The GeniusVets Show - For Practice Owners and Industry Pros
GeniusVets
65 episodes
9 months ago
Send us a textDr. Demey is an avid adventurer who has climbed major peaks, trekked to the South Pole, and taught veterinary procedures internationallyHe attributes his ability to take these adventures to building a strong leadership team that can run the practice without himTrends facing veterinary owners include changing workforce/client expectations and corporatizationOpportunities lie in distinguishing private practices and leveraging an established, income-producing business
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Send us a textDr. Demey is an avid adventurer who has climbed major peaks, trekked to the South Pole, and taught veterinary procedures internationallyHe attributes his ability to take these adventures to building a strong leadership team that can run the practice without himTrends facing veterinary owners include changing workforce/client expectations and corporatizationOpportunities lie in distinguishing private practices and leveraging an established, income-producing business
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The GeniusVets Show with Mickey O'Connor
Send us a textThe GeniusVets Show features Mickey O’Connor, Pharmacist and Director of Business Development as he discusses compounded medicine in the veterinary industry with David Hall, GeniusVets Co-Founder. This insightful conversation will dive into the reason why quality and standards are important when sourcing your compounded medications.Mickey O'Connor will walk you through what to look for, with great insights such as:Differences between a 503A pharmacy and a 503B facilityWhy n...
The GeniusVets Show - For Practice Owners and Industry Pros
Send us a textDr. Demey is an avid adventurer who has climbed major peaks, trekked to the South Pole, and taught veterinary procedures internationallyHe attributes his ability to take these adventures to building a strong leadership team that can run the practice without himTrends facing veterinary owners include changing workforce/client expectations and corporatizationOpportunities lie in distinguishing private practices and leveraging an established, income-producing business
