by Nicole Clausen, CSSGB
After working with thousands of veterinary professionals and inventory managers from across the country as the founder of Veterinary Care Logistics and the Veterinary Inventory Strategy Network, I've come to realize two things. One, as veterinary professionals we need help managing inventory (you are not alone!). Two, there are so many talented, dedicated, passionate veterinary professionals with amazing stories. Join us for the Inventory Nation podcast to hear the stories and voices of vet med AND help manage and control your inventory.
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September 16, 2024
SUMMARY: Welcome back! We’re so glad you can join us for this very special – and very important – episode of The Inventory Nation Podcast. Because she’s been there, Host Nicole Clausen knows intimately how the stress of managing inventory can wreak havoc. That’s why she has chosen to devote this episode to an amazing form of self-care: Meditation. Tune in to learn how to divert high anxiety into total relaxation through the simple act of bringing mindfulness. Our host invites you to take...
September 13, 2024
Episode Summary:Welcome back to another episode of the Inventory Nation podcast! In this special edition, host Nicole Clausen takes you behind the scenes of her first-ever book, "Inventory Management for Veterinary Professionals." Nicole shares her heartfelt journey—from conceptualizing the book to the challenges she faced during the writing process and her ultimate inspiration. The book, designed to be accessible and neurodivergent-friendly, addresses the common struggles faced by inventory ...
June 11, 2024
<p><b>SUMMARY: </b></p><p>“Don’t shoot for minimization or maximization. Shoot for optimization!” So says our expert and co-founder of <a href='https://inventoryally.com/about-us/'>Inventory Ally</a>, Emmitt Nantz, on this episode of Inventory Nation. Host Nicole Clausen welcomes this leader in the field of veterinary operations improvements to explain why Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) is currently a high priority and how systems have evolved to increase efficiencies. In particular this conversation highlights the power of harnessing predictive data analytics to locate that sweet spot we all want when it comes to having not too much, and not too little, but JUST the right amount of inventory. It’s a driver of profit and frees up resources for more important things like pay raises, bonuses and capital improvements to our practices. Learn how tools like <a href='https://inventoryally.com/about-us/'>Inventory Ally</a> and the <a href='https://vetlogic.co/inventory-911-toolkit/'>Inventory 911 Toolkit</a> streamline operations, initiate incremental improvements, reduce inventory reactivity and systematize product replenishment. “We want to strive for perfection because it sounds like, well, perfection,” says Nicole. “But actually what we want to strive for is excellence and (inventory) guardrails are what give us that excellence.” Join our host in welcoming a systems wizard ready to help us take control and strike that balance!</p><p><a href='https://inventoryally.com/about-us/'>Visit this link</a> if you’d like to learn more about <a href='https://inventoryally.com/about-us/'>Inventory Ally</a> or schedule a demo. Start unlocking savings and unleashing your veterinary practice’s full potential today!</p><p>Would you like to learn more about <a href='https://vetlogic.co/inventory-911-toolkit/'>Inventory 911 Toolkit</a>, our step-by-step blueprint to help inventory managers optimize knowledge, strategy and confidence? Click <a href='https://vetlogic.co/inventory-911-toolkit/'>here</a>!</p><p>You can also join our virtual neighborhood for inventory managers and other veterinary professionals for free <a href='https://www.veterinaryisn.com/'>by visiting this link.</a><br/><br/><b>KEY QUOTES: </b></p><ul><li>“Cost of Goods Sold actually has a lot of inefficiencies and lack of predictability built into it already and that’s why (COGS) becomes a key driver in the big picture.” (Emmitt)</li><li>“If you have stale inventory hanging around on the shelf, you’re really taking away opportunities that could do some really cool things in your practice.” (Nicole)</li><li>“If you’re trying to reduce COGS, then we have to make sure we have the full picture first … so I invite you to have a conversation with your accountant to understand where they’re getting that number from and what’s included, what’s not.” (Nicole)</li><li>“If your budget is so restrictive that you almost can’t keep anything in stock, we have bigger problems that we need to address.” (Nicole)</li><li>“Instead of being a target, Cost of Goods Sold is really more of an outcome that we should start to monitor for changes over time.” (Emmitt)</li></ul><p><b>ABOUT OUR GUEST:</b></p><p>Emmitt Nantz is a co-Founder and visionary leader at Inventory Ally, a cutting-edge inventory management software solution designed specifically for veterinary hospitals. By leveraging the latest technologies and industry insights, Inventory Ally equips veterinary teams with the tools they need to achieve unparalleled efficiency, cost savings, and improved patient care. <br/><br/>Learn more about Inventory Ally or schedule a demo at: www.inventoryally.com</p><p><b>FOLLOW OR CONTACT US:</b></p> <p><a href='http://www.vetlogic.co/'>Website</a> | <a href='https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-clausen-cssgb-ccfp-cvbl-121397143/'>LinkedIn</a> | <a href='http://www.facebook.com/veterinarycarelogistics'>Facebook</a> | <a href='https://www.instagram.com/veterinarycarelogistics/'>Instagram</a></p>
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