Human Resource Essentials for Veterinary Leaders, Group 1 of 2026

Starts:  Thu, Oct 15, 2026 13:00 (ET)
Ends:  Thu, Nov 19, 2026 14:00 (ET)

Build the Confidence to Lead Your Team

People management is one of the most challenging and most important parts of leading a successful veterinary practice. Whether you're hiring your first employee, navigating difficult conversations, or trying to build a stronger team culture, the decisions you make every day directly impact employee retention, hospital performance, and the client experience.

This six-module virtual program gives veterinary practice managers and team leaders the practical human resources knowledge and confidence they need to lead effectively. You'll gain real-world tools, proven best practices, and a clear understanding of employment law to help you hire smarter, onboard more successfully, manage performance with confidence, navigate employee issues, and foster a positive workplace culture.

Walk away with practical strategies you can put to work immediately helping you reduce risk, strengthen your team, and become a more confident, effective leader.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:

  • Hire and interview candidates effectively using sound, legally defensible hiring practices.
  • Create onboarding experiences that build engagement, clarify expectations, and improve employee retention.
  • Address performance issues early with confidence through effective coaching, feedback, and accountability.
  • Recognize employment law risks, understand when to seek guidance, and help protect the practice from unnecessary liability.
  • Navigate employee relations and difficult conversations with consistency, professionalism, and confidence.
  • Foster a positive, ethical, and inclusive workplace culture that supports employee engagement and long-term success.

Each program administration includes six 60-minute live, virtual sessions led by a facilitator.


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Peggy O'Brien
518-433-8911
peggy@vhma.org