What We Wish We Knew Before Graduating Tech School: A Candid Q&A
October 16th, 6 pm CT, 2024
Join us for an engaging and insightful Q&A session with two seasoned veterinary technicians who will share the lessons they’ve learned throughout their careers.
Here's what we'll cover.
In this webinar, they’ll reflect on the challenges, surprises, and valuable insights they wish they had known before graduating from tech school. Whether you’re a current student, recent graduate, or early-career technician, this conversation will offer practical advice, encouragement, and strategies for navigating the veterinary field.
Learning Objectives:- Understand common challenges new veterinary technicians face as they transition from school to practice.
- Identify key skills and knowledge areas that are essential but often overlooked in vet tech school.
- Learn strategies for finding mentorship, building confidence, and setting career goals early on.
- Gain insight into balancing professional growth with personal well-being in the veterinary profession.
- Develop a realistic perspective on the early years of a veterinary career, including managing expectations and handling setbacks.
Meet Your Hosts!
Jesse Longo, an LVT based out of NYC has spent the last decade in the veterinary industry. He has spent his time practicing in specialty, emergency, general practice as well as a large focus on shelter medicine and providing communities with reliable access to care. He has a specific passion for nurse empowerment and continuing to push the boundaries of the veterinary space forward. Jesse has delivered accredited talks on topics focused around Veterinary Nurse Leadership and furthering utilization.
Julianne Evenhus is a Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT), Compassion Fatigue Educator (CFE), and Certified Veterinary Business Leader (CVBL) with over 20 years of experience and a lifelong commitment to the veterinary community. She is currently a Regional Director of Operations at Bond Vet, where she leverages her clinical, practice management, and leadership skills to support partner practices in their growth and service to their communities. In addition to her operational role, Julianne is a published educator and speaker, with a passion for addressing workplace stress and compassion fatigue in veterinary care.
Prizes are available to United States participants only.