Our host, Dr. Moriah McCauley, goes solo in this week’s episode of That Vet Life Podcast to take a deep dive into her own research on health literacy! 

For those of you who don’t know our host, Dr. Moriah graduated from the University of Edinburgh, Royal (dick) School of Veterinary Studies in 2020, after gaining her Bachelor of Science in 2016. 

Since graduating, Dr. Moriah has been been working at a small animal practice alongside hosting weekly interviews on That Vet Life Podcast. 

Tune in today to learn a bit more about health literacy, why it’s creating a disconnect between us and our clients, and how we can communicate effectively with clients.

Ep 126: They Just Don't Get It - A Review of Health Literacy in Practice, with Dr. Moriah McCauley

Dr. Michael Miller (otherwise known as the Harry Potter Vet) joins Dr. Moriah McCauley in this week’s episode of That Vet Life Podcast. 

Dr. Michael Miller is a veterinarian and co-owner of a small animal practice in Morris, Illinois. Alongside treating dogs, cats, and traditional small animals, Dr. Miller also holds a special interest in reptiles and exotic pets. This interest led him to start a wildlife rescue at his practice where he treats turtles who have been hit by cars. 

Michael has volunteered on committees such as the Association of Reptile and Amphibian Veterinarians and is currently serving on the executive board of the Illinois Veterinary Medical Alumni Association.

Alongside Michael’s work in practice he also has his own blog called ‘Harry Potter Vet’, which combines his love of veterinary medicine and Harry Potter. Dr. Michael began the blog after being a contributing author for various veterinary websites. He is now using his own platform to help other ‘discover the magic in veterinary medicine’. 

In this episode Dr. Michael talks about mentorship as part of our podcast series ‘The Making of a Mentor’, he touches on mosaic mentorships, mentorship clauses, and the influence social media has on mentoring.

Ep 127: The Making of a Mentor - Dr. Michael Miller's Mentorship Story

Veterinarian, author, and speaker, Dr. Kate Boatright, joins Dr. Moriah McCauley for this week's episode of That Vet Life Podcast. 

Dr. Boatright is a small animal veterinarian with nearly 8 years of experience in general practice and emergency medicine. Dr. Kate recently moved to part-time clinical work to pursue her passion for educating veterinary professionals as a freelance speaker and author.

As an author, Dr. Boatright has published articles on a range of veterinary tops including client support, and information for new graduates. She is also a regular contributor to DVM360 and is the author of the "Finding Balance" column for Today’s Veterinary Practice.

Kate is also a well-recognized speaker in the veterinary industry and has spoken (both in-person and virtually) at national conferences, state conferences, veterinary schools, and national student webinars on numerous topics. 

In this episode, Dr. Boatright talks about a huge passion of hers - the importance of mentorship. Tune in to learn how each member of a veterinary practice should support a new graduate.

Ep 128: It Takes a Village: Establishing a Culture of Mentorship with Dr. Kate Boatright

This is the show that all vets in practice need to listen in to! Entering its third season and it’s first in the VetX media stable, host Dr Moriah McCauley takes on the issues of the day through her eyes as a recent graduate.

Nothing is off limits as Dr Moriah calls out and discusses the issues of the day. Sometimes she’ll take on your questions, other times she’ll be joined by a special guest and some days she’s just got to get something of her chest.

Join Dr Moriah as she puts her finger on the pulse of veterinary practice each week to inspire, encourage and challenge you with That Vetlife Podcast!

(The show was formerly known as The Veterinary Career Success Show and was hosted by Dr Dave Nicol who has now handed over the reins after more than 100 episodes at the helm. 

Send your questions for the show on Instagram to @vetxinternational and use the tag #thatvetlife.

We don't answer clinical questions on this show.

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