
Tune in for inspiring stories from your colleagues across the profession. You’ll hear from guest veterinarians about the journeys, challenges—and often hilarious anecdotes—that got them to where they are today. Come away with a fresh look at our veterinary community and a renewed excitement to embrace your veterinary journey.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 433 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Dr. Kirsty Husby, an equine surgeon with an MBA in Organizational Leadership who will soon be pursuing her PhD in Leadership Studies, is our guest this week. She shares how setbacks and career pivots ultimately shaped a more meaningful definition of ... more
Dr. John Younker, MBA, a veterinary practice consultant, speaker, mentor, and former practice owner, is this week's guest. From launching his veterinary career during the aftermath of a recession to building and eventually selling a thriving multi-pr... more
Dr. Jen Quammen, current AVMA president, relief veterinarian, chief veterinary officer of Otto, and co-founder of Veterinarian Coaching, is our guest this week. She shares how embracing a portfolio career allows her to have a 'telescopic' perspective... more
Dr. Diana Thomé, small animal practice owner and chair of AVMA's House Advisory Committee, is our guest on this week's podcast. She reflects on her journey from new graduate associate to practice owner at the same clinic, highlighting the importance ... more
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Great podcast with wonderful career and personal advice for all aspiring and professional vets!
My Veterinary Life is a fantastic way to hear the stories of many different veterinarians in our profession and to learn from their unique (and yet relatable) experiences. Co-hosts Marci Kirk and Annie Chavent offer their own perspectives in relation to what is shared with a lightness and humor that make these conversations fly by. I was interviewed on a recent episodes and it felt like a conversation with old friends! I highly recommend this podcast to those old or new to the veterinary profess... more
As a practicing veterinarian, I love the idea and diversity behind this show. However, with at least half of the episodes, the sound is typically off. Usually it’s the interviewee and their volume is so soft that you sometimes can’t even make out the words they are saying. Just wish the audio was a little better quality.
I love the wide variety of veterinary guests showcased in this podcast demonstrating how versatile a veterinary degree can be. The icing on the cake is the delightful personalities of the cohosts, who always find a way to connect with their guests.
Marci and Anna have a great rapport with each other and their guests. They're not afraid to get into tough territory like exploring gender and racial disparities in the veterinary field. There's plenty of amusement to be had, and it's an overall interesting podcast experience. Go check it out!
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This show spotlights veterinarians at all stages of their careers, from private practice owners and specialists to academics and policy advocates. Across episodes, listeners hear career journeys, leadership lessons, and practical guidance on navigating non-traditional paths within the veterinary world, including entrepreneurship, telemedicine, public policy, and organizational culture. A recurring thread is turning clinical skills into broader impact—whether through industry roles, advocacy, or mentoring the next generation—and the conversations frequently blend professional insight with candid anecdotes that illuminate the realities of veterinary life. Noteworthy strengths include a strong emphasis on leadership, mentorship, diversity and ... more
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Recent guests on My Veterinary Life include:
1. Dr. Kirsty Husby
2. John Younker
3. Dr. Jen Quammen
4. Dr. Diana Thomé
5. Derek Maxwell
6. Dr. Emily Talkington
7. Dr. Amanda Donnelly
8. Emily Singler
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