Inside Vetstoria: Features to Save Time and Manage Staff Shortages

Increased pet ownership is a great thing and we’re here for it – but adding staff shortages to already overwhelmed practices is a tough one to crack. Veterinary software aims to make this burden easier, such as providing solutions like automated appointment scheduling that reduces call volumes and the bottleneck at reception, in turn helps to save time.

In this webinar, James Cooke, Product Innovation and Integration, and Victoria Deamer Smith, Client Advocacy manager at Vetstoria will take you through best practices in saving time and staying productive during staff shortages and how you can make the most out of Vetstoria to ensure your practice is efficient.

Finbarr is an advocate for animal welfare and legislative change, working several years as the ISPCA’s consultant veterinary surgeon advising on Dog Control measures throughout the country. In 2005, he chaired a working group whose report was the basis of the 2010 Dog Breeding Establishment Bill. He continues to advocate passionately for animal welfare reforms and currently serves as the Secretary of EuroPetNet & Manager, IVC Ireland while managing Beaufield veterinary clinic.

James has been in the veterinary industry for over 15 years, starting as a veterinary Nurse and moving on to being a practice manager. Before joining Vetstoria, James worked for a few of the renowned software giants in the veterinary industry.

Victoria, Client Advocacy Manager at Vetstoria, is responsible for supporting veterinary practices on a day-to-day basis. A Registered Veterinary Nurse, Victoria has experience working within the practice environment and understands the challenges faced by practice staff especially struggling to save time.