Dr. Jessica Vogelsang discusses the newest findings in veterinary retention and attrition. She is joined by Dr. Andy Roark as they dive into the American Animal Hospital Affiliation’s new white paper, “Keep Please.” Collectively, they discover each anticipated and sudden insights gathered from a survey of over 15,000 veterinary professionals. Tune in to find the explanations behind the departures and commitments of veterinary professionals, and what these traits may imply for the way forward for the veterinary subject.
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LINKS
AAHA White Paper: https://www.aaha.org/practice-resources/research-center/white-paper-form-the-path-to-increasing-retention-in-veterinary-medicine/
All Canine Go to Kevin by Jessica Vogelsang: https://www.amazon.com/All-Canine-Kevin-Every little thing-Veterinary/dp/145555491X
Jessica Vogelsang on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicavogelsang/
Uncharted at HiVE in Minneapolis: https://unchartedvet.com/conflict-management-training-navc-hive/
Dr. Andy Roark Examination Room Communication Device Field Course: https://drandyroark.com/on-demand-staff-training/
Dr. Andy Roark Swag: drandyroark.com/store
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ABOUT OUR GUEST
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang is a famous veterinarian, internationally acknowledged speaker, and bestselling writer of All Canine Go to Kevin. She serves because the Chief Medical Officer at AAHA and is the founding father of Pawcurious Media, established in 2009. An early adopter in using the web for veterinary functions, she efficiently constructed a web based group, influencing a whole lot of 1000’s of pet house owners globally. Her achievements embrace launching a number of veterinary manufacturers and founding the Veterinary Telemedicine group in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. Moreover her function at AAHA, she is an energetic board member of the Mark Morris Institute and the Veterinary Digital Care Affiliation.
EPISODE TRANSCRIPT
Dr. Andy Roark: Welcome everyone to the Cone of Disgrace Veterinary Podcast. I’m your host Dr. Andy Roark. Guys, I’m right here with the one and solely Dr. Jessica Vogelsang saying she is the chief medical officer on the American Animal Hospital Affiliation or AAHA because it’s typically known as. She is right here speaking with me a couple of new white paper that AAHA simply revealed.
Put it, put out, it’s known as, formally it’s known as Keep Please. It’s a retention attrition survey about why individuals depart the occupation, why they depart the clinic. Are they fascinated about leaving the clinic within the subsequent 12 months? And are they fascinated about staying? In the event that they’re staying, why are they staying?
What makes them wish to keep? And so we’ve got this very nice dialog about why individuals depart the occupation and why they depart their clinic after which why they don’t depart and what issues. And so it’s simply type of the tip of the iceberg, however I believe it’s a extremely good dialog to begin fascinated about what individuals care about and the way will we preserve individuals? How will we preserve them in our observe? How will we preserve them in our occupation? So anyway, that’s what we’re speaking about. It’s a good time. Let’s get into this episode.
Kelsey Beth Carpenter: (singing) That is your present. We’re glad you’re right here. We wish to enable you in your veterinary profession. Welcome to the Cone of Disgrace with Dr. Andy Roark.
Dr. Andy Roark: Welcome to the podcast, Dr. Jessica Vogelsang, how are you?
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: I’m nice. How are you doing?
Dr. Andy Roark: Man, I’m good. It’s so good to see you. Is that this your first time on the Cone of Disgrace podcast? I believe it’s.
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: Sure, it’s!
Dr. Andy Roark: That’s wonderful.
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: I bear in mind you again whenever you have been doing YouTube in your basement.
Dr. Andy Roark: Precisely. Effectively, that’s the place I’m, that’s the place I’m recording now, previous YouTube studio in my basement. I used to be pondering you realize, I at all times type of mirror again on after I met those that I interview. I met you in like, 2012, I believe, and we have been on the Starbucks in San Diego, and I, I reached out to you as a result of I used to be an enormous fan of you, and also you have been writing, you have been writing your weblog, Paul Curious, and that is when blogs have been actually blowing up on the web and all of that type of stuff, and it was a very long time in the past.
Dr. Andy Roark: It was a very long time in the past. It was a special world. There was no TikTok. It was all simply writing blogs on Fb. And also you, you’re such an exquisite author. You, I at all times loved your perspective a lot. You’ve gotten a ebook. It’s considered one of my favourite veterinary books. It’s known as All Canine Go to Kevin. And so anyone who desires sort of a enjoyable it’s, it’s enjoyable, trustworthy learn on, it’s type of a humorous have a look at, at vet medication and also you’ll type of your life as a normal practitioner and I simply, I extremely advocate it.
So anyway, you at the moment are onto larger, bolder issues. I’m not saying higher as a result of I actually favored your weblog, however you’re on to greater, bolder issues because the Chief Medical Officer on the American Animal Hospital Affiliation.
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: That’s proper.
Dr. Andy Roark: And I noticed you lately, and I used to be asking you about this initiative that I’ve seen from AAHA that I wished to sort of break down and I didn’t understand what a giant hand you had in it once we first began speaking.
So AAHA put out a white paper. It’s a retention attrition survey. It’s known as Keep Please. It’s a— it’s a survey mechanism for AAHA hospitals all about principally worker retention and what makes individuals keep and what makes individuals depart. And so let me, let me simply type of pause right here for one second and sort of hand it over to you for a second. Inform me somewhat bit in regards to the survey. Inform me about what it does. Inform me about what it was meant for.
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: That’s an excellent query. In the course of the pandemic, McKinsey put out a giant survey known as the nice the nice attrition sort of learning all of the various factors that make individuals depart their jobs or make them wish to keep. And so our CEO Garth Jordan got here to us. We’ve been interested by doing a little analysis anyway and stated, what do you guys take into consideration this, modifying this for a veterinary viewers. And I stated, I’m in, as a result of what we had by no means seen up till that time was a survey that asks individuals not solely why are you leaving, however asking them why are they staying? And we hadn’t cut up it up by job roles. So we determined if we’re going to do that survey we actually have to get info from individuals.
What job function do you have got within the clinic? And we broke it down into six completely different teams. And likewise the opposite factor that was extremely essential to me was to incorporate individuals within the survey who left as a result of that was the opposite narrative that I believe had been on the market was that individuals depart by alternative. Reasonably than I’m actually, actually unhappy to go away and I actually don’t wish to.
And so we actually wished to incorporate these individuals. I used to be actually impressed to take part within the survey. Once I was on the mothers with the DVM encouragement convention, that’s Julie Busby’s convention that she does yearly. And I used to be taking a look at this room of mothers, a lot of whom had left the occupation and
I believe I had been type of overwhelmed down and disheartened pondering the occupation doesn’t need me again. They’re not making a home that’s constructed for me. And that made me actually unhappy as a result of I’d been there too. This concept that I wish to stay right here, however this isn’t a livable scenario for me. So what can we do to make it higher?
And that was actually the Genesis for me of desirous to be concerned on this survey. And we have been so excited once we put it out, we usually get About 2 to three,000 respondents for a typical survey. We had 15,000 individuals. You couldn’t cease individuals from responding. That they had quite a bit to say.
Dr. Andy Roark: Yeah, that’s wonderful. So I like this, I like this assertion, not making a home that’s constructed for me. Speak to me somewhat bit about that. So, in order that’s type of, I completely perceive. Julie Busby does an excellent job. Her mother’s with a DVM convention. I’ve heard fantastic issues about it. Inform me somewhat bit extra about sort of what the home isn’t constructed for me.
Did that bear out within the survey outcomes? What does that type of seem like whenever you say it?
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: Yeah, you realize, I, I believe and once more, I’ve been out for some time, however I bear in mind going by way of vet college and that there’s a specific amount of assumptions. Proper? Like in the event you’re going to vet college, you wish to personal a observe and, and that’s what you’re going to do. And what does proudly owning a observe seem like?
Effectively, how does that bear out in your life? And type of a set of assumptions, possibly that you just’re not the first caretaker for somebody that you just’re not going to have these different challenges or obligations in your life that you’ll at all times put veterinary medication first each single time in each scenario for the whole thing of your profession.
And if you’re not ready to try this. For some motive, be it short-term or everlasting. you’re out, proper? You’re out. And when you’re out, you possibly can’t come again. So, so there’s this, all of those competing narratives that veterinary medication is just allowed to be part of your life in the event you’re keen to commit 100% to it.
And, you realize, whether or not or not that’s true, I don’t know, however that was, that was at all times type of how I felt. And after I was in conditions in my life the place I wanted to take a while off to handle relations as a result of I had a child. It was at all times type of this sense of disappointment. Nice. , one other one bites the mud slightly than like, cool, you realize, we’ll see you in six months.
We’ll see you in, in a 12 months whenever you’re prepared to come back again larger and higher. And so we’re doing a significantly better job of, I believe, permitting those that flexibility and serving to them see that there’s a spot for them, however for my part, it was very arduous one. It wasn’t that we’ve got as a occupation ever constructed that home for them. Like they needed to combat. We needed to combat our approach again in and say, I’m nonetheless right here. I nonetheless have one thing to offer, boss.
Dr. Andy Roark: Effectively, it, it completely is smart and I, and I like that this type of impressed you to, to type of take note of the voices of the individuals who had, who had left the profession or left, left the occupation or left their jobs and that, that, that absolutely is smart to me. Was that bared out within the outcomes whenever you have a look at attrition knowledge, Jessica?
Is that sort of the suggestions that you just began to see? Inform me extra sort of about what this, inform me extra, I suppose, about why individuals depart. Yeah. Yeah.
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: So it’s fascinating. Now we have the info damaged down type of as a monolith after which damaged down by job roles. And so whenever you dig in, we had 15 various factors. The explanations individuals depart far and away, and this shouldn’t shock anybody. The primary motive individuals depart is trigger you’re not paying me sufficient.
, I, I, I can’t survive on this. And likewise unsurprisingly, though it was the highest issue for just about everybody, it was the highest issue by orders of magnitude for our credential technicians. And among the, among the issues that they stated within the survey, just like the quotes you get again would, would break your coronary heart.
, like I, I, I, I like this occupation, however I’ve to eat. I can’t preserve stealing peanut butter from the deal with jar within the again as a result of I can’t afford groceries. I’m like, Oh my gosh, what, what’s flawed with us that, that we’re doing that? And so it actually type of bolstered a story to me that, Persons are aren’t leaving as a result of I made a decision the sphere wasn’t proper for me, or I didn’t adore it.
I left as a result of there may be an untenable scenario. So the opposite elements we don’t work as a staff. , I don’t really feel appreciated. The management isn’t caring. that every one of these high elements are related throughout job roles, simply in several completely different levels of significance. Nevertheless it provides us a extremely clear blueprint for if you need individuals to remain, you realize, listed below are the issues that that it’s essential to try this it’s essential to make higher for them so that they gained’t wish to depart.
As a result of most individuals And so we, so we requested them, you realize, are you planning on staying? Why are you planning on leaving? Why? And in the event that they stated that they have been planning on leaving within the subsequent 12 months and 30 % of the respondents stated, I’m fascinated about leaving and we all know statistically 25 % of them really do 25 % turnover on this occupation throughout all job roles, which is big.
However you requested them what they wished to do, and most of them have been in search of one other job throughout the occupation. Only a few individuals have been like, I’m out, you realize, they have been in search of both a job in one other clinic, however half of them have been doing that. And the opposite half have been saying, I’m in search of a job in business.
So individuals have been simply actually, we’re tied. We’re tied emotionally to this vet occupation. Individuals don’t get into this for a similar motive that individuals go into different jobs. Like there’s a deep emotional connection to the work that we do. Individuals discover it very significant. And so after they depart. I believe most of us try actually, actually arduous to nonetheless preserve a finger in it.
Now, you don’t put years and years of your life right into a occupation to go away after 5 years, however that’s what’s occurring with our technicians. The typical size on this subject is 5 years. Like how that’s, that’s not good.
Dr. Andy Roark: Yeah.
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: That’s a giant drawback. Effectively,
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Let’s get again into this episode.
Dr. Andy Roark: Have been there large drivers that have been function particular? So, so I completely perceive that, you realize, there’s principally the identical type of drivers they usually’re type of re prioritized throughout roles, however whenever you say that pay is an orders of magnitude bigger concern for our credential technicians, that, that tracks to me.
Have been there different gadgets like that the place you stated this function particularly is being disproportionately impacted by this issue or, or was it in any other case largely simply type of a reorganization of, of The, the overall elements.
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: I believe far and away, you realize, the, the pay is, is the massive one. And so, , what which means is as quickly as you get that half sorted out, proper, then you have got much more leeway to determine what the remainder of the elements are. So it’s one thing that was actually fascinating to me was whenever you have a look at retention elements the highest three retention elements for affiliate DVMs and credential technicians, they map completely one to 1.
It is a cohort of people who find themselves in it for a similar causes and care for a similar causes. So significant work, fashionable medication workers works as. And so the factor that was completely different was that we’re not , the affiliate DVMs for essentially the most half weren’t saying, I can’t afford a automotive. , that’s the type of factor that our credential technicians have been saying, however their consideration elements have been very, very related.
These are those that have been very motivated by the identical issues. And the opposite factor that basically, actually jumped out to me was speaking about, Your, your CSRs and, and help workers, the skilled growth was an enormous retention issue. And oftentimes after I’m presenting this analysis or speaking to to teams, I’ll say, what number of of you supply persevering with training or skilled growth in your CSRs?
And a fraction, a small fraction of the room will increase their fingers. And so the types of issues that we have been listening to from them is it. Clearly, I’m not on this for the cash. I may make the identical amount of cash at at a grocery retailer or a retail job and possibly be quite a bit much less anxious. I’m on this as a result of I adore it.
However in return, I might actually love in the event you would assist help my skilled growth so I could be higher at my job. There’s very particular job particular roles. And I wish to I wish to do higher. Assist me.
Dr. Andy Roark: Yeah, Yeah, that, that, that absolutely is smart. What’s it? What do you suppose it means Jessica, when, when, you realize, quantity three, the workers works as a staff? Do you get inside into, like, what, give me an instance of what that appears like when a workers works as a staff versus after they don’t. Is that everyone is, is working off type of a unicor–, a uniform remedy protocol?
Like we’re all sort of practising the medication, like, is that, is that, is {that a} office tradition response? What do you, what do you suppose which means?
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: Yeah. I’m so glad you requested that truly. And I swear this wasn’t a plant everybody. We really simply had a gathering about that this morning and attempting to determine how we are able to analysis that extra as a result of we have been fairly intentional once we requested that we didn’t outline it. And so the individuals who responded all had one thing completely different of their heads.
So now we type of have a framework for the subsequent white paper. What does that imply? Workforce primarily based medication is a really particular outlined self-discipline particularly on the human facet. And I believe there are some teams in vet med which might be actually beginning to choose at that. However we’ve got quite a lot of work to do with a purpose to outline what which means.
For me personally, it’s about making a tradition that’s household centered observe, proper? You set the affected person and their relations on the heart of each resolution that’s made after which everyone else is supporting that. And so everyone on the periphery has to determine learn how to work collectively to help that versus, I believe, among the ways in which we possibly heart ourselves proper now
in, in that call making course of or how issues perform within the clinic. So it’s only a very completely different mind-set, however we’re going to spend a while teasing that out.
Dr. Andy Roark: Yeah. That, that. That absolutely is smart. I simply suppose, I believe it’s whenever you get suggestions like that, I typically say, what precisely does that it, does it look the identical for everyone? So, so we’ve talked a bit about, about type of the explanations individuals depart and we speak a bit in regards to the causes that they keep.
I, I, I like the concept the, the vets and the techs each, each are high three are the very same. That, that absolutely is smart to me. I believe, I believe, you realize, it’s humorous with a significant work as primary, I see as we’ve had type of company teams transferring into vet medication, and all company teams are completely different, however I’ve seen battle in that approach the place there’s quite a lot of quite a lot of firms will use type of operations language to attempt to speak to the medical doctors and the technicians and it doesn’t go effectively as a result of they’re not right here to hit your operation numbers.
They’re right here for a way more type of heartfelt goal. And it’s simply that has been a communication like battle that I’ve sort of seen again and again within the final couple years. So that absolutely tracks primary for whenever you begin type of taking a look at this stuff, you realize, one of many issues in regards to the survey that I believe is fascinating is, you realize, what do you do with it and the place do you go along with it?
Are you able to speak to me somewhat bit about, you realize, I do know lots of people are listening as a result of they’re like, effectively, you realize, I wished to listen to about retention within the observe and what can I do? How can I assess my very own observe and what can I do to attempt to, to attempt to preserve individuals right here? Are you able to speak to me somewhat bit about, about finest practices?
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: Yeah. And that is all, it’s so early phases when it comes to the work that we’ve got to do. So, you realize, at AAHA, our entire goal and mission is to simplify the journey to excellence for veterinary practices. So it’s not about hitting a mark or hitting a brass ring. It’s about doing higher day by day. And so what we have to do and what our challenges as a company is, once more, we’ve got this info in entrance of us.
What subsequent? So how will we assist individuals no matter whether or not you’re a observe supervisor who desires to assist their staff perform higher or whether or not you’re possibly a brand new grad attempting to determine is that this, how do I work out what the suitable job is for me? What questions do I have to be asking my interview? I wish to construct out a device set that assist individuals discover all of these issues.
So you realize what to ask for as a result of everyone knows learn how to ask for wage proper now. I believe it’s, you realize, on the very least we’ve achieved a greater job at serving to individuals ask for that. However as we all know now, that’s just the start as a result of there are tons and plenty of people that picked a job that paid essentially the most.
Who’re wretchedly depressing that there’s different issues that matter. How are you aware learn how to ask for these issues? How are you aware learn how to decide whether or not or not you’re going to have the ability to get them on the job that you just’re at? So it’s, there’s quite a lot of work forward of us, nevertheless it’s energizing. It’s so energizing to me.
Dr. Andy Roark: Do you suppose that it’s attainable to show those that? I’ve been fascinated about this quite a bit as a result of, you realize, after I work with observe house owners and you realize, they’ll be speaking about recruiting or hiring veterinarians, no matter. And it seems like so many individuals include a wage quantity and that’s it. Like, that’s all they acquired.
It’s like, I don’t know what else you do, however that is the monetary quantity. And it’s simply, it’s fascinating to look and to say, I’m not, I’m not shaming anyone for a wage quantity they arrive with however. However I, I don’t know that that quantity is basically what will make individuals comfortable versus the tradition of the place that they’re working, different issues like, like day without work to help the persevering with training help, all of these kinds of issues.
And I don’t know, it’s, it’s type of a nuanced dialog, however I nonetheless, I proceed to see those that maintain so tightly to the cash and I believe whenever you leap again to what we have been speaking in regards to the very starting, once we have a look at the variety of, one motive that individuals depart, I believe that justifiably there’s, there may be concern about cash in vet medication and what individuals receives a commission.
So once more, I’m not, not attempting to knock that, however I, I’ve been rolling round quite a bit attempting to have good, productive, nonjudgmental conversations about what makes individuals comfortable and observe past wage. However I don’t know that there’s a great way to method it.
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: Effectively, it’s not an both or dialog, proper? It’s a sure. And so it’s essential to have a residing wage and it’s essential to have these different issues. And that’s a part of the problem as a result of I don’t, you don’t essentially know the way a lot you want one thing till you’re in the course of it. So a few of that’s time and expertise.
I believe mentorship and we’ve got so many nice packages on the market which might be beginning to assist individuals perceive and develop that having a mentor who can possibly enable you get some readability on that may be tremendous useful. And one of many different issues that basically jumped out at me as one of many elements that we requested about for people was flexibility.
And the one group the place flexibility was a high consider retention was affiliate DVMs. And you realize, you possibly can theorize about why that’s, however that’s a bunch and I’m pondering once more in regards to the mothers on the DVM group. That’s enormous. Do individuals even know to ask for that? Is it one thing that you realize you’re going to need in, in your job or profession?
And so these are all of the conversations that we nonetheless have to be having. And so how do you supply that? In case you are a staff, that’s actually happy with what you must supply. And since we hear that on a regular basis, I can’t compete with the salaries that possibly one other clinic on the town is providing. How do you assist individuals perceive?
How do you quantify the worth of the remainder of it? And it’s not about, you possibly can’t actually put a greenback quantity on these issues. So I believe we’ve got to begin telling these tales and discovering these individuals who, on the finish of the day I believe significant work is the toughest factor to quantify. That’s going to look completely different for you, for me, however we’ve got to be asking ourselves what makes life significant, and to me, you realize, the rationale that that I like being in vet med.
And the rationale that each time I acquired kicked out, I got here again, it’s like, there’s nothing else I wish to do. Significant work to me is doing something to honor that human animal bond. So after I was within the clinic, my purpose was to guarantee that that, that pet and that proprietor left. That that by some means enhance their final result, proper?
Meaning quite a lot of various things. And there’s quite a lot of issues that should go to play to make that occur. And so now at AAHA, I would like individuals to remain on this occupation and discover worth and discover which means in it and being in a company the place I’m in. The flexibility to assist inform these tales and elevate these conversations that’s significant to me.
Dr. Andy Roark: Yeah, it sounds prefer it seems like you have got quite a lot of type of subsequent steps, you realize, with this, with this program as we have a look at it.
It’s it And humorous, you realize, you and I talked about with you, what’s it imply once we say the staff works effectively collectively? I believe you possibly can equally simply ask, you realize, what does it imply to have significant work?
Like, do do is that uniformly outlined? I’m certain it’s most likely not. However speak to me somewhat bit. The place do you see this going? Jessica? Like, what are type of the subsequent steps? The place does this analysis take you?
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: Yep. So, subsequent steps for us are beginning to construct out a few of these, these instruments for individuals. And so asking individuals, determining which of this stuff will we wish to deal with first? What do individuals want? Who’s the viewers that we’re attempting to offer these instruments to, proper? And I believe employers and workers each have a special set of instruments that they want.
So we’re going to be speaking to individuals and discovering out what’s the primary factor that you just need assistance with proper now could be understanding what understanding what teamwork appears like is a giant one. So I believe we’re most likely going to go in that course, serving to to quantify what What their pay means.
That’s very difficult to do for lots of various causes. However simply serving to individuals perceive, you realize, we did a separate survey a pair years in the past the place we have been asking everyone within the staff. What do you suppose your technicians make? What do you suppose they need to make? And what do you wish to make?
And so for the overwhelming majority of technicians, what they have been asking for wasn’t like twice what they have been making. They’re saying I would like 5000 extra. I would like 5000 extra, which, you realize, whenever you have a look at what it prices to lose a very good technician, it’s going to be much more than that. So even simply beginning with a few of these fundamental conversations, do you even actually perceive what the issue is and what it’s essential to do to unravel it within the brief time period or long run?
So. In order that’s a extremely lengthy reply to a brief query, however this can be a lifelong, like, I may write out the remainder of my profession simply attempting to determine what all this implies.
Dr. Andy Roark: I’m going to place hyperlinks within the present notes, everyone to the white paper. You’ll be capable of examine that out. I’ll hyperlink to the AAHA web site simply so individuals can can have that. Jessica, the place can individuals comply with you on-line?
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: I’m on LinkedIn quite a bit, so be happy to look me up there. I like to have conversations and speak with people about all of this stuff. It’s actually grown as I, as a result of I do know Andy, once we first once we first met on the Hilton or wherever that was you have been simply asking me learn how to get on Twitter. That’s how way back it was.
Dr. Andy Roark: How, yeah, how, it’s– there’s new factor known as Twitter, actually interested by it. Yeah yep It was that, again in a a lot easier, extra naive time on-line.
Dr. Jessica Vogelsang: So now we’re all LinkedIn.
Dr. Andy Roark: Effectively, thanks a lot for being right here. Guys, thanks for tuning in and listening. Maintain yourselves, everyone!
And that’s it. That’s what I acquired for you. Thanks a lot for being right here, everyone. Because of Dr. Vogelsang for being right here. She is an expensive longtime buddy of mine.
I’m so glad to get to have her on the podcast. Anyway, guys, handle yourselves, everyone. Be effectively. I’ll speak to you afterward.
