Dressing for an interview April 2008 Veterinary Economics

Fashion sense that really counts: advice from other doctors.

6 essential resume tips April 2008 Veterinary Economics

You don't have to lay a golden egg—just nail the basics of the veterinarian's resume.

8 fail-safe interview tips August 2007 Your DVM Career

First impressions last forever. It's an adage that rings true, especially when heading into a job interview.

That's why it's important to learn a few basic techniques to keep interviews moving in a positive direction.

You have graduated; you have passed the boards, and you have finally found a practice that is a great fit. The owner is very excited about having you start your career at the practice too. Now, you must walk through the door of that practice, and make your first impression as a "new" team member.

National Report — Sending a resume via e-mail can be as easy as clicking a button. But so can deleting it.

Columbia, Mo. — A ringing bell stops the conversation, capping the get-to-know-you questions and exchange of contact information. On cue, the participants get up and greet another stranger seated at an adjacent table.

Watch for these warning signs and welcome sights to be sure your new practice is a keeper that'll keep you happy.

Philadelphia — The "publish or perish" adage in academia rarely applies to veterinary students, yet college leaders claim carrying out scientific research and having it accepted by peer-reviewed journals can boost anyone's job prospects, even those embarking on a clinical career.

You have graduated; you passed the boards, and you have finally found a practice that is a great fit. The owner is excited about having you start your career at the practice, too. Now you must walk through the door of that practice and make your first impression as a new team member.