your practice.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Stepping up April 1, 2007 By: Mark Opperman, CVPM It's a natural progression to move from associate to practice owner, but you need to know what you're getting into. (And sellers, you need to make sure your buyer is positioned for success.)

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS New kid on the block March 1, 2007 By: Andrew Rollo, DVM I'm a new associate at a small-animal practice. Some of the team members seem resentful of me. What can I do to earn their trust?

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS 7 things to look for in a new position March 1, 2007 By: Craig Woloshyn, DVM Watch for these warning signs and welcome sights to be sure your new practice is a keeper that'll keep you happy.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Weekend work February 1, 2007 By: Karen Felsted, DVM, CPA, CVPM, MS I already work a few Saturdays a month and now my boss wants more!

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS The dating game February 1, 2007 By: Jeff Rothstein, DVM, MBA I'm an associate at a small-animal veterinary practice. Is it OK for me to date a client?

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS 9 signs that it might be time for a change January 1, 2007 By: Craig Woloshyn, DVM If ... like Rodney Dangerfield, you get no respect ... your boss takes all the good clients ... or you're so busy you can't remember what your spouse looks like.

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