Tips for adding a new graduate to your practice

Spring…that time when flowers break through the soil from their dormant bulbs, bears venture into the sunlight from their hibernation, and outdoor activities that had been on hold are suddenly possible again.
For veterinary practices, spring means gearing up for puppies and kittens, snakebites, and the dog fight wounds that inevitably come when someone has the terrible idea to bring all the dogs to the extended family picnic.  As appointments roll in, associate veterinarians run from room to room; squeezing in emergencies and a rare bathroom break. The idea of growing the team becomes more of a recognized necessity than a passing thought.
Making the decision to expand your team was the first step; now what? Adding a new graduate to your...


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