Ensuring Safety with Hazardous Drugs in Veterinary Practice
Kali Marsh highlights the risks hazardous drugs pose to veterinary staff and the importance of OSHA-compliant safety measures.
The Consequences of Arizona’s Hours vs Education Bill
Analyzing Arizona’s contentious Hours vs Education Bill and its impact on veterinary professionals.
Navigating Non-Compete Agreements in Veterinary Medicine
Veterinarians face significant career challenges due to restrictive non-compete agreements.
Former CEO Charged with Health Care Fraud in Michigan
Tamela Peterson has been charged with health care fraud for allegedly submitting false claims for services not provided.
Strategies for Handling Veterinary Board Complaints
This article provides essential strategies for navigating board complaints in the veterinary field.
Crozer Health Settles WARN Act Violations for $1.5M
Upland’s Crozer Health faces a $1.5 million WARN Act settlement stemming from mass layoffs, prompting legal scrutiny.
New Illinois Law on Rabies Vaccine Exemptions for Pets
Illinois has introduced a law that permits veterinarians to grant rabies vaccine exemptions for pets facing health issues, impacting many pet owners.
New York’s New Requirements for Hospital Safety Plans
Governor Kathy Hochul has signed a law mandating hospitals in New York to establish workplace violence prevention programs, aiming to enhance safety.
Federal Lawsuit Against Advocate Aurora Health: Vaccine Policy Disputes
The EEOC has initiated legal proceedings against Advocate Aurora Health over its COVID-19 vaccine policy, raising critical questions about employee rights.
Florida’s New Bill Aims to Address Doctor Shortages
Florida proposes a new bill aimed at addressing physician shortages by allowing temporary certificate holders a pathway to full licensure.