Surviving Veterinary Medicine Dr. Narda Robinson

Thanks for joining us this past year while we were figuring out not only how we'd survive COVID, but also survive veterinary medicine. Well, we did both, and now we're on to living life and creating a new and better "normal". Before we sign off, Salem Edoff has some words of wisdom he'd like to share. Watch the video on the CuraCore YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAF63UTcOq8

When Dr. Kristin Doust first moved to Australia, she hadn't planned to build a rehabilitation center for injured koalas, but that's exactly what she did. Learn more about her work with these melt-your-heart creatures at Back to the Bush Koala Rehab. Paving the way for others to follow, Dr. Doust is setting new standards in wildlife medicine by including science-based medical acupuncture. Visit Back to the Bush Koala Rehab on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Back-to-the-Bush-koala-rehab-109446330588597/ or Instagram back_to_the_bush_koalas

In this podcast, Dr. Narda Robinson interviews three professionals who have spent most of their careers in wild and exotic animal work: Dr. Lisa Wolfe, Dr. Jolynn Chappell, and Nancy Howard, former District Wildlife Manager in northern Colorado. Life's too short to be stuck in a practice that bores you. Veterinary medicine makes room for those of us who weren't born to be stuck inside.

You do you, and shake things up as necessary. In this podcast, Dr. Narda Robinson speaks with Dr. Wendy Harley about strategies for surviving veterinary medicine without losing your mind or betraying your heart.