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The 'So You're A Vet... Now What?' Podcast

This is the show that all vets in practice need to listen in to! Entering its third season, host Dr Moriah McCauley takes on the issues of the day through her eyes as a recent graduate. Nothing is off limits as Dr Moriah calls out and discusses the issues of the day. Sometimes she’ll take on your questions, other times she’ll be joined by a special guest and some days she’s just got to get something of her chest. Join Dr Moriah as she puts her finger on the pulse of veterinary practice each week to inspire, encourage and challenge you with The So You're A Vet... Now What Podcast! The show is part of the So You're A Vet... Now What? group of products designed to help recent graduates and final-year vet students find their feet in veterinary medicine. Send your questions for the show on Instagram to @soyoureavet.

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Ep 252: From New Grad to Practice Owner: Dr. Pop's Mentorship Model, with Dr. Alexandru Pop 42:32

4 giorni fa42:32

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In this episode of "So You're a Vet, Now What?", host Dr. Moriah McCauley welcomes Dr. Alexandru Pop from Appalachian Vet Services. Dr. Pop, a practice owner and seasoned veterinarian, shares invaluable insights into the importance of vulnerability and mentorship in veterinary medicine. As a newly graduated vet in 2019, Dr. Pop had ambitious goals, including practice ownership. Fast forward six years, he now successfully leads a mixed animal multi-doctor practice and emphasizes the significance of cultivating a mentorship culture. Dr. Pop discusses the financial investments involved in hiring new graduates and why these are crucial for effective mentorship. Listeners will hear about Dr. Pop’s thoughtfully crafted mentorship model, which has evolved over the years, and understand why fostering a supportive environment is essential for the growth and success of new vets. This episode is a must-listen for final-year vet students and recent graduates looking for guidance and inspiration on their journey in veterinary medicine. Tune in to discover how embracing vulnerability and investing in mentorship can transform your veterinary career. Episode Outline [00:02:25] Financial implications of new grads. [00:03:58] Mentorship Investments in New Grads [00:09:52] A culture of mentorship. [00:12:11] Generational change and development. [00:16:32] Investment in new graduates [00:19:35] The relational side of practice [00:23:30] Mentorship model. [00:27:05] Gauging mentee readiness [00:30:50] Working interview importance. [00:34:12] Equine reproductive services expansion. [00:38:26] Mentorship-focused practice transformation. Episode Links See more from Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.instagram.com/alexandrupoppy/ Learn more about Appalachian Vet Services: https://appalachianvetservices.com/ Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 251: The Reality of Vet School, NAVLE Results & Transitioning to Practice with, with Dr. Moriah McCauley 33:38

12 giorni fa33:38

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In this episode, Dr. Moriah McCauley takes us on a deep dive into the emotional rollercoaster of vet school, the anxiety of waiting for NAVLE results, and the often-overlooked challenges of transitioning from student to practicing veterinarian. Reflecting on her own journey, she shares personal stories from her time at the University of Edinburgh, including the night NAVLE results were released and the impact of having a supportive network during those crucial moments. She also explores the concept of spectrum of care , why it’s vital to understand health literacy and health equity , and how veterinarians can better support their clients by addressing these barriers. Plus, Dr. Moriah tackles a listener's question: "Can I still have a mentor even if I’m four years out?" —spoiler: Yes, and you should! Whether you’re a vet student, a recent graduate, or a few years into practice, this episode is full of insights on growth, mentorship, and the mindset shifts needed to thrive in the veterinary profession. Episode Outline [02:21] The NAVLE Waiting Game: A Vet Student’s Experience [05:00] The Night NAVLE Results Dropped: A Personal Story [10:11] Preparing for Graduation: Ready or Not? [14:29] Building a Post-Vet School Network [17:22] Self-Reflection: Looking Back on Vet School Growth [19:14] Listener Q&A: "Can I Still Have a Mentor If I'm Four Years Out?" [23:08] The Foundations of Spectrum of Care: Health Literacy & Health Equity [27:18] Why This Matters for Every Vet [31:33] Teaser for Next Week’s Episode! Episode Links See more from Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.instagram.com/dr.moriah.mccauley/ Connect with Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moriah-mccauley Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 250: The Journey Ahead: Mentorship, Growth, and the Reality of Being a New Grad, with Dr. Dani Poll 31:01

19 giorni fa31:01

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This week on the "So You're a Vet, Now What?" podcast host Dr. Moriah McCauley takes you on a nostalgic journey back to her final year of vet school with her classmate and close friend, Dr. Dani Poll. Together, they revisit their "Scrubbed In" miniseries recorded during their final year at the Royal Dick School of Veterinary Studies. This episode is a heartfelt reflection on their journey through vet school, filled with personal anecdotes, practical advice, and a glimpse into the highs and lows of veterinary education. Whether you're a vet student, a recent graduate, or a mentor, we hope these stories provide inspiration and insight into the rewarding world of veterinary medicine. Episode Outline [00:00:27] Mentorship in veterinary practices. [00:06:14] Exam experiences and student life. [00:10:00] Community support during challenges. [00:14:10] Transitioning from vet school. [00:15:34] Job searching and mentorship. [00:19:05] Don't care what others think. [00:22:32] Community Impact on Personal Growth. [00:26:10] Caring about others' opinions. [00:28:50] Podcast future and audience feedback. Episode Links Learn more about Dr. Dani: https://www.loopabroad.com/faculty/danielle-poll-dvm/ Connect with Dr. Dani: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-poll-8b86a5159/ Follow Dr. Dani: https://www.instagram.com/poll_dani/ See more from Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.instagram.com/dr.moriah.mccauley/ Connect with Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moriah-mccauley Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 249: Mentorship Matters: Insights from Five Years in Practice, with Dr. Moriah McCauley 25:44

24 giorni fa25:44

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In this episode of "So You're a Vet. Now What?" host Dr. Moriah McCauley reflects on her personal growth and the evolution of mentorship in the veterinary profession. As we welcome the new year, Dr. Moriah outlines exciting plans for 2025, focusing on the invaluable mentorship models developed by carefully selected guests. Listeners will gain insights into the personal stories of veterinarians—both early-career and seasoned professionals—as they share the highs and lows of their journeys. This season promises to break down barriers around mentorship, offering guidance and encouragement to final-year vet students, recent graduates, and current mentors alike. Tune in for transformative stories and practical advice that illuminate the path of mentorship in veterinary medicine. Episode Outline [00:00:42] Mentorship in veterinary practice. [00:05:41] Life after vet school. [00:08:22] Pathways in veterinary medicine. [00:11:34] Mentorship opportunities in veterinary practice. [00:15:16] Social media misinformation concerns. [00:19:31] Veterinary Meeting and Expo. [00:21:35] Mentorship in veterinary medicine. [00:25:20] Supporting early stage vets. Episode Links See more from Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.instagram.com/dr.moriah.mccauley/ Connect with Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moriah-mccauley…

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Ep 248: From Dreams to Reality: The Path to Becoming a Veterinarian, with Dr. Dani Poll 42:19

circa un anno fa42:19

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Welcome back to a new season of the "So You're a Vet, Now What?" podcast. This week, host Dr. Moriah McCauley takes you on a nostalgic journey back to her final year of vet school with her classmate and close friend, Dr. Dani Poll. Together, they revisit their "Scrubbed In" miniseries recorded during their final year at the Royal Dick School of Veterinary Studies. This episode is a heartfelt reflection on their journey through vet school, filled with personal anecdotes, practical advice, and a glimpse into the highs and lows of veterinary education. Whether you're a vet student, a recent graduate, or a mentor, we hope these stories provide inspiration and insight into the rewarding world of veterinary medicine. Episode Outline [00:00:37] - Mentorship Models and Guest Insights [00:01:20] - Guidance for Vet Students and Mentors [00:03:09] - Entering Clinical Rotations [00:05:22] - Transition from Lectures to Clinical Practice [00:06:43] - Early Inspirations and Farm Life [00:10:35] - Overcoming Adversity and Financial Considerations [00:17:15] - Differences in Veterinary Practices by Country [00:23:12] - Mo's Application Challenges and Success [00:30:13] - First Year Reflections and Adjustments [00:36:04] - Comparing Vet School to a Marathon [00:39:32] - Future Episodes and Social Media Episode Links Learn more about Dr. Dani: https://www.loopabroad.com/faculty/danielle-poll-dvm/ Connect with Dr. Dani: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-poll-8b86a5159/ Follow Dr. Dani: https://www.instagram.com/poll_dani/ See more from Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.instagram.com/dr.moriah.mccauley/ Connect with Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moriah-mccauley Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 247: Understanding Your Clients: The Role of Nonverbal Cues in Veterinary Care, with Dr. Moriah McCauley 26:26

circa un anno fa26:26

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On this episode of "So You're a Vet, Now What?" host Dr. Moriah McCauley delves into the importance of empathy and nonverbal communication in veterinary and medical professions. Building on last week's discussion, Dr. Moriah explores whether these essential skills can be taught to professionals at any stage in their careers. Drawing from research, she introduces a 2014 study that breaks down the concept of empathy into an acronym, serving as a practical teaching tool for enhancing nonverbal communication. Tune in to discover how subtle differences in clinician posture can significantly impact patient perceptions and learn actionable insights for fostering empathy in practice. Episode Outline [00:01:20] Teaching empathy through nonverbal communication. [00:05:16] Teaching nonverbal communication in veterinary care. [00:08:18] Facial expressions in communication. [00:12:55] Nonverbal communication in empathy. [00:16:40] Tone of voice in communication. [00:19:40] Hearing the whole patient. [00:23:19] Nonverbal communication in veterinary care. Episode Links See more from Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.instagram.com/dr.moriah.mccauley/ Connect with Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moriah-mccauley Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 246: Mastering Clinical Empathy: A Roadmap for Veterinary Success, with Dr. Joshua Rosen — Part 2 32:51

circa un anno fa32:51

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In this episode of "So You're a Vet... Now What?" host Dr. Moriah McCauley welcomes back Dr. Josh Rosen for a continuation of their discussion on clinical empathy. After debunking common myths in the previous episode, they now shift focus to the pet parent's perspective. The conversation delves into the roadmap pet parents navigate during their time at the hospital and explores practical ways to implement clinical empathy in daily veterinary practice. Whether you're a final year vet student or a recent graduate, this episode offers valuable insights to enhance your approach to patient care. Tune in to learn how to elevate your empathetic interactions in your next appointments. Dr. Joshua Rosen is an experienced veterinarian and influential voice on social media whose passion lies in sharing the value of clinical empathy in veterinary medicine. Through his content, Dr.Joshua shares not only why clinical empathy is valuable to both veterinarian and pet parent, but how veterinary teams can implement clinical empathy in their daily practice. Episode Outline [00:00:49] Clinical empathy perspective shift [00:04:26] Clinical empathy benefits everyone. [00:09:00] Receptionists are the bread. [00:11:08] Culture of empathy [00:15:24] Delegation is important [00:18:22] Recognizing discomfort through body language. [00:22:25] Trusting vets after bad experiences. [00:25:59] Signposting in veterinary care [00:28:00] Showing clinical empathy Episode Links Visit DogtorJosh’s website: https://www.dogtorjosh.com/ Follow DogtorJosh on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@_dogtorjosh Connect with Dr. Joshua Rosen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-rosen-24030935/ Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 245: Busting Myths: The Power of Clinical Empathy in Veterinary Medicine, with Dr. Joshua Rosen — Part 1 26:29

circa un anno fa26:29

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In this episode of "So You're a Vet... Now What?" host Dr. Moriah McCauley welcomes back Dr. Joshua Rosen, an experienced veterinarian and advocate for clinical empathy in veterinary medicine. Together, they explore three prevalent myths surrounding clinical empathy and discuss the challenges veterinarians face in implementing it within their daily practice. Whether you're a recent graduate or a seasoned vet, this episode offers valuable insights and tips to enhance your clinical approach. Join them for an engaging conversation that aims to inspire and improve the way veterinary teams connect with pet parents. Dr. Joshua Rosen is an experienced veterinarian and influential voice on social media whose passion lies in sharing the value of clinical empathy in veterinary medicine. Through his content, Dr. Joshua shares not only why clinical empathy is valuable to both veterinarian and pet parent, but how veterinary teams can implement clinical empathy in their daily practice. Episode Outline [00:01:11] Myths of clinical empathy. [00:04:32] Clinical empathy in veterinary practice. [00:09:13] Teaching clinical empathy skills. [00:12:33] Clinical empathy skills development. [00:16:25] Empathy and physician burnout. [00:19:43] Importance of boundaries in empathy. [00:22:48] Clinical empathy protects against burnout. Episode Links Visit DogtorJosh’s website: https://www.dogtorjosh.com/ Follow DogtorJosh on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@_dogtorjosh Connect with Dr. Joshua Rosen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-rosen-24030935/ Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 244: Veterinary Education in Transition: Challenges and Opportunities for New Graduates, with Garth Robillard — Part 2 29:23

circa un anno fa29:23

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In this episode of "So You're a Vet... Now What?" host Dr. Moriah McCauley welcomes back Garth Robillard, a third-year vet student and host of the Veterinary Vibes podcast. Together, they discuss the challenges and potential impacts recent legislation may have on the future of veterinary graduates over the next two to three years. The episode encourages listeners to engage in discussions within their veterinary schools and practices regarding these changes. Garth Robillard is a podcast host and third-year veterinary student with a deep passion for animals and a strong commitment to promoting excellence in the field. As a student immersed in the world of veterinary care, Garth is excited to lead insightful discussions and interviews with industry experts, and dedicated to delivering engaging and informative content to our audience. As a passionate advocate for animals and their well-being, Garth realized that behind every medical case and every treatment, there are stories of dedication, compassion, and resilience that deserve to be heard. To create a space where veterinary students and professionals can share their journeys, challenges, and triumphs Garth started the Veterinary Vibes Podcast. Ultimately, Garth’s aspiration is twofold: to inspire those considering this remarkable vocation and to bolster the spirits of those who are already an integral part of it. Episode Outline [00:00:52] Feedback acceptance in veterinary schools. [00:04:14] Importance of receiving feedback. [00:08:31] Proposition 129 and its implications. [00:12:21] Veterinary technician role expansion. [00:14:40] Veterinary Professional Associations' Opposition. [00:20:02] Mentorship in veterinary practice. [00:22:16] Veterinary technician licensing challenges. [00:26:05] Voter education and misinformation. Episode Links Midlevel practitioner Proposal: https://www.avma.org/news/midlevel-practitioner-proposal-secures-enough-votes-colorado Listen to Garth’s podcast, Veterinary Vibes: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/veterinary-vibes/ Connect with Garth Robillard on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garth-robillard-23516a174 Follow the Veterinary Vibes podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/VeterinaryVibes Discover more from Garth Robillard: https://linktr.ee/veterinaryvibespodcast Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 243: Feedback in Veterinary Medicine: The Key to Growth and Success, with Garth Robillard — Part 1 31:15

circa un anno fa31:15

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In this episode of "So You're a Vet... Now What?" host Dr. Moriah McCauley is joined by Garth Robillard, a third-year vet student and host of the Veterinary Vibes podcast. Together, they dive into Garth's experiences as a vet student, focusing on the transition from didactic learning to clinical practice. They discuss how this shift can reignite passion for veterinary medicine and the importance of applying knowledge in real-world settings. This episode is part one of a two-part series where Dr. Moriah and Garth Robillard cover a lot of ground. Join us next week for part two of their conversation. Garth Robillard is a podcast host and third-year veterinary student with a deep passion for animals and a strong commitment to promoting excellence in the field. As a student immersed in the world of veterinary care, Garth is excited to lead insightful discussions and interviews with industry experts, and dedicated to delivering engaging and informative content to our audience. As a passionate advocate for animals and their well-being, Garth realized that behind every medical case and every treatment, there are stories of dedication, compassion, and resilience that deserve to be heard. To create a space where veterinary students and professionals can share their journeys, challenges, and triumphs Garth started the Veterinary Vibes Podcast. Ultimately, Garth’s aspiration is twofold: to inspire those considering this remarkable vocation and to bolster the spirits of those who are already an integral part of it. Episode Outline [00:02:06] Clinical year experiences in vet school. [00:03:46] NAVLI pass rate decline. [00:09:54] NAVLI exam preparation challenges. [00:12:10] Critical reasoning in exams. [00:16:29] Veterinary education and preparedness. [00:20:27] Learning outside veterinary school. [00:22:00] Didactic vs. Tactile Learning. [00:26:11] The importance of feedback. [00:28:36] Feedback in vet school. Episode Links Listen to Garth’s podcast, Veterinary Vibes: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/veterinary-vibes/ Connect with Garth Robillard on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garth-robillard-23516a174 Follow the Veterinary Vibes podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/VeterinaryVibes Discover more from Garth Robillard: https://linktr.ee/veterinaryvibespodcast Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 242: Lean into the Hard: Growing As a Graduate Vet with Dr. Dani Poll - Part 2 26:42

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In this episode of "So You're a Vet, Now What?" Dr. Moriah McCauley is joined by dear friend and fellow Royal Dick School of Veterinary Studies graduate, Dr. Dani Poll. Dr. Dani and Dr. Moriah both graduated in 2020, and their friendship has been a cornerstone as they have navigated the ups and downs of their veterinary careers. In this second part of their conversation, they delve into the importance of recognizing personal limits in practice, especially for those just starting out. This episode is part two of a two-part series where Dr. Moriah and Dr. Dani dive deep into their experiences during vet school and their very first year in practice. Dr. Dani grew up in northern Utah. She grew up on a farm which was part of her inspiration to pursue veterinary medicine. She completed her undergraduate degree at Utah State, and then attended veterinary school in Edinburgh, Scotland. Dr. Dani took full advantage of living abroad and travelled as much as she could. She spent some time in South Africa working with wildlife, especially rhino’s. She also spent some time rehabilitating and releasing sea turtles in the Maldives who had been victims of ghost nets. She has also participated in spay and neuter programs to help to decrease wild cat and dog populations. After finishing vet school, she came back to Utah to work in a small animal general practice that focuses on teaching vet technicians as well as future and current vet students. It’s here she found a love for teaching and helping others grow. Dr. Dani also volunteers at her local shelter to help neuter animals before they are sent out for adoption. She takes vet students with her to help them build their surgical skills. Dr. Dani recently left general practice and is doing relief work while she builds a new vet practice in her hometown. In her free time, she enjoys hiking with her two dogs, Moose and Nala. She also enjoys playing piano, travelling to new places, and loving any animals she comes in contact with. Episode Outline [00:02:17] Pushing your limits in practice. [00:03:33] Imposter syndrome and growth opportunities. [00:07:34] Mentorship experiences in veterinary practice. [00:10:19] Mentorship and individual growth. [00:15:48] Lean into the hard. [00:17:03] Supporting veterinary technicians' growth. [00:20:34] Teaching and Trust in Growth. [00:24:08] Encouragement for new graduates. Episode Links Learn more about Dr. Dani: https://www.loopabroad.com/faculty/danielle-poll-dvm/ Connect with Dr. Dani: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-poll-8b86a5159/ Follow Dr. Dani: https://www.instagram.com/poll_dani/ Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 241: Lean into the Hard: Tips for New Grads with Dr. Dani Poll - Part 1 27:57

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In this episode of "So You're a Vet, Now What?" Dr. Moriah McCauley is joined by dear friend and fellow Royal Dick School of Veterinary Studies graduate, Dr. Dani Poll. Dr. Dani and Dr. Moriah both graduated in 2020, and their friendship has been a cornerstone as they have navigated the ups and downs of their veterinary careers. In this episode they relive the not-so-glory-days of vet school and their first year in practice, sharing everything they wish they’d known when they first graduated. This episode is part one of a two-part series where Dr. Moriah and Dr. Dani dive deep into their experiences during vet school and their very first year in practice. Dr. Dani grew up in northern Utah. She grew up on a farm which was part of her inspiration to pursue veterinary medicine. She completed her undergraduate degree at Utah State, and then attended veterinary school in Edinburgh, Scotland. Dr. Dani took full advantage of living abroad and travelled as much as she could. She spent some time in South Africa working with wildlife, especially rhinos. She also spent some time rehabilitating and releasing sea turtles in the Maldives who had been victims of ghost nets. She has also participated in spay and neuter programs to help to decrease wild cat and dog populations. After finishing vet school, she came back to Utah to work in a small animal general practice that focuses on teaching vet technicians as well as future and current vet students. It’s here she found a love for teaching and helping others grow. Dr. Dani also volunteers at her local shelter to help neuter animals before they are sent out for adoption. She takes vet students with her to help them build their surgical skills. Dr. Dani recently left general practice and is doing relief work while she builds a new vet practice in her hometown. In her free time, she enjoys hiking with her two dogs, Moose and Nala. She also enjoys playing piano, travelling to new places, and loving any animals she comes in contact with. Episode Outline 00:00:48 - Vet School Memories 00:01:45 - Transition from Vet School to Practice 00:02:21 - Reflecting on the First Year 00:03:11 - Expectations vs. Reality 00:04:23 - Decision Fatigue and Imposter Syndrome 00:06:05 - Opening a Practice 00:07:38 - Vet School Preparation 00:09:25 - Real-World Challenges 00:11:18 - Mile Wide, Inch Deep Education 00:12:07 - Spectrum of Care and Communication Skills 00:13:00 - Are We Selecting the Right People for Vet School? 00:16:05 - Vet School Interview Process 00:21:00 - Trust and Performance in Vet Med 00:23:42 - Honesty with Clients Episode Links Learn more about Dr. Dani: https://www.loopabroad.com/faculty/danielle-poll-dvm/ Connect with Dr. Dani: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-poll-8b86a5159/ Follow Dr. Dani: https://www.instagram.com/poll_dani/ Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 240: When Your Mentorship Fails, with Dr. Lindsey Hedges - Part 2 23:11

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In this episode of "So You're a Vet, Now What?", host Dr. Moriah McCauley continues her conversation with Dr. Lindsey Hedges, Senior Director of Veterinary Mentorship at Mission Veterinary Partners, diving deeper into the theme of mentorship in veterinary medicine. They reflect on the importance of intentional mentorship, discussing how regular check-ins and open communication can significantly enhance the mentoring experience for both mentors and mentees. Dr. Hedges shares insights on the challenges mentors face, particularly around providing surgical time and appropriate scheduling, and emphasizes the need for mentors to actively engage with their mentees to understand their needs. This episode is a valuable resource for both current and aspiring mentors looking to improve their mentoring skills and create a more supportive environment for veterinary professionals. Tune in to gain practical tips and learn how to foster effective mentorship in your practice. Dr. Hedges is the Senior Director of Veterinary Mentorship at Mission Veterinary Partners. A 2011 graduate of Purdue University CVM, she worked as an associate veterinarian for three years before opening her own denovo small animal clinic. In creating her practice, she was guided by her passions for fostering leadership in all employees, promoting Fear Free practices, and forming strong bonds in the community. She has facilitated the Indiana VMA Power of 10 Leadership program since 2015 and currently sits on the IVMA Executive Board. Dr. Hedges is an avid board game geek and hosts monthly Dungeons and Dragons sessions with her friends. She lives in Lebanon, IN with her husband, two cats, and two dogs. Episode Outline [00:01:46] Mentor skills development. [00:05:19] Mentorship and feedback dynamics. [00:09:06] Safe words for feedback conversations. [00:11:36] Surgical experience through mentorship. [00:17:07] Surgical skills development. [00:20:02] Mentorship in veterinary careers. Episode Links Connect with Dr. Lindsey Hedges: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drlindseyhedges/ Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 239: When Your Mentorship Fails, with Dr. Lindsey Hedges - Part 1 26:08

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In this episode of "So You're a Vet, Now What?", host Dr. Moriah McCauley is joined by Dr. Lindsey Hedges, Senior Director of Veterinary Mentorship at Mission Veterinary Partners. Following a recent survey on veterinary mentorship, many new grad vets revealed they didn’t get the mentorship they were promised when they entered the industry. Breaking down this alarming feedback, Dr. Moriah and Dr. Lindsey explore how mentorship is not just about providing answers; it's about fostering an environment where new graduates can learn, grow, and develop their own professional identities. Ultimately, it is about lighting a fire within both mentors and mentees, ensuring that the cycle of learning and support continues for future generations of veterinarians. Together, they dive into these unmet mentorship expectations, the current state of mentorship, and explore what mentors and mentees can both do to fix it. Dr. Lindsey Hedges is the Senior Director of Veterinary Mentorship at Mission Veterinary Partners. A 2011 graduate of Purdue University CVM, she worked as an associate veterinarian for three years before opening her own denovo small animal clinic. In creating her practice, she was guided by her passions for fostering leadership in all employees, promoting Fear Free practices, and forming strong bonds in the community. She has facilitated the Indiana VMA Power of 10 Leadership program since 2015 and currently sits on the IVMA Executive Board. Lindsey is an avid board game geek and hosts monthly Dungeons and Dragons sessions with her friends. She lives in Lebanon, IN with her husband, two cats, and two dogs. Episode Outline [00:01:32] Mentorship in veterinary medicine. [00:04:11] Mentorship challenges for new grads. [00:08:29] Mentorship expectations in practice. [00:14:25] SMART goals for veterinary surgery. [00:18:00] Mentorship and professional development. [00:20:43] Feedback and mentor relationships. [00:23:58] Emotional intelligence in communication. Episode Links Connect with Dr. Lindsey Hedges: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drlindseyhedges/ Mentioned in this episode: So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.…

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Ep 238: Embracing Change: How to Thrive in Your Veterinary Career with Dr. Tannetje Crocker 42:35

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