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Brian C. Conrad, CVPM


Brian Conrad, CVPM, has been the practice manager for Meadow Hills Veterinary Center in Kennewick, Wash., since 1999. During his tenure at Meadow Hills, the clinic has been named Veterinary Economics Hospital of the Year in 2001 and the 2004 Mid-Columbia Small Business of the Year. Conrad is a frequent lecturer for the CVC conventions and a contributor to Veterinary Economics and Firstline magazines. He was recently appointed to the board of directors for the Veterinary Hospital Management Association.
Articles
Strategic planning as a veterinary team member
July 2, 2012
By: Brian C. Conrad, CVPM

Your ideas count—make them known.
Top 10 ways to hold a disastrous team meeting
September 14, 2011
By: Brian C. Conrad, CVPM

If you want your team meetings to be a pointless waste of time, just follow these 10 easy steps.
How team meetings can make you a better veterinary employee
July 1, 2011
By: Brian C. Conrad, CVPM

Team meetings are a great way to learn important skills, develop teamwork, and encourage communication among employees. So why aren't you meeting more often?
Managers: Be a mentor, not a friend
December 29, 2010
By: Brian C. Conrad, CVPM

A professional environment is not the place to allow friendships to sway opinion.
Get clients on board
January 1, 2009
By: Brian C. Conrad, CVPM

Simple steps to client compliance.
How to take meetings from bland to brilliant
December 1, 2008
By: Brian C. Conrad, CVPM

Lift your team meetings out of the doldrums with these creative ideas.
Loathe team meetings?
December 1, 2008
By: Brian C. Conrad, CVPM

Hate is a strong word, but many employees truly do detest their staff-wide sit-downs. Learn to love team meetings.
How to choose a charity
October 1, 2008
By: Brian C. Conrad, CVPM

Follow these 4 tips to create a plan for helping others as well as your practice.
Don't settle for second-rate
October 1, 2008
By: Brian C. Conrad, CVPM

It's better to be down a doctor than to hire a sub par associate.

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