nurtur - elevating veterinary team communication

Nurtur is proud to be part of the kick off of Anivators at the London Vet Show; a platform where innovators can showcase their ideas. If you are interested in pitching, look out for their LinkedIn announcement for 2025.

This week snuck up on us! Three of our founders - Stephen Kirton, Alyssa Mages BS, CVT, FVTE, and Mickey McDermott- will speak at this week's Conference on Communication in Veterinary Medicine! Hitting on these important topics: ?? Team Cohesion ?? Pet-centric Communication ?? Wellbeing and Resiliency If they don't get a chance to see you there, hit us up here! We'll keep elevating veterinary team communication wherever we are ??

Nurtur’s Mickey McDermott and Karin Jager will be presenting at the London Vet Show 2024. Hope to see you at our presentation??.

Hi all, one last post on our pet owners' survey about pet-directed speech (veterinarians talking to pets). We're leaving the survey open for a few more days, so please take a few short minutes to do the survey and share the link with other pet owners: https://lnkd.in/eG87GPEp

For those of you who subscribe to The Fountain Report, there is a blurb on page 16 of today's issue about a pet owner survey that nurtur - elevating veterinary team communication's Mickey McDermott and colleague Louise Corah are conducting on "Pet-Directed Speech" (Veterinarians talking to pets). If you're a pet owner, please take 5 minutes or less to complete the survey via this link (and share the link with other pet owners you know and ask them to do the same): https:https://lnkd.in/ephc7dGA.

Nurtur is pleased to announce that Karin Jager (https://lnkd.in/eTK_QZfE) has joined us as CEO & Trainer. In her new role she will be responsible for managing the overall activities of nurtur and playing an active role in the delivery of in-person communication training for veterinary teams. Karin is a passionate people manager with solid experience in managing businesses. With an educational background as journalist, she has spent the last 25 years in animal health in global marketing roles for animal health pharmaceutical companies and managing businesses at a commercial leadership roles. Born in The Netherlands, she has lived in several countries, including Norway, Germany and the USA, where she now resides. Since 2015 she has been a part-time teacher of business training for veterinary medical students in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine- University of Utrecht in The Netherlands. Karin manages the overall activities of nurtur and participates in the delivery of engaging and eye-opening in-person communication training for veterinary teams.

Does your vet speak to your pet? Hi everyone, if you already saw the previous notice and completed the pet-directed speech survey, thank you! If not, I and my colleague Louise Corah are conducting a study of pet owners regarding pet-directed speech in the veterinary clinic. Please take 5 minutes or less to complete our survey. Thanks in advance for helping us better understand this unique aspect of veterinary communication! Quick Link: https://lnkd.in/eShuwxNS

?? Calling all veterinary professionals! ?? Effective communication is the cornerstone of excellent veterinary care. ?? Whether it's conveying complex medical information to pet owners or collaborating with colleagues in a fast-paced clinical setting, strong communication skills are essential for success in our field. As veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and support staff, we interact with clients, colleagues, and patients daily. ????? It's crucial that we communicate with clarity, empathy, and professionalism to ensure the best possible outcomes for our furry friends. Investing in communication training not only enhances our ability to build trust and rapport with pet owners but also improves collaboration within our veterinary teams. ???? By honing our communication skills, we can better address client concerns, facilitate informed decision-making, and deliver compassionate care to every patient. Let's prioritize communication training in veterinary medicine and strive to be effective communicators, advocates, and caregivers for the animals we serve. ???? Let's keep the conversation going! Share your thoughts and experiences with communication training in the comments below. ???? Together, we can continue elevating the care standard in veterinary medicine! ????

It's been quiet over here lately, and for good reason! We've been working hard to curate courses & add updates to our website All while going through beta testing to make sure that we're running at ?? Stay tuned and stay with us as these updates will be more regular and WAY more exciting...?????? #veterinarymedicine #vetmed #veterinaryteams #veterinarypractice #vetmedlife #vettech #veterinarytechnician #veterinaryassistant #veterinarian #communicationskills #nurtur