Hosted by UF College of Veterinary Medicine Admissions · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 121 episodes
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The Prevet Pawscast provides tips, tricks and tales on applying to vet school and exploring the veterinary medicine profession. You can get all kinds of updates on admissions here: www.facebook.com/ufvetmed
UF College of Veterinary Medicine Admissions hosts PreVet Pawscast, a education show with 121 episodes published.
After four years, six seasons and more than 100 episodes, Alex is signing off as host of The PreVet Pawscast. On this last episode, superstar intern Karissa co-hosts this discussion on self-awareness. Listen in to find o
Dr. Manny Lima (c/o 2017) joins us to talk about practice ownership, fatherhood and how maturity helps protect your mental health and your team's well-being. Season 6 of The PreVet Pawscast is all about people skills. Ea
Scoop up that rucksack, we have two Captains from the United States Army squeezed into the booth today to talk about how to lead, how to follow and how to reframe toxic leadership. You've got your marching orders, let's
King of Emergency Medicine and CVM fan favorite Dr. Michael Schaer (Uncle Mikey) teaches us what it means to be Chicago-tough and how to find the resilience to push forward in this profession. Season 6 of The PreVet Paws
Two champions of wellness, Kristen McCallum and Kayla Shelley are here to help you feel stable, grounded and curious about your emotional stability. They give us practical tips on working through tough moments but keep i
Practice owner, mom, Gator girl and reader Dr. Raquel Fagan ('93) joins us to remind us we can love what we do, both from 9-5 and beyond. She talks about her strategy when she starts to feel burned out and encourages us
Sports-guy Scott Jamison is no stranger to tricky and heated conversations. But he takes each conversation seriously, uses empathy and leaves the attitude at home. Because when you're in customer service, there's no such
Large animal surgeon Dr. Anje Bauck gives us strategies and advice for improving our judgment and integrity muscles. A member of the admissions committee, she tells us what she's looking for in both the application and i
Fairen Horner is the associate director of marketing and communications and social media expert for UF and is here to help you feel more confident with your writing skills, as well as your online presence. She provides t
Glass(es) half full kinda guy, ophthalmologist Dr. Ralph Hamor, helps us understand how to not take criticism personally--but to lean into it. Here's a spoiler: find your support system, get self-reflective and leave you
Careers maven Rachel Koepsel joins us in the booth to break down professionalism in vetmed and what new grads need to think about when choosing their professional boundaries and values. Season 6 of The PreVet Pawscast is
Queen of Halloween, Dr. Wendy Mandese, joins us to talk about what veterinarians are looking for when evaluating your hands-on skills. We talk about Fear Free certification and learning to build your confidence in genera
The ability to form strong interpersonal relationships is critical before, during and after veterinary school. Members of the Class of 2026 and best friends, Areti & Julien, help us understand why we need and how to form
Join two veterinarians who face ethical dilemmas day in and day out. Dr. Brittany Diehl and Dr. Brittany Southern chat about the ethical considerations from their sectors of vetmed--Food Animal Medicine and Lab Animal Me
Are you conflict averse? Then this episode is for you. Journalist Ted Spiker encourages us to lean into conflict and understand that it's not about who wins, but who is the better negotiator. Season 6 of The PreVet Pawsc
Dr. Robert Ossiboff helps us understand the importance of intellectual ability, how to improve it and how to impress your professors by avoiding "fact dropping." Season 6 of The PreVet Pawscast is all about people skills
Katie Hyson, a reporter seeking to tell equitable stories, has been practicing empathy her entire life. On this episode, she shares experiences that leave us wanting to step outside of our comfort zones and get curious a
Dr. Ashley Allen, Assistant Dean Of Admissions And Student Success, chats with us about understanding this PEOPLE profession and provides recommendations for improving your knowledge base. Spoiler alert: the best recomme
Alex's sister Katie hops in the booth to provide practical skills and advice about learning to become more reliable and how to handle it when we don't meet our goals. Season 6 of The PreVet Pawscast is all about people s
4.0 Superstar Dr. Corey Fisher joins us to chat about maximizing our most precious resource: time. Season 6 of The PreVet Pawscast is all about people skills. Each week, veterinarians or non-vet professionals share their
Karissa
professional photographer · Blossom
1 appearance on this show
Julien
second-year PPE-student · No8 Distillery
1 appearance on this show
Ashley Allen
Assistant Dean Of Admissions And Student Success · Oatly
1 appearance on this show
Katie
holistic geriatric nurse · endogirlsblog
1 appearance on this show
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