AVMA CEO speaks at Animal Health Summit
Data collected nationwide reveals that demand for veterinary services is begin to normalise, with Dr. Janet Donlin, AVMA CEO noting: “That means clinic visits, new patients, and new clients appear to be gradually returning to prepandemic levels with evidence of growth in demand that is more in line with what we have seen in the past." Speaking during the KC Animal Health Corridor’s 18th annual Animal Health Summit (AHS), held August 26-27 in Kansas City, Missouri, she also stated that “We believe that introducing a midlevel position is unnecessary, would be detrimental to the quality of care animals receive, and presents risks for food safety and public health. The addition of a midlevel position would mean someone who is not a veterinarian could be diagnosing, doing surgery, prescribing, and that is very worrisome."
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