VMC offers Comprehensive Team Training and
Practice Management Education for Your Veterinary Practice
VMC has been providing outstanding continuing education seminars for the
veterinary industry for over 20 years now. We take pride in providing practical
and dynamic team training in an enthusiastic and compelling manner. From
perennial favorites like It's What's Up Front That Counts and More! to
our latest addition, Dealing With Difficult Clients (& Team Members)
at the Veterinary Practice, you'll
find the information timely, useful and ready to be put to work
at your practice
We strive to maintain the highest standards in presenter excellence. Our
speakers are some of the best in the business. You'll see Mark Opperman,
Sheila Grosdidier and Monica Dixon Perry speaking at the best veterinary
conferences in the United States and as honored guest speakers in other
countries such as Japan, Australia, Portugal and England. Their combined
experience in this industry is unparalleled and all are busy in the field
as consultants, so they know what's happening in the real world of
veterinary practice management. You don't get a bunch of pie-in-the-sky
theory when you attend a VMC seminar - you'll get practical methods and
useful forms to make the ideas we give you WORK for you. We are
dedicated to your success and the success of the veterinary industry
as a whole. From one-doctor start-up clinics to established, growing
multi-doctor/multi-facility hospitals, let VMC help you take your practice
to the next level of success!
← Please click
on the links to the left to get specific information about each of our
seminars.
Management Education
In 2010, VMC is pleased to announce the return of OPB (Our Personal Best).
This 3 day conference/retreat was last held in 2005 and offers cutting edge
practice management education and consultation. Lectures, interactive sessions
and one-on-one consultations make this your "2010 Must Do" conference if you are
a practice owner and/or practice manager. Held at the sumptuous Ritz-Carlton
Amelia Island, this is not to be missed!
VMC offers two comprehensive two-day Boot Camps:
HR Boot Camp for the Veterinary Practice and
Financial Boot Camp; as well as
a full-day seminar on essentials for office managers, team leaders and new
practice managers called Principles of Veterinary Practice Management.
If you are looking for even more in-depth practice management education, please
refer to our VMC School for Veterinary Practice Management, an
advanced week-long school for practice managers.
Comprehensive Team Training
Your healthcare team needs practice management CE too! As the first and
last impression at your practice, the customer service skills, team work,
efficiency, and communication skills of your entire team are imperative
to the success of your practice. Send your team to either of our seminars,
It's What's Up Front That Counts and More! or Dealing With Difficult
Clients and see an immediate improvement in your team's
motivation and client satisfaction!
← Please click
on the links to the left to get specific information about each of our
seminars.
Continuing Education Credits:
VMC, Inc. is an American Association of Veterinary State Boards of Registry of
Approved Continuing Education Provider
| It's What's Up Front That Counts and More! |
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5.5 hours CE Vets and Vet Techs |
| Dealing With Difficult Clients (& Team Members) |
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5.5 hours CE Vets and Vet Techs |
| Principles of Veterinary Practice Management |
|
5.5 hours CE Vets and Vet Techs |
| HR Boot Camp for the Veterinary Practice |
|
11.0 hours CE Vets and Vet Techs |
| Financial Boot Camp for the Veterinary Practice |
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11.0 hours CE Vets and Vet Techs |
| Our Personal Best XXI |
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Submitted, not yet approved for 14.0 hours CE Vets and Vet Techs |
These programs were reviewed and approved by the AAVSB RACE program for
continuing education. Please contact the AAVSB RACE program at race@aavsb.org
should you have any comments/concerns regarding this program's validity or
relevancy to the veterinary profession. Provider #177. Participants should
be aware that some boards have limitations on the number of hours accepted
in certain categories and/or restrictions on certain methods of delivery of
continuing education.
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