Monthly Archives: April 2010

Job Interview Horror Stories

Posted on by David Dilmore, DVM

One of my worst interview experiences was when a candidate for an associate veterinarian position showed up for his interview completely inebriated!  Per my typical interview practice, I had arranged an early arrival time for the candidate that would allow … Continue reading

Are Parasites Bugging Your Patients?

Posted on by Patrick Shearer, BVMS, PhD

Banfield’s internal research team just completed their latest research effort, which revolved around parasites. We focused primarily on fleas and ticks, but also pulled data on the prevalence and distribution of other parasites as well. Most information confirmed what we … Continue reading

The Elephant in the Room

Posted on by Bob Lester, DVM

I had the good fortune to attend this year’s Student AVMA meeting in Madison, Wisconsin. I’m always impressed with the enthusiasm, intelligence and motivation of veterinary students. Perhaps I’m biased, but I know of no other group that is as … Continue reading

Promoting a Healthy Work Environment

Posted on by Jennifer Bruns, DVM, MPVM

As a veterinarian we assume a variety of roles with our white lab coat.  The veterinarian often wears the hat of businessman, CEO of customer service, quality of medicine guru, and the list goes on.  How often have we considered … Continue reading