How to be high-touch in a high-tech practice

Is technology de-personalizing the veterinary profession, or can we learn to use technology to enhance the care that we're focused on providing?

The veterinary profession has always been a highly empathetic and hands-on field. But as the world becomes more technology-driven, this same technology has been integrated into both the delivery of clinical medicine and many client service aspects of practice. How can veterinarians effectively utilize technology and continue providing personalized care?

During this session, Dr. Peter Weinstein will explore:

How to be high-tech while providing high-touch care
High-tech resources available to enhance the patient experience
High-tech resources available to enhance the client experience
Why you need high-tech to succeed

Dr. Peter Weinstein

Dr. Peter Weinstein attended Cornell University undergraduate and the University of Illinois to receive his DVM.

He worked as an associate for three years before opening his practice.

As he was running his practice, he identified the need for increased business acumen to make his practice successful so he attended University of Redlands to receive his MBA. As a result of the MBA, he was able to relocate, expand and sell his practice to a corporate consolidator.

Dr. Weinstein provides consulting via his company, PAW Consulting.

Currently, in addition to consulting and advising he is teaching business and finance at Western University of Health Sciences College of Veterinary Medicine.

He co-authored with Michael E Gerber, “The EMyth Veterinarian- Why Most Veterinary Practices Don’t Work and What to Do About It”.