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Mark Thill

Mark Thill

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Editor, The Journal of Healthcare Contracting

Chicago, Lawrenceville

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scientific political and raising awareness for special needs.Everything cultural

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I never say No to any topic

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Total articles 8

  • Is the Equine Veterinary Profession Up for Something New?

    By Mark Thill Verified| Veterinary Advantage Verified Equine Share‘New’ is what’s needed to firm up the ranks of equine veterinary practitioners. The newest generation of equine veterinarians has different ideas about professional and personal satisfaction than those who came before them, and today’s practice owners should consider re-evaluating their business models to accommodate them. This is particularly true as the profession and the industry worry about a shortage in their ranks.

    By Mark Thill Verified · Veterinary Advantage

    Apr. 10, 2024

  • When What’s Possible Isn’t Doable: The Spectrum of Care Approach

    By Mark Thill Verified| Veterinary Advantage Verified Companion ShareA ‘spectrum of care’ approach helps veterinarians bridge the gap. Dr. India Lane recalls her days as a veterinary student. “I remember discussing the ‘Cadillac’ approach to a case along with the ‘Buick’ and ‘Chevy’ approaches,” said Dr. Lane, professor and associate dean for academic and student affairs at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in Knoxville.

    By Mark Thill Verified · Veterinary Advantage

    Feb. 14, 2024

  • Is the Equine Veterinary Profession Up for Something New?

    By Mark Thill Verified| Veterinary Advantage Verified Equine Share‘New’ is what’s needed to firm up the ranks of equine veterinary practitioners. The newest generation of equine veterinarians has different ideas about professional and personal satisfaction than those who came before them, and today’s practice owners should consider re-evaluating their business models to accommodate them. This is particularly true as the profession and the industry worry about a shortage in their ranks.

    By Mark Thill Verified · Veterinary Advantage

    Apr. 10, 2024

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The Journal of Healthcare Contracting

Chicago, Lawrenceville, United States