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Stressed about the VTNE®? Try THESE Techniques!

by Flavia Vaduva - Aug 19, 2019 8:00:00 AM

If you’re stressed about preparing for the VTNE^®exam, you are not alone. Most veterinary technicians I’ve spoken to about the VTNE^® were in the same boat. However, their individual stress management tips were very different.

Studying in different places, taking breaks and spending time with pets are just a few of the recommendations I heard. Undoubtedly, different techniques may be more effective in some individuals than in others.

Thankfully, there are many different categories of stress management techniques that have been scientifically proven if you are stressed about the VTNE.

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Work-Life Balance & Wellness for Vet Techs

by Cathy Barnette - May 13, 2019 11:56:56 AM

If you’re in vet tech school, I can almost guarantee that you have a passion for animals. You’re probably excited to be embarking on your career and looking forward to throwing yourself into your work, helping as many pets as possible.

Unfortunately, the same characteristics that drew you to this field can make it a difficult one for many vet techs.

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Link Post: Personal Stress Test

by Lori Hehn - Jul 20, 2018 5:23:32 AM

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I follow Firstline Magazine on Twitter and they posted a "Personal Stress Test Straight Outta Fetch," which is referring to a publication by DVM360.

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5 Stress Triggers in Vet Techs

by Lori Hehn - Jun 21, 2018 10:11:48 AM

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Let's face it. A busy veterinary practice can be a stressful environment. Knowing the triggers for stress may help you to manage it better!

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8 Ways to Deal With A Cray Cray Veterinary Client

by Lori Hehn - May 11, 2018 12:24:11 PM

A veterinary client can come in all forms. In fact, dealing with them is somewhat of an art form that you will learn over time.

Despite your best work and stellar customer service skills, you will definitely have interactions with clients that are very difficult from time to time. No matter what you do, they will not be satisfied.

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