Daily Vet Life Podcast: Out of Control Times for Take-Charge People

Former AAEP President and University of Florida professor Dr. Margo Macpherson talks this week about vet and student life during COVID-19.

Veterinarians are purpose-driven people, but life today doesn’t give us the ability to look forward to what will happen next. iStock/Franck Reporter

Episode 21 of the Daily Vet Life podcast discusses Out of Control Times for Take-Charge People with Dr. Margo Macpherson.

· Daily Vet Life is a short podcast for equine and mixed animal veterinarians and their staffs that is focused on personal and business topics of importance during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Daily Vet Life is brought to you by Covetrus, a global animal health company dedicated to empowering veterinary practices with products, services, and technology. Learn more at Covetrus.com.

In this week’s episodes, from April 27 to May 1,  we are talking with Margo Macpherson, DVM, DACT. Macpherson, a former AAEP President, is a professor of large animal clinical sciences at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine and a Diplomate of the American College of Theriogenologists.

This week’s topics focus on:

  • Out of Control Times for Take-Charge People
  • Veterinarian Wellness
  • Distance Teaching of Vet Students
  • Celebrating Graduating Vets
  • Tips for Vets Hiring New Graduates
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You can listen to EquiManagement’s Daily Vet Life podcast on this page or on your favorite podcast network. 

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