Are you tough enough to be a veterinary technician?
Are you tough enough to be a veterinary technician?
Thinking about a career as a veterinary technician? Take this quiz to find out!
Thinking about a career as a veterinary technician? Take this quiz to find out!
Lisa, owner of hospitalized dog Matty is at the front desk screaming at the receptionist because Dr. John has not called her with a status update yet. Do you:
It’s 8:00 AM and you have just arrived at the practice. Your first surgery is at 9:00 AM so you have just enough time to check on the hospitalized patients, place an order for the vaccines that are out of stock, and call and confirm your afternoon appointments. You walk to the back and realize the evening shift did not put together any surgery packs. What do you do?
Longtime client Mr. Ortiz has brought in his 14 year old Beagle Jeter to be put down. You have grown fond of Jeter over the years and are saddened by the decision even though you agree it is the right one. You walk past and see Mr. Ortiz crying, you:
You are a bovine technician in Wisconsin. It's 2 degrees out and Jim's Cattle Ranch called for an emergency visit. You:
A family brings in their cat diagnosed with feline leukemia. Recently their son was diagnosed with a version of leukemia as well. They decide to put the cat down becuase it would be too much. You:
Yes! You would make a great technician!
Yes! You would make a great technician!
You are likely already are a veterinary technician. If not, perhaps you should consider a career change? Veterinary technicians play a vital role in any veterinary practice. To learn how to bring out the best in your technicians check out our blog: http://veterinarybusinessadvisors.com/improve-your-practices-bottom-line-effectively-use-veterinary-technicians/
Perhaps this isn't the job for you.
Perhaps this isn't the job for you.
Not everyone has the same strengths. Some people are better suited for client service, or perhaps practice management. One thing we can all agree on, is veterinary technicians are a valuable necessity. To learn how to best utilize the technicians in your practice check out our blog: http://veterinarybusinessadvisors.com/improve-your-practices-bottom-line-effectively-use-veterinary-technicians/