Speaking Engagements & Training

Craig Road Animal Hospital administrator, Mike Falconer, doing a talk for veterinary students.

Hiring a professional speaker to train and educate your veterinary team can empower members of your organization to grow professionally and personally. Professional development shouldn’t just be a buzzword; it should be intentional, practical, and constructive.

V.O.S has experienced speakers who can share priceless information on a multitude of topics in the veterinary field. Additionally, when you hire one of our team members to speak at an event, you can unlock great opportunities.

Here is how:

  • Our veterinarians and speakers provide educational information and active learning opportunities
  • Our speakers cover a range of topics, from veterinary medicine to best business practices
  • Proven tools and skills to improve your team
Screenshot of a Zoom talk done by Craig Road Animal Hospital administrator, Mike Falconer.

Craig Road Animal Hospital Administrator, Mike Falconer.

Michael Falconer
Hospital Administrator

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  • Numbers for Vets who Don’t like Numbers – Using management benchmarks as an associate in daily practice. (VBMA Category 1)
  • The Myth of Time Management – How to be productive and not get overwhelmed. (VBMA Category 3)
  • Communicating through the Noise – Internal communication tools and strategies (VBMA Category 3)
  • Weaponized Reviews – Defense against those using reviews as a weapon. (VBMA Category 2)
  • Content Creation as a Marketing Strategy – How Craig Road and Lone Mountain Animal Hospitals’ use story telling as a marketing tool. (VBMA Category 3)
  • What’s the Worst that can Happen? – Disaster Preparedness (VBMA Category 2)
  • Belonging – The Language and Emotion of Groups and Teams (VBMA Category 3)
  • Getting the Job you want – externships, Interviewing, and being a success at your new job. (VBMA Category 4)

Dr. Taylor Parker

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  • Clinical approach to the top three most common diseases seen in ferrets
  • Upper Respiratory diseases in Tortoises

Dr. Moore, medical director at Lone Mountain Animal Hospital.

 Dr. Tiffany Moore

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  • Transition from Vet School and What to look for in an employer if DEI is important to you as a new grad
  • Guinea Pig Basics: most common clinical diseases and how to manage/treat.
  • Client Communication 101: tips on how to effectively relay information to clients
  • Navigating Euthanasias: managing difficult conversations, financial burdens, grief
  • Rabbit Habits in Exotic Practice
  • Pathway to DVM

Associate veterinarian at Craig Road Animal Hospital, Dr. Kimberly Lutz.

Dr. Kimberly Lutz

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  • Getting owners to value your time and other new grad life lessons
Associate veterinarian at Craig Road Animal Hospital, Dr. Kimberly Lutz examining a pet.

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