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Difficult days ahead?
The job market for new associates may shrink alarmingly in 2009 according to data from a recent, nationwide survey of veterinary practices.
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University of Wisconsin hopes to lure specialists back to school
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Madison, Wis. -- The University of Wisconsin-Madison's School of Veterinary Medicine is starting a new campaign to bring former students back to campus - for research.
Don’t wait: Start preparing for the future now
Laying out a solid plan may ensure never needing to use it.
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Veterinary field seeks bilingual employees
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Hiring
The 10 most common hiring mistakes (and how to correct them)
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Mark Opperman, practice management consultant and owner of VMC-Inc., lists the most common mistakes hiring managers make and how you can avoid them.
DVM salaries up since 2005, but trend could be slowing
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No. 1 team trend
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Turnover is a perennial problem. Learn what you'll face in the new year—and how to ease the strain.
Survey: What's your outlook for 2009?
With pundits indicating the possibility that even the veterinary industry will see a revenue hit in the coming year, CareerSniff wants to hear from you.


What's the economic outlook for your clinic or department in '09?
Aggressive Expansion: Planning to add staff, equipment, the works.
Cautious Expansion: Planning to add some pieces, but pulling back the reigns a bit to see what the economy does.
Hold Steady: No additions in 2009, but no subtractions either.
Trim Back: Possible or expected layoffs, selling/elminating some equipment and services.
Exit: Closing down the business
Aggressive Expansion: Planning to add staff, equipment, the works.
4%
Cautious Expansion: Planning to add some pieces, but pulling back the reigns a bit to see what the economy does.
32%
Hold Steady: No additions in 2009, but no subtractions either.
39%
Trim Back: Possible or expected layoffs, selling/elminating some equipment and services.
11%
Exit: Closing down the business
14%
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