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The Vet’Ed PodcastLeading with Laughter! Special Guest - Karyn Buxman, Author, Speaker, NeurohumoristIn this episode of the Vetted Podcast, Steven Hermann interviews Karyn Buxman, a neurohumorist and expert in applied humor. They discuss the importance of humor in healthcare, particularly in the veterinary field, and how it can be used as a strategic tool to reduce stress, improve communication, and build resilience. Karyn shares insights from her research on the brain's response to humor and offers practical applications for incorporating humor into daily life. The conversation emphasizes the need for self-care and the power of thoughts in shaping our experiences.TakeawaysHumor is a whole brain...
2025-10-2244 min
The Vet’Ed PodcastMaking Life a "Teem" Effort: Empowering the Veterinary Space with Kelly CroninIn this episode of the Vet'Ed Podcast, Steven Hermann sits down with Kelly Cronin, a veteran of the veterinary space with 33 years of experience. Kelly shares her career journey, starting as a volunteer and advancing through roles like multi-site manager and VP of Operations, before her current position supporting practices with virtual veterinary assistance at Teem. They discuss the value of veterinary continuing education (CE) cruises, which Kelly helps organize to provide technicians with unique educational and personal growth opportunities, including seeing the ocean or leaving their state for the first time.The conversation...
2025-09-1051 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 36 : The Tech of Trust: How Vetbadger is Revolutionizing Vet Practice with Stephen McLaughryIn this episode, we sit down with Stephen McLaughry, the owner of Vetbadger, to discuss his journey from a software engineer to a leader in veterinary technology. Stephen shares how his wife, a private practice veterinarian, faced frustrations with outdated software. This inspired him to create Vetbadger, a comprehensive practice management system designed to solve a core problem: communication.Discover how Stephen's background as a world-champion bicycle racer and his belief in community shape his business philosophy. Learn why a "James Herriot experience"—building strong, personal relationships with clients and your team—is the key...
2025-08-2055 min
Tune In To Into A Eye-Opening Full Audiobook While Cooking.The Sword and Quill by Steve Tarani, Steven LiebermanPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/249988to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Sword and Quill
Author: Steve Tarani, Steven Lieberman
Narrator: Clifton Duncan
Format: mp3
Length: 3 hrs and 2 mins
Release date: 08-05-25
Ratings: 4.8 out of 5 stars, 5 ratings
Genres: Safety & Emergency Preparedness
Publisher's Summary:
Self-defense is not just about mastering weapons, but understanding the broader implications of being armed and the responsibilities that come with it. This book offers a unique perspective on the practical, legal, ethical, and philosophical aspects of self-defense, guiding listeners to become more practically effective and responsibly aware armed citizens.
2025-08-053h 02
The Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 35 : Beyond the Exam Room: Unlocking Veterinary Excellence Through Communication with Dr. Jim SchuesslerJoin host Steven Hermann as he sits down with the legendary Dr. Jim Schuessler for an insightful conversation about the transformative power of communication in veterinary medicine. Dr. Schuessler shares incredible stories, from the life-changing advice that shaped his career ("I try to carry myself each and every day so that my kids want to be veterinarians" ) to the practical strategies that built a highly successful practice at Kirkwood Animal Hospital. Discover how consistent staff meetings, role-playing, and a "work-life harmony" philosophy revolutionized patient care and client relationships. This episode is packed with invaluable lessons for veterinarians, practice owners...
2025-07-3053 min
OMR EducationCommunity monetarisieren – mit Steven R. Urry
Community Management ist mehr als nur ein Buzzword. Mittlerweile ist es ein essenzieller Bestandteil moderner Markenführung. In dieser Episode spricht Rolf Hermann mit Steven R. Urry, Managing Partner bei Alondra Social, über die strategische Bedeutung von Community-Aufbau und -Monetarisierung. Steve zeigt, wie Unternehmen von der Fragmentierung der Medienlandschaft profitieren können, welche Fehler es zu vermeiden gilt und warum eine gut gepflegte Community in Krisenzeiten Gold wert ist. Ob indirekte Wege wie User-generated Content oder direkte Maßnahmen wie exklusive Angebote – wer heute nachhaltig wachsen will, kommt um eine eigene Community nicht herum.
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2025-07-1432 min
Taking the Scenic RouteSerial Killer Fiction, The Women, and The Borrowed LifeThis week's guests:Hermann branch manager Tiffany Richards discusses her review of “The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife” by Anna Johnston.Sullivan branch manager Sydney Lewis discusses her review of “A Serial Killer’s Guide to Marriage” by Asia Mackay.Sullivan branch adult programmer Genevieve Alexander discusses her review of “The Women,” by Kristin Hannah.
2025-06-2029 min
The Vet’Ed Podcast🎙️ Episode 34 : Leadership, Laughter & Turnkey Clinics: Rhys Gets RealIn this candid and laugh-filled episode, we welcome Rhys Giannarelli, founder of Innovative Vet Management Solutions and co-owner of two practices in Vancouver. Rhys brings an Aussie-Canadian lens to the challenges of leadership, culture, and sustainable clinic ownership in veterinary medicine.Rhys says it plain: people aren’t quitting the job—they’re quitting you. And that leadership gap is the real crisis.You’ll hear stories about family life (soccer vs. hockey!), what makes Canadian clinics different, and how to create a truly turnkey practice—one that runs without you.🎧 If you want to stop...
2025-06-1852 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastMindset Episode 11 : Flip the Script: From Excuses to InsightsEver catch yourself saying, “If only this had gone differently…”? In this Mindset Edition of The Vet’Ed Podcast, Steven Hermann shares a personal story (shoutout to Quentin and Tulsa Tough!) that transformed excuses into powerful learning. Whether you're navigating a chaotic vet practice or trying to move from blame to breakthrough, this episode is your 7-minute mental reset.🚴♂️ From crashes to comebacks 🔍 From blame to reflection 📈 From stuck to strategic growth🎯 Mindset Challenge included!👉 Ready to upgrade from "what went wrong" to "what can I learn"? Hit play now. 📍 www.thevetedpodcast.com
2025-06-1107 min
The Vet’Ed Podcast🎙️Episode 33 – Cracking the Code: Early Cancer Detection for PetsWhat if you could screen your dog for cancer—before any symptoms appear?In this episode of the VetEd Podcast, Steven Hermann and Kale Flaspohler welcome Dr. Tom Butera and Daniel Shears from Volition Veterinary to discuss a groundbreaking innovation: Nu.Q®, an affordable, blood-based screening test designed to detect cancer early in dogs.Volition’s revolutionary approach to cancer diagnostics uses epigenetics—looking beyond DNA to the expression of genes—to catch diseases like lymphoma and hemangiosarcoma before clinical signs appear. The test is already being used in over 22 countries, with more than...
2025-06-0455 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 32: Creating Calm in the Chaos with Melissa TompkinsIn this episode, Steven Hermann and Kale Flaspohler sit down with Melissa Tompkins—practice management consultant, speaker, and founder of South Coast Veterinary Management Solutions. From her unexpected start in the veterinary field (thanks to a cat named Crash) to managing multiple hospitals and launching leadership groups across Southern California, Melissa shares her journey and passion for helping veterinary teams thrive.🚨 Key Takeaways:Why practice managers are the linchpins of veterinary successHow consultants can be the fire extinguisher before your clinic is in flamesThe truth about communication breakdowns in clinics (hint: it’s 98% of your problem)How Mel...
2025-05-2155 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 8 - MindsetWelcome to a special Mindset Edition of the Vet’Ed Podcast! In this bite-sized episode, Steven Hermann dives into the often-overlooked leadership skill of reacting well. Drawing from both Harvard Business Review and real-world leadership moments, Steven redefines what it means to lead—not by controlling, but by responsibly reacting with empathy, purpose, and perseverance.🧠 Key Takeaways:Leadership means responsibility, not control. It’s not about having all the answers—it's about how you respond when you're needed most.Reacting well is a skill, not a flaw. With experience, empathy, and a growth mindset, reaction becomes a powerful...
2025-05-1407 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 31 - Dr. Cliff MillerWelcome to Episode 31 of The Vet’Ed Podcast, hosted by Steven Hermann and Kale Flaspohler.In this episode, Steven and Kale sit down with Dr. Cliff Miller, founder of Green Hills Veterinary Clinic in Moberly, Missouri. From starting his practice with just one patient (his own dog!) to now leading a four-doctor team, Dr. Miller shares his journey of intentional growth, small-town community impact, and balancing life as a vet, cattleman, coach, and legislative advocate.As the Legislative Chairman for the Missouri Veterinary Medical Association (MVMA), Dr. Miller offers a behind-the-scenes look at the legislative pr...
2025-04-301h 01
Taking the Scenic RouteBryan Haynes, New Regionalism, Little Lost Kitchen, Swedish Death Cleaning, and Odd FellowsThis episode’s guests: Bryan Haynes is an internationally recognized artist who operates a studio and gallery in Washington, Missouri. Currently, he is exhibiting his work in the “Missouri Masters” exhibit at the Gallery at the Library in Hermann, which runs until May 23. He will also be doing an artist talk at the Hermann branch on Thursday, May 1, from 6 PM to 7 PM. His website is www.artbybryanhaynes.com. Jessica Conlin is the owner of Little Lost Kitchen in Warrenton, Missouri. She will be presenting “Rolling Raviolis: A Homemade Pasta Workshop” at the Wright City branch on Monday...
2025-04-241h 01The Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 7 - MindsetWelcome to a special Mindset Edition of the Vet’Ed Podcast. In this bite-sized episode, Steven Hermann reflects on leadership—not as a title, but as a practice rooted in mindset, trust, and accountability. He shares personal leadership lessons from three key experiences: working in a family grocery store, serving on a school board, and building the ProPartners Team.🧠 Key Takeaways:Leadership isn’t one thing—it depends, and it’s best thought of as a practice.Leadership takes different forms: structured roles (grocery store), collaborative influence (school board), and vision-driven growth (ProPartners).Empowerment and trust are essential...
2025-04-2308 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 30 - Alex WrightWelcome to Episode 30 of The Vet’Ed Podcast hosted by Steven Hermann and Kale Flaspohler. In this episode, Steven and Kale are joined by Alex Wright, the Practice Manager at Ellisville Veterinary Hospital. With a journey that started at age 17 and evolved into leadership by 24, Alex shares her real-world experiences managing a busy, growing clinic — all while staying rooted in compassion, culture, and people-first leadership.Alex opens up about what it takes to create a practice culture where people want to be — and how building trust, embracing vulnerability, and leading by example has helped her and her...
2025-04-1654 min
Taking the Scenic RouteBook Talk, Swing Dancing, and Community GardensThis episode's guests include:Genevieve Alexander, Sullvan Branch Adult Programmer, and Tiffany Richards, Hermann Branch Manager, discussing their book reviews for the Missourian. Genevieve reviewed “The Pumpkin Spice Café,” by Laurie Gilmore, and Tiffany reviewed “Listen for the Lie,” by Amy Tintera. Helen Burch, director of the Legacy Dance Club, in Cuba, Missouri. She will be presenting “Learn to Dance the 1920s Way” at our branches throughout April for our community read programming. The programs will be at the Sullivan branch on Thursday, April 17, at 6:00 PM; the Hermann branch on Tuesday, April 22, at 6:00 PM; and the Owensvill...
2025-04-1041 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 6 - MindsetIn this episode of The Vet’Ed Podcast — Mindset Edition, Steven Hermann dives into one of the biggest challenges for independent veterinary practices: pricing—and why it’s all in your head.Pricing isn’t just about covering costs; it’s about positioning, value, and mindset. Steven shares lessons from his background in the grocery industry, where competition is fierce, and pricing strategy is critical. He draws parallels to veterinary medicine, challenging practice owners to rethink their pricing fears and adopt a growth mindset when setting rates.Key takeaways from this episode: ✅ Stop underpricing out of fear – P...
2025-04-0909 min
Ja, hier... Filme.Wir haben Film Fights von Kino Plus geklaut | Kino Kampf #1Erst gab es Movie Fights bei den Screen Junkies, danach gab es Film Fights von Kino Plus, dann gab es noch Cinema Clash in der Videohütte und nun haben wir das Format komplett verschandelt und es Kino Kampf genannt. Die Regeln sind einfach: Es gibt 3 Fragen, die jeder Teilnehmer beantworten und möglichst gut verargumentieren muss. Die Antworten der Gegner müssen dementsprechend argumentativ zerlegt werden. Außerdem gibt es noch eine Vorgabe, zu der jeder von uns einen Pitch überlegen und raushauen muss. Auch hier gilt: Ein gekonnter Mix aus Angriff und Verteidigung sind der Schlüssel zum Si...
2025-04-053h 06The Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 29 - Dr. Jennifer EdwardsEpisode 29: Mindset, Leadership, and Reinventing Veterinary Well-being with Dr. Jennifer EdwardsIn this episode of The Vet’ed Podcast, hosts Steven Hermann and Kale Flaspohler sit down with Dr. Jennifer Edwards — veterinarian, practice owner, mindset leadership coach, and Chair of the Wellness Committee for the New Hampshire Veterinary Medical Association — to dive into her powerful journey of transformation and personal development.Dr. Edwards shares her unconventional path from psychology to veterinary medicine, her bold decision to start a practice from scratch, and the pivotal moment that led her to sell it — just weeks before COVID-19 turned t...
2025-04-0453 min
Taking the Scenic RouteDance Halls in Franklin and Gasconade Counties and Fashion from 1890 to 1930This episode’s guests are:Dr. Kenneth Johnson, a career educator and retired professor in the School of Education at Lindenwood University, will be discussing the history of dance halls in Gasconade and Franklin Counties. He is the author of the 2015 book, “Moonlight Serenade to City Lights,” which is a pictorial history about the bands and musicians who played in dance halls around Missouri. He will present “Moonlight Serenade: Dance Hall Musicians in Missouri” on Thursday, April 3, from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, at the New Haven branch, and Thursday, April 10, from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, at the Wright City branch. Vi...
2025-03-2848 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 5 - MindsetIn this episode of The Vet’Ed Podcast — Mindset Edition, Steven Hermann explores why client experience might just be more important than medicine itself — and how shifting your focus can transform your practice.Steven breaks down the three key elements of a standout client experience:First impressions: From the parking lot to the front desk, what clients see, smell, and feel sets the tone — long before medicine even comes into play.Communication over medicine: Great medicine doesn’t matter if clients don’t understand it. Simplifying your language, meeting them where they are, and staying empathetic are essentia...
2025-03-2610 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 28 - Dr. Jessica Stroupe Howard County Veterinary ServiceEpisode 28: Leadership, Advocacy, and the Future of Veterinary Medicine with Dr. Jessica StroupeIn this episode of The Vet’ed Podcast, hosts Steven Hermann and Kale Flaspohler sit down with Dr. Jessica Stroupe — owner of Howard County Veterinary Service and AVMA delegate for Missouri — to discuss her journey as a practice owner, leader, and advocate for the veterinary profession.Dr. Stroupe dives into her new role as an AVMA delegate, sharing insights on the legislative issues shaping veterinary medicine — from the controversial mid-level practitioner debate to xylazine regulations and diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. She breaks d...
2025-03-1943 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 4 - MindsetIn this episode of The Vet’ed Podcast, Steven Hermann dives into the concept of the fixed mindset—how it holds us back, why we default to it, and how shifting toward a growth mindset can unlock new opportunities. Drawing from his experience at the recent VetPartners meeting, Steven unpacks key takeaways about fostering meaningful connections, avoiding the illusion of a “unique approach,” and embracing accountability in veterinary practice management.Steven explores how common industry challenges—like client demand and workforce shifts—can be tackled more effectively when we find common ground rather than clinging to rigid perspectives...
2025-03-1213 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 27 - Are You Profitable?Episode 27: Are You Really Profitable? Understanding Your Financial StatementsIn this episode of The Vet’ed Podcast, hosts Steven Hermann and Kale Flaspohler dive into a critical question for veterinary practice owners—are you truly profitable? They explore common financial misconceptions and the ways financial statements can be misleading if not properly analyzed.From rent calculations to owner compensation, bulk orders, and hidden expenses, Steven and Kale break down the key areas where financial statements might not reflect reality. They also discuss the importance of using percentages rather than dollar figures when assessing profitability, ensuring comp...
2025-03-0537 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 3 - MindsetIn this episode of The Vet’ed Podcast, Steven Hermann explores the intersection of current events and growth mindset with a focus on the veterinary business world. He discusses how staying informed can lead to improved adaptability, critical thinking, and empathy, all while avoiding information overload. Steven highlights the importance of being proactive, curating your news intake, and how events in the world of veterinary medicine—like shifts in the workforce—can create unique opportunities for growth. Tune in for insights on how staying current can benefit your business and your team while maintaining a future-focused, learning-driven culture.For...
2025-02-2615 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 26 - Dr. Peter WeinsteinEpisode 26: A Journey Through Veterinary Medicine with Dr. Peter WeinsteinIn this episode of The Vet’ed Podcast, hosts Steven Hermann and Kale Flaspohler sit down with Dr. Peter Weinstein to explore his journey into veterinary medicine, from childhood inspirations to becoming a leader in the profession. Dr. Weinstein shares how an early fascination with animals, science, and the works of James Herriot set him on the path to veterinary school. He recounts his first experiences in a clinic, working through the parvovirus epidemic of the 1970s, and how those formative years shaped his dedication to...
2025-02-1950 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 2 - MindsetIn this episode of The Vet’ed Podcast, host Steven Hermann explores the leadership mindset and how veterinarians can lead without fear. Drawing from his recent talk at the Missouri Veterinary Medical Association Convention, he emphasizes that leadership starts with self-management. Referencing James Clear’s Atomic Habits, Hermann discusses how expectations and fear often hold professionals back, advocating for adaptability and resilience instead.He highlights the importance of delegation, empowering teams, and overcoming the fear of failure. Citing Maria Montessori’s philosophy, he stresses that true leadership allows others to succeed independently. Additionally, he ties in the wisdom...
2025-02-1211 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 25 - Dr. Scott Fray of Cooper County Animal HospitalIn this episode of The Vet’ed Podcast, hosts Steven Hermann and Kale Flaspohler sit down with Dr. Scott Frey of Cooper County Animal Hospital to discuss the journey of transitioning out of practice ownership. Dr. Frey shares his perspective on trust, stewardship, and the importance of ensuring that the practice serves its owner—not the other way around.He reflects on passing the torch to Dr. Reuter and her team, emphasizing the value of trust in a smooth transition. The conversation also dives into what’s next for Dr. Frey, from riding motorcycles through the Colorado mounta...
2025-02-051h 02
Taking the Scenic RouteGallery, Craft & Hobby, and Freida McFaddenGuests on this episode include:Lynnette Watts, President of the Scenic Regional Arts Council, and Tiffany Richards, manager of the library's Hermann branch. Find out more about the Gallery at the Library at www.scenicregional.org/gallery/ or on social media at www.facebook.com/GalleryAtTheLibrary.Paul Schroeder, the library's Collection Development Manager, and Alesia Cullen, the library's St. Clair branch manager. Craft & Hobby can be found beginning on February 1 at www.scenicregional.org/databases/#diyGenevieve Alexander, adult programmer at the library's Sullivan branch, and Casie Busch, children's programmer at the library's...
2025-01-3146 min
Taking the Scenic RouteGallery, Craft & Hobby, and Freida McFaddenGuests on this episode include:Lynnette Watts, President of the Scenic Regional Arts Council, and Tiffany Davis, manager of the library's Hermann branch. Find out more about the Gallery at the Library at www.scenicregional.org/gallery/ or on social media at www.facebook.com/GalleryAtTheLibrary.Paul Schroeder, the library's Collection Development Manager, and Alesia Cullen, the library's St. Clair branch manager. Craft & Hobby can be found beginning on February 1 at www.scenicregional.org/databases/#diyGenevieve Alexander, adult programmer at the library's Sullivan branch, and Casie Busch, children's programmer at the library's...
2025-01-3147 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 1 - MindsetIn this special mini-episode of The vet’ed podcast, host Steven Hermann sets the tone for 2025 with an inspiring discussion about mindset. What does mindset mean, and why is it crucial for success—both in the veterinary industry and in life? Steven explores the definitions of mindset, reflects on its evolution, and shares personal stories about overcoming challenges and finding purpose.This episode emphasizes the power of shared experiences, purpose-driven optimism, and even choosing a word of the year to guide your focus. Whether you’re running a veterinary practice, leading a team, or simply looking for in...
2025-01-0812 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 23 - Guest: Anthony ChadwickIn this thought-provoking episode of The Vet’ed Podcast, hosts Steven Hermann and Kale Flaspohler are joined by Dr. Anthony Chadwick, founder of The Webinar Vet, to explore the transformative power of technology and AI in the veterinary industry. Together, they discuss how digital tools and AI can enhance efficiency, improve client communication, and combat burnout in veterinary practices.Dr. Chadwick shares insights on leveraging AI as an augmentation tool rather than a replacement, highlighting real-world applications like automating clinical records and streamlining daily workflows. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of resourcefulness in addressing challenges such as...
2025-01-0141 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 22 - kyler SaffoIn this episode of The Vet’ed Podcast, Steven and Kale sit down with Kyler Saffo, a small veterinary clinic owner and second-generation leader of a family practice. Kyler shares her inspiring journey of stepping into ownership, balancing the challenges of running a growing clinic, and honoring the legacy her father built. She discusses the importance of fostering trust within her team, adapting to change in a practice with long-standing staff, and navigating the ever-evolving veterinary industry. Kyler also opens up about her passion for mental health advocacy, highlighting her work with a St. Louis-based ministry focused on...
2024-12-1855 min
Fuel Your Mind With An Uplifting Full Audiobook And Elevate Your Mindset.Doctor Who at the BBC: Who Are We?: Doctor Who at the BBC by Jo WhileyPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/802357to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Doctor Who at the BBC: Who Are We?: Doctor Who at the BBC
Author: Jo Whiley
Narrator: Jo Whiley, Steven Moffatt, Russell T Davies, Toby Hadoke, David Tennant
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 2 hours 21 minutes
Release date: December 5, 2024
Genres: Science Fiction
Publisher's Summary:
Six decades of BBC TV's most successful sci-fi series are celebrated in this collection of radio programmes. In Who Are We (The Classic Years and The Modern Years) Jo Whiley takes a trip through the Whoniverse to find out how the changing attitudes of Britain have been...
2024-12-052h 21The Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 21 - The Power Of Gratitude And Mindset In Veterinary MedicineIn this episode of The Vet’ed Podcast, hosts Steven and Kale delve into the themes of gratitude, mindset, and the power of intentional decision-making in veterinary practice ownership. They discuss the importance of taking breaks to recharge, creating a supportive team culture, and shifting perspectives from being solely a veterinarian to also being a business owner. With practical examples and thoughtful insights, they explore how incremental changes can drive success, how to align personal and professional goals, and why the happiest veterinarians are often practice owners. They also highlight the value of collaboration, delegation, and embracing ind...
2024-12-0434 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 20 - Is The Veterinary Industry Slowing?In this episode of The vet'ed podcast, hosts Steven & Kale talk about a critical topic for veterinary professionals: navigating economic uncertainty in an ever-evolving industry. From rising tariffs on imported veterinary equipment to shifts in client behavior post-COVID, the hosts explore numerous external economic factors currently affecting the veterinary landscape. They discuss how unpredictable changes, such as potential trade wars and immigration policies, can lead to increased costs for medical supplies and wage inflation. These changes challenge veterinary practices to manage rising expenses without compromising care or staff welfare.The episode also touches on...
2024-11-2051 min2024-11-1801 min
VETchat by The Webinar VetSupporting and Building Veterinary Practices – Kale Flaspohler and Steven Hermann | VETChat by The Webinar VetJoining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are Kale Flaspohler, ProPartners Team Strategist, and Steven Hermann, ProPartners Co-founder. In this episode, Anthony, Kale, and Steven discuss the importance of the human-animal bond, the challenges faced by veterinary practices, and strategies for improving profitability. They discuss the significance of pricing, the role of insurance in veterinary care, and the cultural differences in sports and veterinary practices. The conversation emphasizes the need for joy in business ownership and the impact of veterinary practices on communities.
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2024-11-0834 minThe Vet’Ed PodcastEpisode 19 - Finding TimeIn Episode 19 of The vet’ed podcast, "Finding Time", hosts Steven Hermann and Kale Flaspohler dive into the often-overlooked challenge of balancing time in a busy veterinary practice. As demands grow and schedules fill up, finding time for strategic planning, personal breaks, and patient follow-up can feel like a daunting task.The hosts share tips for veterinary professionals to reclaim their schedules, from time management techniques to practical strategies for improving efficiency within a clinic’s operations.This episode also explores the power of delegation and prioritizing high-impact activities that drive growth and patient care. Our hosts disc...
2024-11-0631 min