BECOME A TRAINING EXPERT

Learn the art of developing your veterinary team

Learn the tools that work

Set your team up for ongoing growth and success.

VHMA & RACE Approved Certificate

Certificate in veterinary practice training and facilitation.

Empower your team

Employees that are trained are motivated to stay invested in your practice.

What makes this course so different?

When it comes to training their staff, most people don’t know where to start. That’s why PVA has partnered with VHMA to bring you the only veterinary specific course that teaches the most effective training methods, practical techniques and how to apply adult learning principles to become an effective trainer.

At the end of the course you will have the step-by-step formula to deliver a comprehensive ongoing training program that will bring out the best in your entire veterinary team.

Topics covered include:

  • Introduction: Becoming the Outstanding Trainer
  • How Adults Learn at Work
  • Conducting a Needs Assessment
  • Learning Techniques
  • Delivery Methods
  • Blended Learning
  • On-Boarding
  • Brain Science and Learning
  • Assessments and Evaluation Methods
  • Creating a Learning Culture
Hours awarded for this course meet the continuing education requirements for both the CVPM program and non-medical RACE.

What’s my investment?

How much do you value employee efficiency, morale, and retention? Is the lack of training already costing you? If any of these areas are important to you, then this course will pay for itself a hundred times over. Now is the time to get your training program where it needs to be.

What’s in the course?

10 powerful modules
Over 50 Videos
Worksheets
Interactive activities
Manager’s toolkit

Course Enrollment:
$599

About the Course Facilitator

Julie (Poncier) Nash, CVPM is a veterinary practice management consultant with over twenty years of experience in the veterinary profession. Drawing on a wide variety of expertise, she focuses on leadership development, veterinary team training, and the overall success of the veterinary practice by improving the veterinary work environment.

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