A practical workplace-safety refresher for the veterinary team.
The conversation treats workplace safety as a shared job and keeps the focus on the basics: federal and state rules, OSHA, and safety data sheets.

Dr. Justine Lee, DACVECC, DABT and Dr. Garret Pachinger, DACVECC
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Clinical CE for busy veterinary teams.
VETgirl Veterinary Continuing Education Podcasts is a continuing education show for veterinary teams that need usable guidance without a long lecture format. Episodes move from studies, protocols, and workplace scenarios into concrete clinical takeaways.
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VETgirl Veterinary Continuing Education Podcasts is a continuing education feed for veterinary teams that need clinical information translated into action. It works best as a fast professional briefing. The show moves across medicine, workplace safety, patient safety, sustainability, leadership, and day-to-day hospital process. Recent study-based episodes examine questions such as whether push-pull blood sampling through peripheral IV catheters can reduce repeated venipuncture in hospitalized dogs, or whether potassium-shifting treatments add value beyond fluids and obstruction relief in blocked cats. These are not framed as trivia. They are framed as decisions that affect patient stress, staff time, sample quality, cost, and risk. Interview episodes broaden the scope. Kaylee Marsh discusses OSHA, safety data sheets, onboarding, and the role of the whole veterinary team in maintaining a safer workplace. Dr. Diccon Westworth connects glove use and hand hygiene to sustainability and infection control. Dr. Rochelle Low is featured in a discussion of medical error reporting and patient safety. Randy Hall brings the focus to workplace culture and creating more happy days in veterinary medicine. Dr. Ashley Bourgeois covers gastrointestinal food allergy mistakes from a dermatology perspective. The show is at its strongest when it takes a familiar clinic habit and asks whether it still holds up under evidence, regulation, or better workflow design. It also names the limits. A sampling technique may be reasonable for stable medium-to-larger hospitalized dogs, while direct venipuncture may still be cleaner when red blood cells, platelets, or coagulation are central concerns. That practical caution is part of the appeal. The pacing is brisk, and the language generally stays accessible even when the subject is technical. Acronyms get defined. Recommendations get tied back to what staff should do before the first day, during annual training, at the catheter, in the ICU, or in front of a blocked cat with a concerning ECG. The result is a show for veterinary professionals who want continuing education that feels close to the exam room, treatment area, and hospital floor.
Made for: This show is for veterinarians, veterinary technicians, assistants, client service representatives, and practice leaders who want concise continuing education tied to daily hospital work.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the conversion of studies, regulations, and expert interviews into practical clinic rules, with enough caveat and context to keep the advice usable rather than simplistic.
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Based on 4 episodes we listened to · August 2026
Interview-driven veterinary CE that turns specialist guests into concrete clinical decision rules practitioners can use right away.
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