101 Veterinary Practice Management Questions Answered PDF
101 Veterinary Practice Management Questions Answered
By Amanda L. Donnelly
101 Veterinary Practice Management Questions Answered Book PDF. Managing a veterinary practice today is no easy task. Medical care is more specialized and advanced, clients are more educated, and the workplace has become more diverse. The need for strong leadership and management has never been greater, no matter what size your practice may be. No one has all the answers, but when you take the combined knowledge of hundreds of veterinary practice managers, you have all the basics you need to create a practice the clients want to visit and people want to work for. AAHA Press did just that. We asked practice managers from across the veterinary community to weigh in with their most pressing questions, and we’ve gathered responses and advice from the field to address these issues. The result is 101 Veterinary Practice Management Questions Answered, a handy reference filled with smart, practical ideas and suggestions for practice managers of all levels.
Table of Contents
Financial management
Compensation and benefits
Managing hospital operations
Recruiting and hiring staff
Staff training
Enhancing the hospital culture
Improving communication and teamwork
Evaluating and enhancing job performance
Motivating and retaining staff
Marketing and client service
Educating clients and increasing compliance
Becoming a more effective manager
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