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Alachua, FL - The Veterinary Hospital Managers Association (VHMA) is proud to announce the certification of forty-six veterinary management professionals. Four individuals have earned the Certified Veterinary Office Manager (CVOM) certification, while forty-two have achieved the Certified Veterinary Practice Manager (CVPM) designation. These accomplishments represent significant professional milestones, signaling expertise and excellence in veterinary read more...

New Orleans, La. — Like the music of New Orleans, which often has a vibrant, two-beat rhythm, the Veterinary Hospital Manager Association (VHMA) selected two President's Award winners this year. At its 2025 conference "Rhythms of Excellence: Strategies for Veterinary Hospital Success," held in New Orleans, VHMA honored Dr. Elizabeth Fritzler, DVM, CVPM, and Dr. Susan Diment, CVPM, PHR, DBA, for significantly impacting VHMA and growing the Certified read more...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jessica Lis, 215-884-6499 jessica@comsolutionsgroup.com ALACHUA, FL– The Veterinary Hospital Managers Association (VHMA) is pleased to announce that Scratchpay , a technology platform that provides flexible payment plans for veterinary and medical services, has joined as a Silver Supporting Sponsor. Companies that offer products and services addressing the professional business needs of modern veterinary read more...

Alachua, FL - The Veterinary Hospital Managers Association (VHMA) is thrilled to announce that 45 veterinary management professionals have earned the Certified Veterinary Office Manager (CVOM) certification. Launched in January, this certification marks a significant professional achievement, and these individuals represent the inaugural class. The CVOM program is designed to certify qualified management professionals who focus on fundamental administrative read more...

ALACHUA, FL– When emergency cases began overwhelming Rehoboth Beach Animal Hospital, Lynsey Mohr, Certified Veterinary Practice Manager (CVPM), responded with a bold solution: the creation of a five-day-a-week urgent care service that made her hospital the only provider within nearly an hour. The move dramatically improved access to treatment in her Delaware beach community, eased strain on general practice operations, brought in more than 1,200 new read more...