The HBE is THE opportunity for students to learn about the fundamentals of practice ownership and veterinary business leadership. This multifaceted program is conveniently designed to fit into a veterinary student’s schedule, allowing the student to learn on their own terms.  It’s also designed to build a community and help students grow their networks by introducing them to other like-minded veterinary business professionals and business leaders from across the profession.

Welcome, Harbor GO Cohort of 2023!

Leaders in Training (LIT) is a topical exploration of the vast terrain of leadership through the metaphorical lens of mountain climbing. Facilitated by two enthusiastic sherpas, Drs. Jeff Thoren and Rob Trimble. The program will consist of monthly 75-minute Zoom calls with topics that are connected to four rotating themes:

• Purpose/Wholeness/Wellbeing
• The Foundational Improv Principle of “Yes, And…”
• Psychological Safety & Extraordinary Teams
• Facilitative Leadership & Coaching Skills

The Student Hospital Immersion Program (SHIP) is a high-impact educational program that embeds business-oriented veterinary students into forward-thinking veterinary practices for a 10-week summer working experience, where the student works alongside the hospital team while taking a veterinary business-centric curriculum. 

The Student Hospital Immersion Program (SHIP) is a high-impact educational program that embeds business-oriented veterinary students into forward-thinking veterinary practices for a 10-week summer working experience, where the student works alongside the hospital team while taking a veterinary business-centric curriculum. 

Each learning module is centered around a Clinical principle that you will use on a daily basis in a general practice setting.  Our team has designated course materials that highlight the key learning points on your chosen subject matter.  At the end of each course module, you will be tested on your ability to retain, comprehend and apply the course objectives to real life case management.   As always, if you need help please reach out to your Mentor or the Externship coordinator for assistance.  Good Luck and enjoy your time with us!

Learn the basics of evaluating a Complete Blood Count, and biochemistry of a veterinary patient

Congratulations! You’re almost done with vet school, but what’s your next step? It’s time to get GO-ing! If you’re graduating May 2023, GO is THE…