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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, and General Practice Mentor, Dr. Christine Brennan, share invaluable insights into pet dental care. Dr. Faeh highlights the importance of dental health and the critical role ongoing training plays for new veterinary graduates. Meanwhile, Dr. Brennan dives into practical strategies to keep pets pain-free, healthy, and thriving. Whether you’re a seasoned veterinarian or just starting your career, this episode is packed with actionable tips and inspiring takeaways for veterinary professionals and pet owners alike. Tune in and discover why a healthy smile makes all the difference!
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As We Wrap Up 2024, we’re celebrating an incredible year on NVA Pet Peeves! From transformative conversations with veterinary leaders to tackling some of the toughest challenges in vet med, 2024 has been a year of growth, inspiration, and connection.
In this special episode, we reflect on the moments that defined our journey, celebrating the insights, lessons, and stories that made this year unforgettable. Whether you’re between appointments, taking a walk, or multi-tasking, join us and listen back to the moments that shaped our year.
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In this episode, NVA's Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, shares her approach to achieving successful surgical outcomes. From overcoming self-doubt to fostering effective team communication, Dr. Faeh highlights the transformative power of psychological safety in the workplace—whether you're leading a sales team or a veterinary surgical team. Dr. Michael Lawton, NVA General Practice Mentor, shares his unique experience performing surgeries on exotic animals—such as rats, reptiles, and bird —and compares these challenges to those of operating on more familiar patients like cats and dogs. Don’t miss this insightful discussion packed with actionable takeaways for leaders and veterinary professionals alike!
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Ever wonder how veterinarians navigate complex cases to make treatment decisions? From diagnostics to considering client preferences, the approach combines science, empathy, and experience. In this episode, guest host Kathleen McBain speaks with NVA's Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Sandra Faeh and Managing Doctor of Animal Medical Care Center Yorktown, Dr. Catherine Gallahorn. Tune in as they explore the thought process behind treatment plans and the balance between medical knowledge, patient needs, and owner expectations.
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In this episode, guest host Kathleen McBain explores how veterinarians navigate the delicate task of communicating prognoses to pet owners. NVA's Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Sandra Faeh discusses finding balance between honesty and hope, while Dr. Jill Child, Managing DVM of Plaza Del Amo Animal Hospital in California, shares her systematic approach to helping clients understand their pets' medical journeys. From managing expectations to handling the challenging "what would you do?" question, this episode offers valuable insights into one of veterinary medicine's most sensitive conversations.
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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, shares her unique approach to diagnostics, revealing how it parallels effective leadership strategies. She reveals how the skills used in problem-solving and patient care can apply to leading teams. Plus, we feature an insightful interview with NVA General Practice Mentor, Dr. Lawrence Hill, who discusses his approach to diagnostics which reveals a surprising twist on information gathering.
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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, discusses the importance of creating inclusive environments where staff can thrive and clients feel welcome, features an interview with the AVMA’s Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer, Dr. Latonia Craig, and introduces all-new Pet Peeves.
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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, discusses the importance of staying well in Vet Med and offers advice for how teams can help each other stay in balance, features an interview with Dr. Genie Bishop, and introduces all-new Pet Peeves.
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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, discusses the importance of standards of care and open communication between new graduates and managing doctors, features an interview with the Managing Doctor of Eagle Animal Hospital, Dr. Matthew Silvius, and introduces all-new Pet Peeves.
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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, speaks about her approach to getting everything done, an interview with Director of Divisional Operations Robin Berndt, and of course all new Pet Peeves.
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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, speaks about supporting employees and the importance of mentoring, an interview with the leader of NVA’s General Practice Mentorship Program, Dr. Beth Neuman, and of course all new Pet Peeves.
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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, speaks about the importance of conducting check-ins and reviews, an interview with Dr. Charlie Berk, NYC Area Medical Lead, and, of course, all new Pet Peeves.
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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, speaks about the challenges of underutilization and how to maximize staff skills and create more opportunities, an interview with Ethos' Director of Nursing, Chrissy Giovannielli, and of course all new Pet Peeves.
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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, speaks about client education in the internet age, an interview with Managing Doctor, Jennifer Mitchell, of Thiensville Mequon Small Animal Hospital, in Wisconsin, and of course all new Pet Peeves.
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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. SandraFaeh, speaks about technology and keeping an open mind, an interview about vet med technology with Managing Doctor, Jamie Sulliban, of Aloha Animal Hospital, in Las Vegas, and of course all new Pet Peeves.
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In this episode, NVA’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, speaks about change and transparency, an interview with Hospital Manager, Kelly Glashauser, of Midland Animal Clinic, in Midland, Michigan, and of course all new Pet Peeves.
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Ken speaks with NVA's Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Sandra Faeh, about the importance of the HM-MDVM relationship. Interview with Dr. Matthew Timmons, MDVM of Springbrook Animal Care Center, in Chicago. All new Pet Peeves!
