Our industry is changing. The veterinary profession is now majority female in practice and more than 80% of new graduates are women. However, leadership in corporate practices, academia, and our national associations has not changed to keep pace.
I believe that women veterinarians need to lean in to own practices, lead veterinary colleges, and to provide leadership at the highest levels of our profession. In order for this to happen, we need to talk openly about the biases that are still real and present. We also need to discuss what we must do differently as a profession for it to be sustainable in a new era.
Equal Pay Day
If you are a woman working in the US, you had to work all of 2018 and then until April 2, 2019, equal pay day, to earn the same amount a man did in 2018.
The Importance of Why for Veterinary Hospitals
Many people ask me why ownership of veterinary groups is important. I believe that the reason and beliefs behind WHY your business was founded matter.
Giving Thanks for Veterinary Community
Giving Thanks for Community Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. I love Thanksgiving because it is about coming together in community and giving thanks. It is about being grateful for hard…
Lean In and be a Workplace Ally
I really like the information and tips in this article on how women can support each other in our workplaces. Enjoy!
Kids Meet a Vet
This is a great video of one of my favorite women veterinary owners, Dr. Cherri Trusheim, of Urban Animal. Enjoy!
Stories of Women Veterinary Owners: Nikki Graf, DVM and Lindsay Thurwachter, DVM
Women Veterinary Owners: Nikki Graf, DVM and Lindsay Thurwachter, DVM One of the things I have enjoyed the most about starting this blog is hearing stories from different women…
Stories of Women Veterinary Owners: Lucy Henney, DVM DACVS
Women Veterinary Owners For several years, my business partner and I were members of a veterinary management study group. This was a great experience and we learned an amazing amount…
Radical Candor – Speaking Directly and Caring Personally
“Nobody cares how much you know, until they know how much you care.” – Theodore Roosevelt Radical Candor I am a business book junkie. When my business partner and I…
The Power of Women Gatherings
The Power of Women Gatherings The past three weeks, I have participated in amazing experiences where I witnessed the energy and power of women gatherings. I presented on “Finding your…
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