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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...

Fight or flight? How to Overcome Stage Fright and Submit Your Hot Rocks Idea

Mar 14, 2019

VetPartners Meetings

Sarah Rumple

You are smart. When it comes to your area of expertise within the veterinary industry, you really know what you’re talking about. That’s why you’re a valuable member of VetPartners, ...

From the VetPartners Experts: Building Resilience to Thrive in Disruptive Times

Mar 6, 2019

Practice Management, Well-Being

Joy Fuhrman, DVM, MBA, CPA

To survive and thrive in today’s rapidly changing, unpredictable world, organizations and teams must be resilient. When you are resilient, you are able to stay true to yourself and bounce back i...

From the VetPartners Experts: Success, Stress, and Burnout in Vet Med

Feb 14, 2019

Well-Being

Josh Vaisman

There’s a formula for success many of us recognize, and it goes something like this: Step 1: Work your ass off Step 2: Make some money Step 3: Rinse and repeat Boom! Success. I used to believe i...

Big Announcements, Controversial Discussions as Industry Leaders Gather for 2019 VetPartners Annual Meeting

Feb 7, 2019

VetPartners Meetings

Sarah Rumple

The 2019 VetPartners Annual Meeting brought some of the veterinary industry’s most respected leaders together in Orlando, Florida, for two days of association announcements and discussions surroundi...