This episode explores humanitarian work in the veterinary industry. As professionals dedicated to the well-being of animals, the opportunity to give back by using our time and talents for a greater cause is incredibly rewarding. Today, we explore the broader implications of community involvement, focusing on how veterinary professionals can make a global impact.
Our guest is Linda Pflughaupt, CVPM, a dedicated veterinary professional who has taken her skills and compassion to Ecuador. Linda's journey is a testament to the powerful difference that veterinary professionals can make within their local communities and across the globe. With experience in every position within a clinic, Linda brings a unique perspective on how we can harness our expertise to support world issues that matter.
Linda shares the profound impact of her work in Ecuador, from working closely with a tight-knit team to navigating the nuances of medical care in a country with fewer resources. She provides valuable insights into the realities and rewards of international veterinary humanitarian efforts. Linda also reflects on how this experience has deepened her appreciation for the quality of pet care in the United States and inspired her to continue her humanitarian work.
Produced monthly by VHMA, hosted by Debbie Hill, CVPM, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, these podcasts will expose listeners to new ideas and practical strategies and solutions that managers---relying on their expertise, experience, and creativity--have adopted to move the practice forward.
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