Скачать или смотреть Ep 14: Addressing Burnout and Harnessing Talent in Veterinary Teams w/ Lucy Nash, RVT

In this episode of Leading Veterinary Teams On Air, host Suzanne Thomas speaks with Lucy Nash, a seasoned RVT with diverse experiences across the veterinary field. Lucy shares her journey from clinical practice to her current role in industry, emphasizing the prevalence of burnout and the importance of recognizing and utilizing the skills of veterinary technicians. The discussion highlights the significance of open communication, team utilization, and creating a positive workplace culture. Lucy advocates for the inclusion of all team members in decision-making processes and stresses the need for understanding individual learning and communication styles to enhance employee engagement and retention.

00:00 Understanding Compassion Fatigue in Veterinary Medicine
00:24 Introduction to Leading Veterinary Teams Podcast
01:16 Meet Lucy Nash: A Journey Through Veterinary Medicine
03:17 Transitioning from Clinical Practice to Industry Roles
05:11 The Importance of Skill Sets in Veterinary Medicine
08:09 Leadership and Team Engagement in Veterinary Practices
13:20 Feedback and Communication in Veterinary Teams
24:15 Building Trust and Transparency in Veterinary Leadership
34:47 Changing Feedback Methods
36:39 The Importance of Timely Feedback
39:24 Understanding Team Communication Styles
43:58 Building a Respectful Work Culture
46:36 The Role of Leadership in Large Organizations
48:45 Adapting to Adult Learning Styles
59:01 Exploring Non-Clinical Career Paths
01:05:10 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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Email: [email protected]
LinkedIn: @lucynashRVT
Instagram: @lucylupoprvt

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