RVT Community Animal Medicine Project West Covina, CA, United States
Mentoring has been a veterinary buzzword for a generation. What it means to one person is not always what it means to someone else. A good mentoring program can differentiate a practice. It requires a focus on both the clinical and personal needs of the mentee. It is useful to have multiple mentors as well. But most importantly, to totally effective it needs structure.
Learning Objectives:
To clearly define mentor, mentee and the mentor-mentee relationship
To identify the clinical aspects of mentoring
To identify the personal aspects that need mentoring
To build a formal, systematized mentoring program with multiple mentors
