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Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Employee safety training checklist: Reception and inprocessing July 2, 2007 By: Phil Seibert, CVT Customize and print this handy checklist of what a new receptionist needs to learn and when.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Employee safety training checklist: Technician/assistant and inprocessing July 2, 2007 By: Phil Seibert, CVT Customize and print this handy checklist of what a new technician or assistant needs to learn and when.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Sample Internet and blogging policy June 7, 2007 By: Mark Opperman, CVPM Customize this Word document and put it in your employee manual.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS What your technician can do June 7, 2007 A list of tasks technicians are qualified to perform from the AVMA. What do your doctors do that your technicians could be doing?

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS What's important to your team? February 1, 2007 By: Mark Opperman, CVPM Ask employees to rank the top five features they value in their job with this exclusive form.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Employee exit survey February 1, 2007 By: Mark Opperman, CVPM Use this exclusive survey to gain feedback when your team members leave your practice.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Employee warning notice October 1, 2006 Use this form to document verbal warnings when you're disciplining employees.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Receptionist position description October 1, 2006 By: Denise Tumblin, CPA Position descriptions help you maintain your focus during the search for employees, communicate the responsibilities of the position to potential candidates, structure the orientation and training process, and assist in employee evaluations.

Source: VETERINARY ECONOMICS Receptionist training guidelines October 1, 2006 By: Denise Tumblin, CPA Written training guidelines define the path your employees will take. Use these guidelines to develop yours.

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