Ethos Updates

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

Spotlight on Jessie Brown, LVT Director of Blood Banking  Veterinary medicine professionals like Jessie Brown, LVT, director of blood banking at Ethos, are making life-saving differences every day. A leader in veterinary blood bank programs, Jessie has spent over 20 years in veterinary medicine with the last 10 focused on improving access to life-saving blood

From December 9-13, Ethos Discovery hosted its 3rd Annual Summit, uniting veterinary professionals across the Ethos network to explore groundbreaking innovations in research. This year’s event showcased studies that are reshaping the future of veterinary medicine, driven uniquely by asking Ethos’ clinical staff: What do you need to improve patient care? Ethos Discovery stands at

We are thrilled to welcome Julie Noyes, DVM, PhD, MA, MS, to the Ethos Innovation and Clinical Learning & Development team as our Learning Innovation Lead. With her extensive experience and deep connections within the veterinary community, including valuable work with Ethos and VetBloom, Julie is well-positioned to make a lasting impact in shaping the

At Ethos, we believe that a strong company culture is more than just a buzzword—it’s the foundation of how we work together, support each other, and grow as a community. Over the years, the idea of company culture has evolved. Today, it’s about creating meaningful connections, fostering trust, and ensuring every team member feels valued.

The Ethos Veterinary Health Specialty Advisory Board (SAB) convened fall meeting focused on collaboration, innovation, and the future of veterinary medicine. Guided by its mission to serve as the clinical voice of Ethos that fosters a collaborative community committed to cultivating best practices and driving innovation, the SAB is a group of dedicated medical leaders

This month, we gathered in vibrant Kansas City for our annual Mentor Training Summit, bringing together over 30 dedicated mentors from the ABVP, internship, residency, and ER Immerse programs. The event was a powerful reminder of the vital role mentorship plays at Ethos, as we celebrated our accomplishments and set the stage for future growth.

At Ethos, we believe that excellence in veterinary care goes hand-in-hand with the dedication and compassion of our team members. This year, we are thrilled to recognize the individuals who have gone above and beyond in their roles with the first-ever Veterinary Nurse Champion and CSR Above & Beyond Awards. These awards highlight the commitment,

We are proud to share that Dr. Tracy Hill, our director of science, has co-authored a groundbreaking article with global experts: Clinical Guidelines for Fecal Microbiota Transplantation in Companion Animals. This important work provides veterinarians with essential guidelines for implementing fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT), a promising, minimally invasive procedure that transfers feces from healthy donors