For Practices

New veterinarians need & deserve
good mentorship

For a small monthly fee, new veterinarians can pick up the phone and get peace of mind, which clearly translates into:

Less stress for everyone on your team

Client and case retention in your hospital

Increased revenue for the practice

Employee retention

“One of the top reasons a new graduate veterinarian leaves their first practice is a lack of mentorship. In a time where clinics are struggling to maintain a full staff, offering mentorship can make a difference in attracting and retaining young veterinarians.”

— Boatright, 2022

IN THIS DAY AND AGE,
YOU CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO HAVE CHIRP

Many practice owners offer mentorship and guidance for their new hires. However the literature shows...

  • Employers lack adequate training and resources to supervise new graduates.

  • There is a poor return on investment for owners to mentor new graduates themselves.

— Gates, 2020

Provide mentorship to keep cases in house

As a new veterinarian, it is very easy to become overwhelmed. As a result, many cases are referred out of the practice unnecessarily.

Practices cannot afford the mentality of “I'm just going to refer this case out..."

The annual cost of referring cases out is enormous:

Approximate revenue lost 
in first 3 months by referring out
a diabetic or renal failure case

$2,500.00

Cost of referring out
3 cases
per month

$7,500.00

Average annual practice loss
solely from initial workup
and management

$90,000

KEEP REVENUE IN HOUSE

Chirp Mentoring Subscription Plan

Custom plans available. Consultations average 10 to 20 minutes. There is no time restriction; however, we ask that you limit your consult to 2 cases or topics per call.

Chirp vet mentoring subscription plan