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The pressure of veterinarian medicine: ‘It’s just this sense… of failure and doom and sadness and disappointment.’
Listen to Dr. Taylor Miller, NOMV Board Member as she shares insights to the proessure of Veterinarian medicine. Read and Listen Here!
Read MorePETVET CARE CENTERS DONATES $485,000 TO SUPPORT NOT ONE MORE VET AND THEIR MISSION TO TRANSFORM MENTAL WELLNESS IN THE VETERINARY INDUSTRY
WESTPORT, Conn., Nov. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — PetVet Care Centers (PetVet), a leading network of 450 veterinary practices across the United States, has donated $485,000 to support Not One More Vet (NOMV), a non-profit organization dedicated to transforming mental wellness in the veterinary profession. This significant contribution highlights PetVet’s commitment to partnering with NOMV to expand mental health resources, education,…
Read MoreNOMV Intern Spotlight!
The NOMV team is grateful to work with some incredible MSW Interns, and we wanted to shine a special spotlight on those who have completed their internship!
Read MoreNOMV Announces the Election of Dr. Brian J. Bourquin as President of the Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of Not One More Vet (NOMV) are pleased to announce the election of Dr. Brian J. Bourquin as President.
Read MoreLetter from the Board President, Dr. Brian Bourquin
I am honored to accept the position of Board President of Not One More Vet (NOMV). I want to thank the Board of Directors for their support now and in the journey to come.
Read MoreA Farewell Letter From Dr. Carrie Jurney
Today marks a significant moment for me as I step down from my role as the president of NOMV.
Read MoreVeterinary Wellbeing & Oppression: A Discussion
This session will demonstrate the impacts of oppression on professional wellbeing, team dynamics, client/patient care, & the veterinary community.
Read MoreThe Missing Link: Veterinary Wellbeing & Oppression
This session will demonstrate the impacts of oppression on professional wellbeing, team dynamics, client/patient care, & the veterinary community.
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