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Why Veterinary Non-Competes Are Here to Stay Despite the Proposed Ban by the FTC

Apr 10, 2024

In veterinary medicine, non-compete agreements have long been a contentious issue. These agreements, often included in contracts between employers and employees, restrict veterinarians from practicing within a certain geographical area for a specified period after leaving their current job. However, a proposed ban by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which mirrors California law on non-competes, has sparked debate among industry professionals and policymakers alike. While some support a complete ban on veterinary non-competes, others advocate...

VetPartners Holds Virtual Town Hall Meetings to Address Veterinary Industry Concerns Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic

Apr 9, 2020

Client Education, communication, Human Resources, Innovation, Practice Finance, Practice Management

Sarah Rumple

COVID-19 has become all-consuming for people around the world, as we are asked to stay at home, close “non-essential” businesses, and homeschool our children in an effort to slow the sprea...

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Telemedicine is Coming to the Vets, Part 1: Highlight on VetCareShare

Mar 12, 2020

Innovation

Carolyn Shadle

This is the first in a series of telehealth articles to be published on the VetPartners blog. Each article in the series will feature a different veterinary telemedicine option, providing valuable ins...

2020 VetPartners Annual Meeting In Review

Feb 26, 2020

VetPartners Meetings

Sarah Rumple

It’s a wrap! The 2020 VetPartners Annual Meeting is over, and what a success it was. If you missed the meeting—or if you attended the meeting and want to reminisce about the good ol’ day...

The Best Investment Veterinarians Can Make Today and Tomorrow

Jan 31, 2020

Practice Finance

Isaiah Douglass, MBA, CFP

Have you seen an ad or social media post talking about how to select the next Amazon or Google before anyone else so you can invest early and make millions? These cheesy and deceiving ads are simply c...