June 2014 WVMA Voice by Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association

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June 2014

In This Issue 2 From the President Educating the Public 3 From the Executive Director Do You Have the Fortitude? 4

Legal Briefs Pre-Purchase Exams: Who Controls The Records?

WVMA Member Spotlight

Meet Jeremy Panizza

WVMA Blue Coat Ceremony Held

12-15 Classifieds

Blazing New Trails at the 2014 WVMA Annual Convention

The WMVA is excited to announce Christine Cashen as the keynote speaker on Saturday, October 11. Cashen is an authority on sparking innovative ideas to handle conflict, reduce stress and energize employees. For more than ten years, she has spoken with a variety of audiences throughout the United States, Canada, South Africa and Australia! What you will learn:

• How to communicate effectively by understanding different personality types • The secrets on how to diffuse anyone and handle conflict like a pro • Ways to create a better day with more energy and time management tools • How humor can increase job satisfaction, improve moral and reduce stress

About Christine Cashen

Cashen has entertained a variety of audiences throughout the world by combining a down-to-earth attitude with a colorful artistic streak. Cashen is a member of the National Speakers Association and is a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP). CSP is an earned designation awarded by the National Speakers Association and the International Federation for Professional Speakers to recognize demonstrated commitment to the speaking profession through proven speaking experience. Fewer than ten percent of the speakers in the world hold this designation. Bring your entire team to the keynote!

If a doctor from your clinic registers for Convention, your entire team can attend the keynote at no cost!

FROM THE PRESIDENT

Educating the Public Chris Booth, DVM

As veterinarians we are always seeking ways to grow and improve our businesses. We put forth great efforts to provide better services and care for our patients and clients in hopes of maintaining or growing our client base. Sometimes we also need to step outside of our practice doors into the community to help build our businesses. During the past couple days, the doctors of our veterinary practice have been involved in an annual event at a client’s dairy farm called “Classroom on the Farm”. The farm hosts over 1,000 urban students, their teachers and some parents who come to visit and learn about agriculture. There are eight educational stations including our stop that focuses on veterinary medical care. We have a unique opportunity to share our story of working as veterinarians where we make comparisons to the children’s visits with their doctor and other daily activities they encounter. We also answer a wide array of questions about animals and try to make it a fun experience for everyone. This event is just one example of a way to become involved in your community. I encourage you and your business to seek out opportunities to help enrich the lives of others. Ideas might include working with the wide array of youth groups such as 4-H, FFA, Boy and Girl Scouts or the YMCA. You can also try something new and participate in a local parade, join in the fun of a county fair, or share your knowledge at a health fair. If you find yourself short on time, try things such as creating a scholarship program for students seeking careers in veterinary

medicine, sponsoring youth athletic teams or writing an educational column in your local newspaper. All of these activities serve an important role in promoting the care and well-being of animals and their owners through our community involvement. These events require preparation, commitment, time away from our normal daily practice duties and financial resources, but they are an important part of what we can do to serve others. Involvement in your local community activities can help provide several great positive benefits. First of all, you can help provide valuable educational resources for both current and future animal owners. Community involvement also helps promote a positive image for your business and staff members. When people see you living by example and giving to others, it builds credibility with current and potential clients. New relationships can also be forged with other community leaders and businesses that may create other future opportunities. Veterinarians are one of the most respected professions by the general public. We can help maintain and grow that image in the future by providing great service inside and outside of our practice doors! “Service is the essence of greatness. All great men and women became great because they gave some talent or ability in the service of others. And no matter how small our talent, we too can contribute in some way to others – we too can become great.” n

2014 WVMA EXECUTIVE BOARD President Chris Booth, DVM President-Elect Jane Clark, DVM Past President K.C. Brooks, DVM, DABVP District 1 Peter Gaveras, DVM District 2 Zachary Janssen, DVM District 3 Ann Sosalla, DVM District 4 James Ziegler, DVM

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Judith Batker, DVM

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

STAFF

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Alan Holter, DVM

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Kimberly Kratt, DVM

Treasurer Thomas H. Howard, DVM AVMA Delegate Ann Sherwood Zieser, DVM Dean, UW-SVM Mark Markel, DVM, PhD State Veterinarian Paul McGraw, DVM WVDL Director Tom McKenna, DVM, PhD Student Rep. Brandon Scharping

Executive Director Kim Brown Pokorny Executive Assistant Torrie Kennedy Communications and Project Specialist Bailey Quam Marketing and Development Manager Jeremy Panizza

District 5

District 8 Michael Wolf, DVM District 9

Gary Johnson, DVM

Student Rep.

Will Mustas

WVMA VOICE

FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

The WVMA Voice is published on the 15th day of each month by the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association, 2801 Crossroads Dr., Ste. 1200, Madison, WI 53718; (608) 257-3665; toll-free (888) 254-5202; fax (608) 257-8989; e-mail: wvma@wvma.org; website: www.wvma.org. It is sent free of charge to all WVMA members. Office hours: 8 a.m.–5 p.m., Monday-Friday.

Do You Have the Fortitude? Kim Brown Pokorny

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Marquet’s statement was: “What’s your level of commitment? I discovered that the hardest thing about my planned turnaround project was my own fortitude.” I am sure I am not alone when I use the example of going to a great conference, reading a great book or having an invigorating staff meeting. You get excited about the changes you are going to make in the office or at home. Then “fires” creep up and the day-to-day hustle and bustle get in the way of the changes you are excited about making. How do you implement structural or procedural changes? Every day is another day to push progress forward. Leaders lead from the front and by example. Amid the fires we all put out each day, there is an opportunity to plant the seeds of change. It is easy to make excuses on why those changes don’t get made. Not enough time, your staff isn’t supporting the changes or countless other examples. Putting all of those aside, ask yourself “Do I have the fortitude to make the changes happen?” Planting the seeds and turning the ship around starts with you. n

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I recently started reading the book “Turn the Ship Around!” by L. David Marquet. It is a book of leadership and change. Just a few pages into the book, page 17, there were two sentences that stuck with me. These sentences forced me to think differently about the challenge of implementing and sustaining changes at work, at home and with the volunteer groups I work with.

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LEGAL BRIEFS

Pre-Purchase Exams: Who Controls The Records? Gregory E. Scallon, Esq., DeWitt Ross & Stevens, S.C.

It seems that whenever two or more equine practitioners gather, at some point the conversation turns to the topic of whether pre-purchase exam records can be (or must be) shared with the owner and/or a third party (such as another prospective buyer). One of my partners, Megan Senatori, spoke at a county veterinary medicine association meeting recently, and this was a question that arose. Assuming that this issue may also confront practitioners in other areas of practice, we thought it a good topic to address to the general WVMA membership. Unfortunately, after fairly extensive review of the law and background information, there isn’t a clear answer with respect to pre-purchase exam records. However, we do have recommendations for a “best practice” that we believe works well. The issue regarding ownership and use of the records from the prepurchase exam typically arises when the prospective purchaser decides not to purchase the animal. Questions then arise because the veterinarian is contacted (i) by the owner of the animal who requests the records from the exam, or (ii) by a subsequent potential purchaser who wants to review the records from the earlier pre-purchase exam. The law governing access to animal patient health care records, which appears at section 453.075 of the Wisconsin Statutes, states that the owner of the animal, and anyone with written authorization from the owner, may receive copies of the animal’s health care records. We note that there may be preliminary questions of whether the record created from a pre-purchase exam qualifies as an “animal patient’s health care record”, and whether doing a pre-purchase exam, and nothing further, creates a “veterinarian-client-patient relationship”.

In Remembrance of Dr. John C. Dahl

The definition of a “patient” at Wis. Stat. sec. 453.02(4s) and Wis. Admin Code sec. VE 1.02(7), includes an animal that is “examined” by a veterinarian, and, therefore, the subject of a pre-purchase exam seems to be a “patient”. However, the definition of a “client”, at section 453.02(3) of the Wisconsin statutes, and Admin. Code sec. VE 1.02(3), is the owner or other person who has primary responsibility for the care of a patient. This does not seem to include a prospective purchaser. Further, the veterinarian-client-patient relationship, described at section 453.02(8) of the Wisconsin statutes, is based on the concept that the veterinarian is engaged in diagnosis and treatment of the animal. Again, this is not the case with a pre-purchase exam. While these questions exist, and clarification would be good, until that occurs, we recommend that practitioners assume that in the absence of clear documentation to the contrary, pre-purchase exam records should be treated as animal patient health care records. We recommend that veterinarians eliminate the uncertainty and potential liability arising from the handling of pre-purchase exam records by the use a contractual agreement with each of the parties involved as to how the records will be handled. A written agreement with the owner should state (i) the owner’s consent that the veterinarian examine the animal, (ii) the owner’s consent that records from the examination be shared with the party requesting the examination (and, if appropriate, that the owner releases any right to >>> Continued on Page 6

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have access to the records) and (iii) a statement that the examination does not create a veterinarian – client – patient relationship.

If the purchase does not close and the veterinarian is approached by a subsequent potential purchaser, the same procedure should be repeated.

The written agreement with the prospective purchaser, your client, should state (i) the nature, scope and cost of the examination, and (ii) an acknowledgment that the potential purchaser will receive a written report but will not have any further rights to the work product produced during the examination, including x-rays, unless the person acquires the animal, nor the right to control future use of that work, and (iii) a statement that the examination does not create a veterinarian – client – patient relationship.

In the absence of any definitive guidance from the statutes or administrative code, it is our recommendation that a veterinarian minimize the likelihood of any disagreement with the prospective purchaser and with the animal owner, and thus minimize liability concerns, by utilizing agreements as described above with both the animal owner and with the client requesting the pre-purchase examination. n

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WVMA Member Spotlight

Tom Filla Dr. Tom Filla attended the University of Wisconsin-River Falls and received his doctorate of veterinary medicine from the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine in 1985. “My ambition was to be a dairy farmer,” says Dr. Filla. “But the local veterinarian and agriculture teacher convinced me to enroll in the pre-veterinary medicine program at UW – River Falls.” Dr. Filla’s first position was as a mixed animal veterinarian at Bangor Veterinary Service, he became a partner in 1988 and purchased the practice in 1994. Since beginning his veterinary medical career, Dr. Filla has evolved to practicing only bovine medicine, working with 100 herds in a five county area in western Wisconsin. To help both his clients and himself, Dr. Filla earned a Certificate Degree in Dairy Herd Management in 2000 from the University of Wisconsin Dairy Herd Management Certificate Program and completed the Food ArmorTM WVMA HACCP for Proper Drug Use Program in 2012. “Animal welfare issues and proper drug use are hot topics right now, and are great opportunities for dairy veterinarians to further develop their relationships with clients,” he says. Dr. Filla also enjoys being active within the Coulee Region Veterinary Medical Association, where he has served as president and secretary.

For current veterinary medical students, Dr. Filla recommends volunteering at different types of practices and to learn more about the profession. “There are so many opportunities with a doctor of veterinary medicine degree, don’t be afraid to see what is out there,” he says. For veterinarians looking to become a clinic owner, Dr. Filla recommends finding a practice that shares your philosophy and is in the area you wish to live. “Realize you’re committed to your practice and your partners,” he says. “But don’t forget about your family, they will also be involved if you are a business owner.” Dr. Filla credits his business to allowing him to earn a reputation in areas outside of veterinary medicine. Within his local community, he has served on a bank board for 13 years, was involved in local government and is very active in local groups, especially Lions Club and his church. The rural practice setting has also allowed Dr. Filla and his wife to enjoy hobbies such as farming, hunting, hiking and traveling internationally. n

Meet Jereremy Panizza, WVMA Marketing and Development Manager My youth was spent mostly by running around the city of Wauwatosa playing as many sports as I could. Most summers were taken by golf and baseball as well as the Wisconsin State Fair, where I worked in exhibitor services and later interned in the Public Relations Department. I started college at Cardinal Stritch University, where I studied communication and played baseball. I then transferred and finished my college career at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. I achieved a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Minors in Corporate and Graphic Communication. I most recently worked for Gannett Wisconsin Media. I am extremely excited to work for the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association and to get more involved in the community! When I’m not at the office, I enjoy outdoor activities with my wife, Erin, and our dog, Zoe. We are proud to say that Zoe completed a 5K walk. She may only be a 5 pound Morkie, but her will and stamina are incredible. I love to play any sports, but golf, baseball and basketball are my favorites to play. Now that spring is here and summer is on its way, I also spend time watching the Brewers and Cardinals. When the leaves start to fall my sports allegiance belongs to the Packers and the Badgers. I love to read, exercise and spend as much time with my wife and family as I can. I am excited to be a part of the WVMA journey and to share each step with you! n

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WVMA Blue Coat Ceremony Held On April 13, students of the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine class of 2015 participated in the WVMA Blue Coat Ceremony held at Union South Varsity Hall. During the ceremony, third-year students are presented with their “blue coats” signifying the end of classes and beginning of clinics. Family and friends of the students attended the event which included special presentations from Dr. Chris Booth, WVMA President; Dr. Mark Markel, Dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine; Dr. Sheila McGuirk and Dr. Eric Sandgren, School of Veterinary Medicine, and photograph presentation by Dr. Linda Sullivan, School of Veterinary Medicine. Students Jennifer Resch, Kolby McIntyre and Margaret Koosmann gave a speech in appreciation of Morrie Waud, an honorary class member. “The WVMA Blue Coat Ceremony is an event where veterinary medical students look forward to starting their fourth year,” says Matt Slentz, WVMA student member. “Receiving coats for clinical rotation makes

students realize they are one step closer to accomplishing their goal of becoming a veterinarian and helping both animals and people.” The ceremony was followed by a reception where family and friends were able to mingle and continue celebrating with refreshments and cake. “Blue Coat Ceremony is a great way for the WVMA to connect with the veterinary school students,” says Kim Brown Pokorny, WVMA Executive Director. “By helping students to celebrate this achievement we can show our support of their veterinary medical professional career and highlight the role organized veterinary medicine plays into their longterm career success.” Additional sponsors of the event were Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Merial, School of Veterinary Medicine and the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association. n

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SMALL ANIMAL Well established, progressive, AAHA accredited SA clinic in SE WI looking for a FT Veterinarian. The ideal candidate will have good communication skills, team-oriented, energetic, compassionate, and self-motivated. We are located in a resort area, minutes from several beautiful lakes and the Kettle Moraine providing 4 seasons of outdoor recreation. Our clinic has an excellent client base and strong emphasis on quality care and diagnostics. Work in a great practice environment with an excellent opportunity for career development. Email resume to: evc@elkhornvet.com. FT and PT associates (immediate opening) wanted for a rapidly growing and expanding SA practice. New graduates are encouraged to apply. Strong surgical skills, interest in exotic animal care, complimentary medicines and other specialties all considered bonuses. We are a family owned/operated clinic (located in a suburb of Milwaukee) that values all the staff as if they are a part of the family. We have a very motivated and stable staff with 15- 30 years of experience in the practice. We currently offer in house blood work, radiology and ultrasonography as well as routine surgeries. Looking to expand clinic hours, surgical care, or whereever your specialty interest may take us. Help us grow the practice into a big bold new future. Learn more about us by checking out our website (cudahyvet.com) and Facebook page.

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Send resume/CV to cudahyvet@gmail.com. SA Associate Veterinarian needed with ownership possibility to the right candidate who wishes to make the beautiful Northwoods of Wisconsin their permanent home. We have an excellent support family and you will practice in a fully equipped clinic. Daytime hours Monday-Friday with the occasional Saturday hours and one week out of every 6 weeks on call. Please send resume to Northern Paws Animal Hospital, 1175 Lincoln St. Rhinelander WI, 54501 or call Dr. Raymond Goodroad at (715) 282-7490 after 7:00pm. Busy 2 doctor SA practice in western WI, 30 min to St. Paul. Flexible PT/FT. Experience desired, but new grads considered. Quality medicine and mentorship. Send resume nrvetclinic@gmail.com. Looking for a motivated PT SA veterinarian to join our team. Fully equipped SA exclusive clinic with high quality medicine/ surgery. Flexible schedule with some weekends and on-call. Benefits include: vacation, CE, licensing, dues, IRA. Located in beautiful SW Wisconsin, on the Mississippi River. Email: ken@ tendercareanimalhospital.com. FT associate veterinarian needed for Sullivan Family Pet Hospital. 100 percent SA hospital in Johnston, Iowa a suburb of Des Moines. We are a progressive hospital that strives to provide the highest quality of care. The job may be shared by two PT associates. Two to three years experience preferred with an interest in surgery and dentistry. FT position $80,000+, production based compensation, no emergencies, AVMA dues, IVMA dues and AVMA PLIT paid, contribution toward medical insurance, simple IRA retirement plan, $1000.00 stipend for continuing education annually, 2 weeks paid vacation, paid holidays. The hospital is equipped with Sound Eklund Digital Radiology, IM3 dental unit, Sopix dental software, new digital dental radiology, new computers with AVImark software, Vet Scan profile analyzer, Hm5 CBC analyzer, 2 anesthetic machines and a MedRX video otoscope. Facility just remodeled 2013. We have certified and registered technicians and assistants. Johnston, Iowa is a stable middle to upper middle class family community with the benefits of the larger city of Des Moines. Johnston has an excellent school system. Our clientele is compliant and expects quality medical care. We have an excellent full-service 24 hour emergency clinic located 2.2 miles from the hospital. Please send resumes to: a.sullivan8251@yahoo.com. FT SA Veterinarian wanted to join our established, 35 year old, 6 doctor MA practice in Central Wisconsin. Enjoy living and working in a friendly community with excellent schools and medical facilities. New graduates are encouraged to apply. Looking for an enthusiastic and motivated individual to join our other SA doctor. Clinic is equipped with digital x-ray, dental x-ray, surgical laser, in-house Idexx bloodwork and

CVTs. Future buy-in is encouraged. We offer a competitive salary and generous benefits package. Come check us out in Wisconsin’s heartland. We’d appreciate talking with you. Visit our website at www.marshfieldvetservice.com and Facebook page. Please contact Dr’s Zukowski or Deegan at (715) 387-1119 or email: marshfieldvet@yahoo.com. Growing SA practice in Sun Prairie, WI is looking for a FT veterinarian starting June, 2014. Our practice is fully equipped with all diagnostic toys and tools to practice quality medicine. Work 4 days a week with full benefits. Compensation based on experience and expertise. If interested please forward your resume to the attention of Dr. Singh, drgss95@yahoo.com or call cell (608) 347-8668. Established 3 doctor SA practice in Wausau, WI is currently seeking a FT Associate Veterinarian to replace a retiring doctor. You will join an experienced and involved staff and progressive management. Please contact jeff@wausauanimalhospital.com, (262) 705-7450. Fox Valley Animal Referral Center is a 24-hour hospital with a terrific emergency team and specialist’s board certified in emergency and critical care, surgery, internal medicine, dermatology, and radiology. Check us out at www.fvarc.com. Our collaborative approach to patient care contributes greatly to our enjoyable working environment. Our 33,000 square foot hospital was designed to enhance communication and promote smooth interaction between all services. Our facility is well equipped; digital radiology, ultrasound, CT, endoscopy equipment, ventilators, operating microscope, full laboratory and multiple critical care monitors. All of our doctors enjoy the benefit of a culture that strongly supports teaching and continued education. In particular, our ECC residency program helps to ensure that everyone is continually learning and growing. FT emergency schedule averages 12 shifts per month. Compensation based on percentage with a guaranteed base and excellent benefits package. Interested individuals may contact Alyce D’Amato at adamato@horizondvm. com or (920) 882-4301. We look forward to hearing from you! Do you have a passion for high quality medicine, excel at customer service and teamwork, and want to contribute to a community? If so, then we’re looking for you. Our hospital is heavily staffed, and well-equipped with Idexx Procyte, Catalyst and CoagDx, Heska IV pumps, SurgiVet anesthesia monitors, digital radiology and digital dental x-ray, and Logic-E ultrasound. If you’re an outdoor enthusiast and enjoy the lifestyle that a smaller community affords, this may be the perfect opportunity for you. Please submit resumes to Dr. Sarah Lautzenhiser at northernwidvm@gmail.com.* FT associate is needed for a well established SA hospital in Waukesha, WI. Looking for a veterinarian with a passion for their work. Someone who is a good communicator, who believes in educating their clients and is a team player. Base salary with an

element of production based increases, and excellent benefits. Looking to hire the right person a.s.a.p. Send resume to: gentlecarevet1@att.net, Attn: Sue Ross or call (262) 547-7555.* FT SA Veterinarian needed for established 3 veterinarian practice in Stoughton, WI. Great support staff and clientele with opportunity to practice quality medicine and surgery. Experience and interest in exotics and zoo medicine a plus. Send resume and cover letter to: Stoughton Veterinary Service, Attn: Michael Petersen, DVM, 1900 Hwy. 51-138, Stoughton, WI 53589. Email: stoughtonvet@gmail.com.* Seeking a FT/PT enthusiastic, flexible and compassionate Veterinarian to join our team. We are a progressive multidoctor practice with 3 locations nestled in the beautiful woods of Northern Wisconsin. Our fast paced practice features progressive medicine, ultrasound, endoscopy, digital radiology, dental suite, IDEXX in-house lab & Impromed/Infinity software. Competitive salary and benefit package. Commission earned with required on-call duties. Please email resume to: manager@northwoodsanimal.com.* Third SA Veterinarian wanted for our well-established seven doctor MA practice in southern Wisconsin. One hour from both Madison and Milwaukee in a friendly university town near great outdoor recreational opportunities. Well-equipped practice with congenial, experienced staff. Responsibilities include SA surgery and medicine cases and sharing the SA oncall schedule. Competitive wage and benefit package. www. whitewatervethospital.com. Contact Dr. Janet Gildner, wwvet@ idcnet.com or (262) 473-2930.* AAHA accredited SA Hospital in Northeast Wisconsin is seeking a FT Associate. Candidate must possess excellent communication skills, positive attitude, and solid medical, surgical and dental skills. Experienced and new graduates welcome to apply. Very well equipped hospital. Excellent benefit package. To apply, email resume to doctors@countryhillspets.com or mail to Country Hills Pet Hospital, N4415A Hwy 45, Eden WI, 53019.* Lakeshore Veterinary Specialists is an independently owned, specialty practice with three locations north, south, and central to downtown Milwaukee along the shores of beautiful Lake Michigan. We are seeking a FT, experienced Emergency Veterinarian to join our team. In addition to delivering superior quality medicine, we always take the time to care. It’s a mantra we live by! Our practice includes board-certified specialists in surgery, internal medicine, emergency and critical care, oncology, dermatology and dentistry. Other team members include a residency trained doctor dedicated to neurology, a certified rehabilitation veterinarian, emergency clinicians with years of dedicated emergency experience, and team of emergency and critical care interns and residents. Our highly skilled technical staff includes multiple CVTs as well as VTS certified individuals (ECC and Anesthesia). The hospital is

fully equipped with Eklin digital radiography, ultrasound, CT, MR, endoscopy (flexible and rigid), integrated PACS system, complete in-house integrated laboratory as well as comprehensive patient monitoring systems. We are supported by a wonderful group of referring veterinarians who are committed to a team approach to veterinary medicine. We offer weekly in-house CE including journal club and morbidity & mortality rounds. Southeastern Wisconsin and Milwaukee is a thriving region. All of our locations are just minutes away from nightlife, theater, museums, and sporting venues. You can discover the area’s historic small towns, enjoy fall foliage and hiking in the nearby Kettle Moraine outdoor recreation area, or walk the beaches of Lake Michigan. Whether it’s relaxing rural charm, urban excitement, or suburban convenience that you’re looking for, you will find it here. Ideal candidates are highly motivated individuals with exceptional skills in communication, collaboration, and leadership. 2-3 years of veterinary emergency experience is preferred. We offer competitive compensation with benefits that include: health and dental insurance, PTO, CE, uniform allowance, licensure, dues, and employer matching retirement plan. LVS is an equal opportunity employer. To apply for this great opportunity, please send your resume to: Kristin Greenwood, Human Resources, kgreenwood@lakeshorevetspecialists.com. Or apply on line at www.lakeshorevetspecialists.com.* SA Multi-doctor practice in Milwaukee is looking for a FT veterinarian starting May-June 2014. Work 4 days a week with excellent benefits and compensation. Easy access to the clinic from I-94. We are equipped with all the diagnostic tools and toys. 1-2 years of experience with interest in exotics or complimentary medicine is preferred. New graduates with exceptional ability can also be considered. If interested, please forward your resume to the attention of Dr. Singh, drgss95@yahoo.com or call cell, (608) 347-8668.* Busy 5 doctor SA progressive practice, fast paced with diverse caseload. Seeking leadership, innovation, accountability, strong decision making, drives results, collaboration and communication. Interest in Theriogenology a must. Join our motivated team with very high standards committed to promoting Veterinary Village. Production based compensation. New grads welcome. Contact, Dr. Marthina Greer, N11591 Columbia Dr., Lomira, WI 53048. Email, drgreer@ veterinaryvillage.com. * Emergency Veterinarian needed for our fully equipped, 10,000 sq. ft. emergency/critical care and specialty hospital in Milwaukee. We have Critical Care specialists, a boarded surgeon, board certified internal medicine specialist, board certified dentist, behaviorist, rehabilitation therapy and an excellent technical and support staff that provides the highest quality care to our patients, pet owners, and referring vets. The ideal candidate will be emergency trained, possess

strong communication skills, and enjoy working in a stimulating and challenging environment. We offer an excellent salary and benefits package. Email your resume to Marla Lichtenberger, marlavet@aol.com or call (414) 543-7387 for more information.* Associate veterinarian wanted for a well-established, 3-4 doctor, progressive, AAHA accredited SA practice in central Wisconsin. Our clinic offers in-house labs, digital dental x-rays, surgical and therapy lasers. Experience preferred but new graduates are encouraged to apply. Offering competitive salary/benefits package. No after-hours emergency. Contact Dr. Krause. Phone (715) 8693785, fax (715) 421-2006, or email amsc2@wctc.net.* We have an opening for a motivated veterinarian with a desire to practice high quality SA medicine in a community of 23,000, in Southern WI (approximately 45 minutes from Madison and Milwaukee). The town has an excellent school and park system and is close to many Wisconsin activities. The clinic is computerized and well equipped including full in house lab, video endoscopy, pulse02, EKG, gas anesthetic, X-ray suite, dental unit, laser, fluoroscopy, ultrasound and intensive care unit. The facility has separate areas for veterinary medicine, retail, boarding and grooming. The ideal candidate must be compassionate, can-do-practitioner with management skills and want to buy in/buy out. Serious inquiries only to Blind Box 14SA02, c/o WVMA, 2801 Crossroads Dr. Ste. 1200, Madison, WI 53718.*

LARGE ANIMAL Seeking LA/Dairy emphasis veterinarian. We are located in the heart of St. Croix County Wisconsin, an hour from the Twin Cities. Candidate should possess strong palpation skills and great attitude. Fully equipped truck provided. Send resume to lotpvet@ gmail.com or contact Dr. Vicki Wilke at (715) 308-3133; St. Croix Valley Veterinary Clinic, 308 Syme Ave., Glenwood City, WI 54013. Visit our website at: stcroixvalleyvet.com.

MIXED ANIMAL Hoof and Paw Veterinary Clinic in Menomonie, WI is seeking a FT/PT MA associate. Hoof and Paw is 60% SA, 25% dairy, 10% beef, and rest equine/camelid. Menomonie is located one hour east of Minneapolis/St. Paul. Ideally new team member would be primarily SA with the possibility of LA if desired. In return for practicing high veterinary care we offer: competitive salary, 401k, health ins., mileage compensation (if doing LA), generous continuing education, professional dues, uniforms and more. The clinic has L.A. ultrasound, power float for equine dentistry, idexx blood machine, x-ray, dentalaire machine and digital dental x-ray. Visit us and see what we have to offer a motivated associate. Contact: Hoof and Paw Vet Clinic, 416 Oak Ave., Menomonie, WI 54751. (715) 235-2626. hoofandpawvet@ sbcglobal.net.

SA relief vet available. Personable with 20+ years experience. Call Dr. Katrina Geitner (262) 349-3466 or kgrelief@wi.rr.com.

DAIRY Growing five-doctor premier dairy practice in northeast Wisconsin is seeking to add a FT dairy veterinarian to work with progressive dairy producers managing herds ranging from 50-3,000 cows. We are looking for an excellence driven associate who shares our commitment of building strong working relationships with clients through the use of cutting-edge veterinary information, technologies and value added consulting services. Passionate about the future for our dairy industry, we value the balance of our personal, professional and community growth. Benefits include: professional and disability insurance, simple IRA, profit sharing, CE, professional dues, vacation, sick days. Send resume to: josette@dairydoctors.com or contact Dr. Jeff Bleck at (920) 9809661; Dairy Doctors Veterinary Services, 1020 S. Pleasant View Rd., Plymouth, WI 53073. Visit our website at: dairydoctors.com.*

OTHER Class Reunion, University of Minnesota, Class of 1982. Reunion on September 25-28th, 2014. Please contact Ben Porter at bporter4339@gmail.com for more information.

RELIEF Quality relief care since 1992. Special interests include surgery and dermatology. Personable, reliable service. Please call Robert Patyk, DVM, at (262) 567-2832. Or email: robert.patyk@att.net. Experienced SA veterinarian available for relief work. Expect reliable, compassionate, thorough service. Please contact Susan Heath, DVM at (920) 470-5351 or sheathdvm@yahoo.com.

Caring and compassionate relief veterinarian available. 25+ years of AAHA experience. Competent medical and soft tissue surgery skills. Emphasis on quality and integrity. Paul Danhaus, DVM. (715) 571-8091 or paul.danhaus@gmail.com. Experienced SA relief veterinarian available. Versatile. Great with staff, clients and pets. Willing to travel. Dr. Lori Zimmerman, (608) 592-7779 or doclori@hotmail.com. Providing you with reliable veterinary relief service has been my business for the past 13 years. I’m proficient with medicine cases, soft tissue surgeries and have great client communication skills. Leave message Dr. Barb Matula, (608) 269-3357, email: beachcomber1957@gmail.com. Quality Customer friendly SA relief services available covering SE WI. Over 20 years experience in both SA and emergency medical care. Dr. Pete Gaveras, (414) 795-7100, lavajava@aol.com. Dependable, 20+ years experience. Med/Surg serving Northern/Central Wisconsin. Contact Rich Piwoni, at (715) 627-0957, rapiwoni@hotmail.com. SA relief Veterinarian for central Wisconsin. Experienced. Versatile. Call Dr. Gary, (715) 652-2065 home, (715) 305-7014 cell. Email: garysthevet@aol.com. SA relief vet since 1995. Thorough, reliable, easy going. Will travel to Green Bay, Kenosha, Janesville, Wisconsin Dells and areas in between. Julie Lakin DVM, (920) 269-7264.

Experienced SA veterinarian available for relief work, 15 years relief experience, WI licensed and accredited. Please call/email Mark Clemons, DVM (262) 862-1121, macdjc4209@aol.com.

Experienced SA clinician available for work in central and western Wisconsin. Excellent communication skills; enjoy working with clients and staff. Nancy Leverance, D.V.M. Email: nleverance@ network2010.net or call (608) 369-4115 or (608) 429-9408.

SA and equine relief work. 21 year’s experience. Proficient in SA soft tissue surgery and equine ultrasound and power floating. Will travel. Call Sabine Hartmann, DVM (715) 267-7443 or twinoaks@tds.net.

20+ years experience, skilled in surgery, diagnostics and client communication. South-central and Southeast WI. Let me care for your clients and your hospital. Erika Gibbs, DVM, doctor.gibbs@gmail.com.

AAHA veterinarian with 20+ years experience available for relief work in NW WI. Excellent diagnostic, surgical, and communication skills, Contact: David Wiltrout, DVM, (715) 462-9475, or email: dvmweepaws@aol.com. Communicative, productive SA veterinarian available for relief work in western WI, surrounding areas. Licensed in MN/WI. Experienced in surgery, medicine, dentistry, staff management. Outstanding customer service, client-building skills. Victori Ribeiro, MS, DVM, (651) 503-0482; neyx0003@umn.edu.

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POSITION WANTED Board-certified internist offers mobile SA medicine consultations, ultrasound, and endoscopy in your practice in SE WI. Please call Anne Mattson, DVM, DACVIM, (262) 241-3987.

TECH/STAFF Tuckaway Animal Hospital is a SA hospital located on S 27th Street in Greenfield. We are looking for a team oriented,

hardworking, and detail focused individual to join our team. We offer competitive wages, a pleasant work atmosphere, and support continuing education. Please send a resume to tahgreenfield@ gmail.com with the subject line “CVT opportunity”. New graduates are encouraged to apply. We look forward to hearing from you. State of the art clinic in Pleasant Prairie is seeking a selfmotivated, energetic CVT for a FT position. We are a progressive, 5-doctor AAHA hospital specializing in SA and exotics. We offer benefits and competitive pay based on experience. Please send your resume via e-mail to theresa.d@careanimalhospital.com. Globe University has an opening for a resident veterinarian at the Wausau location. The resident veterinarian provides leadership, authority, and credentials required for animal use in education. This position is responsible for the care and use of all animals and shares a substantial role in the management of the department, development of the program and instruction of staff and students. This position requires a terminal degree, a valid Wisconsin license to practice veterinary medicine and a minimum of three years’ experience as a DVM. For more information and to apply please visit www.globeuniversity.edu and apply under About Us/Employment Opportunities. Seeking a CVT for a high-quality, high-volume, feline-only spay/neuter clinic in Mount Horeb, WI. Details at http://www. giveshelter.org/employment-opportunities.html. Kenosha Animal Hospital is a well-established, paper-light, progressive SA hospital currently seeking a CVT to join our team. This is a FT position which will allow you to utilize your skills in a very well-equipped hospital. The ideal candidate will have 2+ years experience and is a dependable, enthusiastic team player with good communication skills. Responsibilities include client education, patient management, anesthesia and surgical prep, IV fluid therapy, radiology, dentistry and in- house lab testing. Salary will be dependent on skill level and experience. Please forward your resume to: becky@ kenoshaanimalhospital.com. We are a progressive, 4-doctor, AAHA accredited hospital. Great opportunity to use your training and education to its fullest potential. We perform orthopedic surgery, dentistry, acupuncture and have a rehab program as well as pride ourselves on providing superior customer service. Every staff member is a valuable part of our team. We offer a great work environment, competitive wage, excellent benefits including health insurance. Send resume to Kristin Tenorio, 2600 Wauwatosa Ave., Wauwatosa, WI 53213. Looking for a confident, hardworking, detailed and clientoriented, compassionate FT CVT or new graduate to join our progressive, professional team. Interested candidates should

submit a resume to c.schumacher@cedarburgvet.com, or by mail to Cedarburg Veterinary Clinic, S.C., N143W6475 Pioneer Rd., Cedarburg, WI 53012. Seeking FT certified technician with a minimum of 1 year experience to join our team. Traditional and holistic modalities, SA and exotics and limited equine. Send resume today! Countrycare Animal Complex, 4235 Elm View Rd., Green Bay, WI 54311. Email: officemgr@countrycareac.com.* Busy and growing veterinary practice looking for PT CVT/ Assistant with receptionist duties. Hours are Tuesday days and Thursday overnights. Also filling in hours as needed to relieve staff. Please email resume/references to jen@ sondelfamilyveterinaryclinic.com.* Technician or Veterinary Assistant - FT. The duties will involve both reception and veterinarian assisting. Benefits. Email cover letter to: mypetsvetonline@gmail.com.*

FOR SALE 2004 Bowie Ultra6. Excellent condition. Mounted on 2003 F150 Ford 4x4 Super cab. 124,750mi. Excellent condition. Contact Dr. Larry Mahr, (608) 516-9268 or email: ldmahr@wisc.edu.*

PRACTICE FOR SALE New- North Madison area. SA Practice gross $878K, easy terms. Contact Dr. Kurt Liljeberg of Total Practice Solutions Group, (800) 380-6872, or kurt@tpsgsales.com. Bay County, Michigan, 2,500sf SA facility with +1/3 acre RE. Great potential to grow! MI1. Other practices available: CA, FL, ID, ME, NV, NY, NC, OK, PA, TX, VA & WV. PS Broker, Inc., (800) 636-4740, www.psbroker.com, info@psbroker.com.

good quality of life (ER clinic in town). Reply to Blind Box 14PFS05, c/o WVMA, 2801 Crossroads Dr. Ste. 1200, Madison, WI 53718.

available: CA, FL, ID, ME, NV, NY, NC, OK, TX, VA, WV. PS Broker, Inc., (800) 636-4740. psbroker.com.*

Price Reduction! MA practice grossing $900K in far northern WI on Lake Superior shoreline. Digital radiology, digital dental, surgical and therapy lasers. Large state of the art building. Practice and RE only $725K. Would sell only the SA practice if desired. Contact Dr. Kurt Liljeberg of Total Practice Solutions Group, (800) 380-6872, or kurt@tpsgsales.com.

NEW - Madison area, Nice little practice being sold as a start-up. Gross $200K, easy terms. Contact Dr. Kurt Liljeberg of Total Practice Solutions Group, (800) 380-6872, or kurt@tpsgsales.com.*

New- South of Madison cute small town. SA Px grossing $206K. Px and RE offered at $301K. Easy terms and low entry cost for ownership. Contact Dr. Kurt Liljeberg of Total Practice Solutions Group, (800) 380-6872, or kurt@tpsgsales.com. Western WI. Solo, (presently all SA) practice in rural area. Looking for veterinarian(s) to take over practice. Quickly or gradual transition. Small investment. Great potential. Blind Box 14PFS01, c/o WVMA, 2801 Crossroads Dr. Ste. 1200, Madison, WI 53718. Established, solo, MA practice (80%SA). Fully equipped clinic, 4.38 acres, lovely 3BR/2.5BA custom home & 2-car garage. Gross $340,000. Owner retiring. Seasoned staff; loyal clients. Beautiful area known for outdoor recreation. Bike-Ski-Kayak. Work where you play! $550,000. Respond to Blind Box 14PFS02, c/o WVMA, 2801 Crossroads Dr., Ste. 1200, Madison, WI 53718.

When buying or selling a veterinary practice, count on the experience of Total Practice Solutions Group. See our display ad this issue. Contact Dr. Kurt Liljeberg of Total Practice Solutions Group for a free consultation, (800) 380-6872, or kurt@tpsgsales.com.* Price Reduction- MA practice grossing $840K in far northern WI. Digital radiology, digital dental, surgical and therapy lasers. Large state of the art building. Practice and RE only $800K. Would sell only the SA practice if desired. Contact Dr. Kurt Liljeberg of Total Practice Solutions Group, (800) 380-6872, or kurt@tpsgsales.com.* Wausau area gross over $850K. Hospital is very well equipped with an excellent staff. Practice and real estate only $835,000. Includes $30,000 of inventory and supplies. Contact Dr. Kurt Liljeberg of Total Practice Solutions Group, (800) 380-6872, or kurt@tpsgsales.com.*

Bay County, Michigan. 2,500sf SA clinic on +1/3 acre RE. 2-exam rooms. Nice Area! Code: MI1. Other practices

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New- Fox River Valley Area. SA practice with great location and real estate. Gross $690,000. Offering practice and RE for $855K. This is a nice practice. Contact Dr. Kurt Liljeberg of Total Practice Solutions Group, (800) 380-6872, or kurt@tpsgsales.com.

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New- Waukesha County. SA practice gross $847K. Very profitable and great reputation. Offered for $750K. Contact Dr. Kurt Liljeberg of Total Practice Solutions Group, (800) 380-6872, or kurt@tpsgsales.com.

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New- NW Wisconsin near Twin Cities. SA revenue $645K. Practice and RE offered for $675,000. Contact Dr. Kurt Liljeberg of Total Practice Solutions Group, (800) 380-6872, or kurt@tpsgsales.com.

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