Bianca Zenor, a veterinarian with experience in clinical practice, industry, and academia, shares her evolution of professional roles. Dr. Zenor discusses her challenges and experiences as a mother of a special needs child while also finding her professional identity in veterinary medicine. The conversation also explores the challenges of transitioning Read More

Sam Schopler, a third-year veterinary student, has a unique background that sets him apart from his peers. With family connections in veterinary medicine, Sam initially explored other areas of interest such as basketball and international research in Madagascar. Through his work at Pet Desk, a company that automates marketing and Read More

"Do you ever feel like you're constantly running on a hamster wheel, without taking a moment to reflect on your personal and professional goals? In this episode, Dr. Jess Trimble shares her insights on the culture of "busy" in both the veterinary clinic and veterinary entrepreneurship. Is telehealth one of Read More

Send us a text"Do you ever feel like you're constantly running on a hamster wheel, without taking a moment to reflect on your personal and professional goals? In this episode, Dr. Jess Trimble shares her insights on the culture of "busy" in both the veterinary clinic and veterinary entrepreneurship. Is Read More

Send a text"Do you ever feel like you're constantly running on a hamster wheel, without taking a moment to reflect on your personal and professional goals? In this episode, Dr. Jess Trimble shares her insights on the culture of "busy" in both the veterinary clinic and veterinary entrepreneurship. Is telehealth Read More

Host, Dr. Megan Sprinkle talks with Dr. Marci Kirk, a passionate veterinarian who has found her footing in both clinical practice and AVMA leadership roles. Marci shares her journey navigating the early stages of her veterinary career. Marci holds a unique perspective on the challenges faced by recent graduates entering Read More

Host, Megan Sprinkle is joined by Vet Life Reimagined guest, Dr. Michael Bugg, a Canadian veterinarian. While in a role in general practice, his wife gave him the name Miserable Mike, which was when Michael realized that he needed to create change. He later transitioned into a career in personal Read More

Send us a textHost, Megan Sprinkle is joined by Vet Life Reimagined guest, Dr. Michael Bugg, a Canadian veterinarian. While in a role in general practice, his wife gave him the name Miserable Mike, which was when Michael realized that he needed to create change. He later transitioned into a Read More

Host, Megan Sprinkle is joined by Vet Life Reimagined guest, Dr. Michael Bugg, a Canadian veterinarian. While in a role in general practice, his wife gave him the name Miserable Mike, which was when Michael realized that he needed to create change. He later transitioned into a career in personal Read More

Send us a textHost, Megan Sprinkle is joined by Vet Life Reimagined guest, Dr. Michael Bugg, a Canadian veterinarian. While in a role in general practice, his wife gave him the name Miserable Mike, which was when Michael realized that he needed to create change. He later transitioned into a Read More

About the Guest: Marie Holowaychuk, DVM, DACVECC, CYT grew up with veterinarian parents and went on to pursue a similar career. In vet school, Marie discovered an interest in specializing in vet med. Marie is board-certified in emergency and critical care.  In 2008, she joined as faculty at the University Read More

Guest, Dr. Sonja Olson was an emergency veterinarian for 25 years and a fitness coach for 20 years when burnout caused her to take a pause, self reflect and look for help. Now an author and wellness coach, Sonja has many resources for veterinary professionals who are looking for ways Read More

Karen Trainor, a veterinary pathologist, teaches the value of collaboration in vet med. After being encouraged to pursue her passion, she forged her own path in veterinary pathology.  You will learn surprising truths about pathologists and how they can help you in your veterinary career. You will be inspired by Read More

Veterinary medicine is a second career for Dr. Jill Clark. She was a child actress starting at age of 9.  After years of working with actors and movie sets, she felt the need for a change and decided to pursue working with the animals she loved. She is now the Read More

Reimagined veterinary life with us!Today's guest is Dr. Bob Murtaugh, DVM, MS, DACVIM, DACVECC, FCCM. As you can see, Dr. Bob has a lot of letters behind his name. He is also very passionate about giving back to vet med and in this episode, we talk about some of the Read More

Dr. Gary Marshall only got involved with organized vet med 5 years ago. That's after decades of being a practice-owning veterinarian including a feline-only practice in Seattle called Island Cats.  Dr. Marshall is a connector of people and is on a mission to give back to his profession. How can Read More

In this episode, we welcome Virginia Corrigan, DVM, an equestrian childhood dreamer who has taken a unique journey to follow her passion for veterinary medicine. Virginia is a graduate of the University of Tennessee with a Master of Public Health degree and a residency in advanced canine and feline practice.Episode Read More

Justin McLash is a Canadian veterinarian who recently left clinical practice. He continually challenges himself to live out his goals and values. He will soon complete an MBA and recently joined TELUS Health.  In his new role, he helps drive the expansion and operations of veterinary services across Canada, specifically digital-first Read More

Episode Description: Laci Schaible, DVM thrives on learning and isn’t afraid to pave a path if the right one for her is not there. She was Banfield's youngest Chief of Staff at the time, and she started multiple businesses inside and outside of the veterinary industry including an early veterinary telehealth Read More

Send us a textEpisode Description: Laci Schaible, DVM thrives on learning and isn’t afraid to pave a path if the right one for her is not there. She was Banfield's youngest Chief of Staff at the time, and she started multiple businesses inside and outside of the veterinary industry including an Read More