A non-profit organization
Igniting a Cultural Revolution in Veterinary Medicine by Mentoring People Who Care About Pets
NEW VISION VETERINARY IS BUILDING AN INNOVATIVE VETERINARY CAMPUS TO WIN THE FIGHT FOR VETERINARY PROFESSIONALS EVERYWHERE.
(Capital fundraising happening now!)
Cache County Shelter Construction
New Vision Veterinary Campus Building Rendering
The Fight
As veterinary professionals we struggle with the stresses of angry clients, degrading reviews, burn-out, and compassion fatigue, resulting in a potentially toxic veterinary culture.
Watch this short TEDx talk about What Being a Veterinarian Really Takes by Dr. Melanie Bowden showing the real crisis we face.
NO MORE VET PROFESSIONAL SUICIDES
Our profession has the second highest suicide rate of any professional group in the country. Some studies indicate that as high as 1 in 6 veterinarians has considered suicide. Read more.
NO MORE HOMELESS PETS
We are an adoption guarantee facility. This means that EVERY animal considered adoptable by our veterinarians, will be cared for until an acceptable adoption family is identified.
NO MORE STRUGGLING VET STUDENTS
New graduating veterinarians now have an average of $183,000 in student debt.
Veterinary and Veterinary technician students do not have access to good, applied learning experiences.
For anyone interested in learning about the veterinary profession, it is difficult to find paying work that is animal related. Most places want volunteers.
The profession lacks leaders and mentors to guide and encourage future professionals.
Many veterinarians become business owners. Currently there is little, if any, education in veterinary school related to running a business.
NO MORE TOXIC VET CLINIC CULTURE
Most veterinarians (59%) would NOT recommend that their own children or friends enter the profession.
More than half of the veterinarians and veterinary technicians in the profession, feel that a very negative and toxic culture prevails in veterinary medicine today. A true sense of disappointment and lack of hope is a constant theme.
Be a Hero and Join the Revolution
by joining our team
Be part of a state of the art learning facility for veterinarians, technicians, students, interns, and more!
by donating to our revolution
Your financial support helps lost and abandon pets, pet owners in need, struggling veterinarians and students, veterinary technicians and nurses, and the veterinary field as a whole when you join the revolution!
The strategy to win!
OUR PARTNERS AND FRIENDS
USU
Bridgerland
Cache County, UT
MOTYV Academy
OUR BOARD MEMBERS
Dr. Cody Faerber
Dr. Scott W. Carter
Susan Curtis, CVT, CPhT
Dr. Lyle McNeil
Dr. Travis Hill
Darla Clark
New Vision Veterinary Emotional Revolution
Creating tools and modules to support emotional well-being in the veterinary field
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