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  • On the Job: Gina Toman


    What's the nicest thing a client ever said to you?

    10 signs it's time to find a new job



    Are you unhappy at work? Maybe it's time for a change. You know you need a new job when ...

    Do clients call all of the shots?


    I read Brian Conrad's article, "Are You Chasing Off Clients?" (July/August 2006), and he makes some valid points. In the same breath though, you must set limits or clients will run over you as long as you let them.

    What's keeping you up at night?


    Ever wake up in the middle of the night and worry about work? What's on your mind as you toss and turn, silently seething over the sleep you're missing and the problem that won't stop rolling around in your mind? We wanted to know. So in March, we asked. Here's what you said:

    Compassion fatigue: Are you at risk?


    What is compassion fatigue, and how can you identify your risk? Serena Wadhwa, PsyD, LCPC, CADC, an expert on stress, burnout, and compassion fatigue in Chicago, offers answers to help team members identify and manage the emotional demands of veterinary practice.

    Pull-ups push back at stress


    When stress drags down team members at Ontario Veterinary Hospital in Ontario, they pull themselves up with pull-ups.

    Create a triangle of wellness


    Use these tips from Christiane Holbrook, a life coach in Pasadena, Calif., to maintain a healthy life balance.

    Sample conflict resolution plan


    Use these guidelines to create your own step-by-step plan that outlines who team members should approach and how to report a problem with a co-worker if team members can't resolve the issue by themselves.

    Employee questionnaire



    Use this questionnaire to help employees assess their roles and performance in your practice.

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