Recently we got to enjoy each other's company away from the office at a cookout at Dr. Curie's farm. Have you ever seen a better looking group of people? We enjoyed fried perch and homegrown chicken and about 10 different side dishes. Then there was bocce ball and cornhole and a walk to Dr. C's lake. Ok, that last part ended in getting soaked by a little rain shower, but it was still fun! What a nice way to spend a Sunday afternoon. A big thank you to my "other" family for making my life better! (left to right: Leanne, Kate, Carly, Ashley, Amber, Christine, Amy, Dr.V. / In front: Sue)
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Veterinary Medicine: It's a people business Part 2
Today I want to talk about another group of people who make coming to work fun every single day of the week. That would be the staff of The Country Doctor. I have worked at three different veterinary clinics over my 23 year career in veterinary medicine and 14 of those years have been at Country Doctor. I have worked with many excellent people over the years, but I can honestly say that the group of people I work with right now are the best! Dr. Curie has assembled what I commonly refer to as the "dream team". From the receptionists to the veterinary assistants/technicians to the office manager, every single person here is caring, dedicated and hard working. I have so much respect for every person and the job they do. It is very cool to have so many intelligent, smart women all working together. I love how everyone wants to learn more. That is a great personality trait for anyone. I love coming to work knowing that I have highly skilled veterinary assistants and techicians to help me care for my patients. Because I have worked at other clinics, I know the high quality of care that patients receive at Country Doctor. It just knocks my socks off.
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I agree what a great group of people!
ReplyDeleteWhat I love so much about this blog is it is like hearing from a good friend. The way you write is so down to earth I look forward to reading the posts, hearing about the pets, the practice, the shelter, the town and so on.
ReplyDeleteYour blog reminds me very much of the show: News from Lake Wobegon. The little town where "all the women are strong, all the men are good looking, and all the children are above average."
I love this blog and I love coming here for a visit. Keep up the great work.
Don, thank you so much for your kind comments. ~DrDi
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