New World Screwworm Detected Near U.S. Border: What You Need to Know
The New World Screwworm was recently detected in cattle in Mexico, sparking concerns about livestock health in the U.S.
Advancements in Rabies Vaccine Technology for Veterinarians
Veterinarians are exploring innovative vaccine methods to combat rabies more effectively in animals.
Anticipating the Future of Veterinary Medicine
This article delves into what veterinary professionals can expect by 2025, touching on technology, workforce issues, and client expectations.
Credelio Quattro: The Easy Choice for Pet Medication
Learn about the benefits of Credelio Quattro, a tasty and easy-to-administer flea and tick treatment for pets.
Navigating Prop 129: A Year After Its Approval
Amy Johnson reviews Colorado’s Proposition 129 about the Veterinary Professional Associate role and its implications for the veterinary field.
BCBA Staffing Shortages Are Disrupting Autism Service Delivery Across the U.S.
BCBA staffing has become one of the most destabilizing workforce challenges in autism services across the United States. Applied behavior analysis providers, school-based programs, and outpatient clinics increasingly struggle to maintain consistent Board Certified Behavior Analyst coverage. Consequently, waitlists expand, therapy hours reduce, and families face prolonged delays in care.Rather than reflecting declining demand, these […]
Why Clinical Psychologist Hiring Timelines Are Now Exceeding 6–9 Months in Outpatient and Hospital Settings
Clinical psychologist staffing has become one of the slowest-moving hiring challenges across behavioral health systems. In outpatient clinics, hospitals, and integrated care networks, leaders now expect vacancies to remain open for six to nine months or longer. Consequently, patient waitlists grow, provider workloads intensify, and access-to-care deteriorates. Rather than reflecting weak recruiting execution, extended timelines […]
Referral Backlogs Are Growing: The Staffing Crisis for Veterinary Internal Medicine Specialists
Veterinary internal medicine specialist staffing has become one of the most significant bottlenecks in specialty and referral hospitals. Across major markets, primary care clinics struggle to place complex cases in a timely manner. Consequently, referral backlogs grow, diagnostics delay, and patient outcomes face increasing risk. Rather than indicating reduced demand, these backlogs reveal a widening […]
Why Community Medicine Veterinarians Are Burning Out Faster Than Clinics Can Replace Them
Community medicine veterinarian staffing has reached a critical strain point across nonprofit clinics, municipal programs, and access-to-care organizations. While demand for low-cost, high-volume veterinary services continues to rise, the workforce supporting these programs erodes faster than clinics can stabilize it. Consequently, many organizations operate in a constant cycle of hiring, onboarding, and replacement. Rather than […]
Shelter Veterinarian Hiring Challenges: Credentialing Delays and Public Sector Constraints
Shelter veterinarian staffing has become one of the most administratively complex hiring challenges in veterinary medicine. Across municipal shelters, nonprofit rescues, and public animal welfare agencies, leaders face prolonged vacancies even when funding exists. Consequently, animal intake slows, medical backlogs grow, and humane outcomes come under pressure. Unlike private clinics, shelters operate within public sector […]