by Michael Linardi | May 8, 2019 | Veterinary
In Veterinary School, future veterinarians are taught the “Hard Skills” of Veterinary Medicine. The anatomy and physiology of animals, surgery techniques, how to diagnose, how to restrain an animal, how to do a thorough physical examination. But the other Skill Set,...
by Michael Linardi | Jul 6, 2017 | Veterinary
I was at one of my clients a few weeks ago. This is a typical 4 doctor, Small Animal Veterinary practice. They had a very difficult day the previous week which all could have been avoided if a system was in place, communicated to all and followed by all. It was a...
by Michael Linardi | May 5, 2017 | Veterinary
In his book, The Advantage, Patrick Lencioni reveals the importance of alignment and clarity in any organization. If Veterinary Practice Owners, managers, and the leadership team can create a sense of alignment and clarity within their practices they are well on...
by Michael Linardi | Nov 3, 2016 | Solutions for Success, Veterinary
This month’s “Solutions For Success” question! QUESTION FOR NOVEMBER I’m an Associate in a wonderful practice. I love my clients, the quality of medicine we deliver and, for the most part, our team. But there are some members of our team who are very toxic. They come...
by Michael Linardi | Dec 19, 2015 | Veterinary
This is a recent picture of Dr Dean Tyson and I leading a 3 hour workshop at UPenn Vet School. We’re facilitating a year long “Barth Communication Excellence Series” designed to give the students the tools and training to enhance their “Soft Skills”, now called...