VCC.Academy has been 20 years in the making. Our curriculum has been built through trial and error and real life application. We have worked to develop a training methodology that can help veterinarians of all skill levels learn to communicate more effectively in your day-to-day practice. You'll not only build more confidence in yourself but your clients and staff will have more confidence in you!
Through consistent practice, our time tested curriculum will help you create habits that will develop a productive practice culture. Learn proven strategies for effective communication and you'll gain key benefits for:
Dr. Brett Bingham, DVM
Chief Vision Officer / Founder
In the early years of Brett’s veterinary practice, he learned the hard way that unintended bad communication can derail your best intentions. Through trial and error, he developed a communication course for himself and his veterinary team to develop confidence and success in the exam room. You can learn these powerful principles too. When great communication practices are put in place AND practiced regularly, you will see consistent growth, happier clients, and better job satisfaction.
Corey Smith, MBA
President
Corey has come to veterinary medicine from a truly non-medical and non-veterinary path. With early roots in 4-H and, as a youth, owning 4 horses, 2 ponies, 2 dogs, 1 cat, 1 sheep, a whole slew of rabbits, and even a giraffe (that’s a story for another day), Corey is decidedly not a veterinarian. He’s a businessman, marketer, and talented coach. Whether he’s coaching in business, marketing, or helping leaders understand how their personality affects their interpersonal and client relationships, his goal is to help leaders be the best they can be.
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