Controlling the Chaos in Your Practice
Imagine a day of smooth and predictable business
operations free from chaos. Imagine having the tools and processes you
need to achieve success in your veterinary practice. Imagine no further!
During “Controlling the Chaos in Your Practice,” attendees
will use The E-Myth Veterinarian, by Michael E. Gerber and Peter
Weinstein, DVM, MBA, as a primer to identify why most veterinary
practices are not effective businesses, and why creating systems will
help them get to the next level.
Then theory will become reality as attendees get to see the
tools and processes for creating systems that were developed by the
author and presenter for the workshop.
A copy of The E-Myth Veterinarian will be mailed to
registrants and should be brought to the session. Come ready to take
your practice to levels of success that you did not think was possible!
6 Continuing Education Hours are available.
Presenter
Peter Weinstein, DVM, MBA
After earning his DVM from the University of Illinois,
Dr. Peter Weinstein worked as an associate for three years; then opened
his own practice. While in practice, he earned his MBA to further his
business acumen. As a result of the MBA, he was able to relocate, expand
and sell his practice.
Dr. Weinstein served as President of the Southern California
Veterinary Medical Association and the California Veterinary Medical
Association and is a Past-President for VetPartners, the national
consultants association. Additionally, he acted as Medical Director
overseeing the Claims Department for Veterinary Pet Insurance.
Dr. Weinstein serves as the Executive Director for the
Southern California Veterinary Medical Association. Concurrently,
through PAW Consulting, Dr. Weinstein provides small business and
corporate consulting.
Dr. Weinstein has spoken and written extensively on practice
management, team building, leadership, collegiality, marketing, and
other topics focused on making the veterinary profession better for all
those affiliated with it. Dr. Weinstein is the co-author of The E-Myth Veterinarian, Why Most Veterinary Practices Don’t Work and What to Do About it, published in 2015.