Ethos Updates

Twelve-year-old Nisey, a sweet Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, first came to Red Bank Veterinary Hospital (RBVH) in August 2024 with a heart murmur due to chronic mitral valve disease. Her condition had slowly progressed to the point where medical management alone was no longer enough. But Nisey’s story took a life-saving turn thanks to an

At Ethos, journal clubs are a core part of how we support clinical excellence. Many of our veterinarians and technicians participate regularly — some in specialty-specific groups like anesthesia or surgery, others as part of our training programs.  Today, Ethos supports a growing portfolio of journal clubs across a wide range of specialties, including anesthesia,

As part of the Ethos Veterinary Health network, Southeast Veterinary Oncology & Internal Medicine (SEVO) in Jacksonville, Florida is a leader in science-driven specialty care. At SEVO, scientific discovery isn’t just encouraged — it’s embedded in the culture. That’s why the team actively participates in clinical studies through our Science team, ensuring pets have access

At Ethos Veterinary Health, we’re revolutionizing what it means to be an intern or resident in veterinary medicine. From a curated didactic curriculum for rotating interns to the development of the nation’s first competency framework for veterinary radiology training, we are building exceptional pathways for veterinarians seeking advanced clinical education.  Our commitment goesbeyond clinical exposure.

Tracy Hill, DVM, PhD, DACVIM (SAIM), Director of Science at Ethos Veterinary Health, is helping to shape the future of veterinary medicine through clinical research and innovation.  Before joining Ethos in 2024, Dr. Hill built a distinguished career in academia. With a bachelor’s degree in biology, a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), a PhD in

The American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP) Symposium is right around the corner, and Ethos Veterinary Health is excited to be a Platinum Sponsor of this important event in the veterinary community. Whether you’re aiming for ABVP board certification or just want to stay at the front of emergency and critical care medicine, this symposium

Excellence in veterinary medicine doesn’t happen by chance — it’s built through continuous learning, collaboration, and a commitment to the highest standards of care. At Ethos, Medical Excellence ensures that our hospitals have the latest medical knowledge and best practices, driving innovation and improving patient outcomes across our network.  “Medical Excellence is all about advancing

Women’s History Month is a time to honor the countless contributions women have made in shaping our world. What began as a single day of recognition — International Women’s Day on March 8 — expanded into a week-long observance in the late 1970s. Finally, in 1987, Congress federally recognized Women’s History Month, ensuring that the

At Ethos, we believe in fostering growth and success—not just for our patients but for our people, too. Our referral programs are a core part of how we build an outstanding team. Whether you’re part of our team or simply know someone who would thrive at Ethos, we encourage you to refer them today! The

Psychological safety is a crucial concept for teams and leaders who want to build a positive, welcoming culture where everyone can thrive, learn, and grow. When individuals feel “safe” expressing themselves—whether asking questions, sharing ideas, or admitting mistakes—they experience psychological safety. It means they know their contributions will be met with an open mind, and

Dr. Eric Owens, a board-certified veterinary cardiologist, is the newest member of the cardiology team at Nashville Veterinary Specialists (NVS) in Nashville, Tenn. Dr. Owens, together with Dr. Kiira Rodriguez and the NVS interventional cardiology team, recently reached a major milestone as Dr. Owens successfully performed his first surgery since joining the practice. The procedure

It is generally accepted that, in order to provide good quality work, we need to keep our knowledge up to date, mainly through continuous education courses, reading articles, etc. However, some of the diagnostic procedures, historical and physical examination findings or laboratory analysis that we have learned during our veterinary training and after graduation have