Health and wellbeing are essential components to a thriving, awesome you. Here are some resources to turn you around, lift you up and keep you afloat during your vet school years.
Gatekeeper training can be a critical tool to save lives—and it’s available to you free of charge.
Learn how you can recognize signs that someone may be considering suicide and guide them to seek professional help. This free training provided by the AVMA saves lives and is free to all veterinary students and veterinary professionals.
Self-care is as important as knowing the differential diagnoses for polyuria/polydipsia.
Start your journey toward professional wellbeing with the Professional Quality of Life (ProQOL) Assessment.
Self-care is about making daily choices that support all dimensions of your personal wellbeing. Don’t let it take a back seat during veterinary school.
Your personal life and work (as a student) have to be well integrated in order to succeed during these rigorous years.
Now you get to learn from living, breathing patients. There’s more at stake. That means your wellbeing just became even more important, too. Check out these essential self-care tips to ensure you’re able to provide the best patient care possible.
Sometimes the hardest part of a patient’s diagnosis is delivering the news to the client. The upside is that client communication is a procedure you can master and feel good about! In this brief article, learn how to use your words as medical tools and bond-builders with your clients.