By: Erin Scott, CVT VTS (ECC), RECOVER ALS/BLS Certified Instructor It takes a strong person to admit when they were wrong. At least I’d like to think so, because I have toadmit that I did CPR wrong for a long time. Honestly, I was just never taught how to do it. No onetook the time …
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Emergency and Critical Care medicine is a big employer of veterinary technicians. Whether you’re drawn to the fast pace and advanced medicine, you need the extra money from shift differentials, or the schedule provides special opportunities, working overnight shifts eventually becomes a reality for some of us. If you’re brand new to the world of …
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By Erin Scott, CVT, VTS (ECC) There are no words that can succinctly describe how it feels to be an essential employee during a global pandemic. Every single one of us has a different situation and different anxieties. There’s no standard or expectation for how we should feel right now. Whatever you are feeling is …
I have been in emergency and critical care veterinary medicine for the last six years, and I have loved much of that time. I love living without a set appointment schedule, accomplishing challenging tasks, and, most importantly, saving lives. I have found that over time, you grow to love and hate certain ER-specific cases. For …
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