Vetted In Vet Med

Vetted In Vet Med
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Vetted in Vet Med podcast, where we keep it all the way real about life as two African American female veterinarians - the good, the bad, and the downright ugly. We are here to spill the tea on what it's really like behind the exam room doors, and trust us, it is not all cute puppies and kittens. From the emotional highs of saving lives to the heartbreak of euthanasia, and even to the days when we question everything, we're bringing you unfiltered conversations about the highs and lows of this profession. We'll talk about the emotional toll, the mental health struggles, and the burnout that so many of us vets face. Whether it's dealing with difficult clients, the financial reality of vet school debt, life outside of work, or the pressure of making life-or-death decisions daily, we're laying it all out. But we're not just here to vent -- we're also here to uplift, encourage, and educate. Whether you're deep in the trenches of vet med or dreaming of joining the profession, this podcast is your safe space to learn, laugh, and feel seen. We want to uplift, inspire, and remind you that you're not alone in this journey. We will take a dive into self-care, mental health resources, and practical life skills to help you navigate this career without losing yourself in the process. So grab your coffee, wine or whatever your drink of choice, and tune in and join the conversation. Because in this profession, we need to support each other, and that starts with honest, open dialogue.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of themes including the emotional and mental health toll of veterinary work, the realities of client interactions, financial considerations of pet ownership, and the importance of self-care. Episodes feature discussions on topics like the burnout vets face, effective communication with pet owners, and how COVID-19 has influenced pet adoption trends.

Welcome to the Vetted in Vet Med podcast, where we keep it all the way real about life as two African American female veterinarians – the good, the bad, and the downright ugly. We are here to spill the tea on what it’s really like behind the exam room doors, and trust us, it is not all cute puppies and kittens. From the emotional highs of saving lives to the heartbreak of euthanasia, and even to the days when we question everything, we’re bringing you unfiltered conversations about the highs and lows of this profession. We’ll talk about the emotional toll, the mental health struggles, and the burnout that so many of us vets face. Whether it’s dealing with difficult clients, the financial reality of vet school debt, life outside of work, or the pressure of making life-or-death decisions daily, we’re laying it all out. But we’re not just here to vent — we’re also here to uplift, encourage, and educate.
Whether you’re deep in the trenches of vet med or dreaming of joining the profession, this podcast is your safe space to learn, laugh, and feel seen. We want to uplift, inspire, and remind you that you’re not alone in this journey. We will take a dive into self-care, mental health resources, and practical life skills to help you navigate this career without losing yourself in the process. So grab your coffee, wine or whatever your drink of choice, and tune in and join the conversation. Because in this profession, we need to support each other, and that starts with honest, open dialogue.
This conversation delves into the experiences of working in corporate veterinary medicine, highlighting both the positive and negative aspects. The speakers share personal stories of navigating workplace culture, facing discrimination, and dealing with mental health challenges. They emphasize the importance of accountability and the need for a supportive environment in the veterinary profession.
Takeaways
- Corporate veterinary medicine offers both pros and cons.
- Experiences in corporate settings can vary widely.
- Mental health issues, including PTSD, are prevalent in veterinary medicine.
- Discrimination and bias can significantly impact workplace culture.
- Accountability is crucial for maintaining a healthy work environment.
- Supportive colleagues can make a significant difference in experiences.
- Veterinary professionals should advocate for themselves and others.
- The importance of open conversations about workplace challenges.
- Corporate culture can affect job satisfaction and mental health.
- Every professional experience has its expiration date.
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