Corporate ownership in veterinary medicine has grown rapidly in recent years—sparking new questions, shifting career dynamics, and reshaping practice transitions. But what does this mean for veterinarians today?
Join us for an educational session focused on the broader market forces influencing veterinary medicine. This is a non-commercial, insight-driven conversation designed to inform and engage.
We’ll explore:
Whether you own a practice, work in one, or are considering your next steps, this session offers grounded insights and real-world context.
sponsored by Purina
Dr. Slead's special interests within Internal Medicine include nephrology, urology, and interventional radiology. Dr. Slead prioritizes minimally invasive interventions to ensure the shortest duration of discomfort and hospitalization for his patients. When short term interventions are not possible, he focuses on achieving the best quality of life for patients with chronic conditions, particularly when involving the urinary system. Dr. Slead plans to become part of the first class of diplomates of the newly announced college of Veterinary Nephrology and Urology.
Thanks to Purina for sponsorship of this meeting
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