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ethics definition- moral principles system determining appropriate behavior & actions within specific group 3 kinds of ethics- social, professional, personal ### ethics of working with animals - Human-animal bond - animal rights (OSPCA, Humane Society) - animal abuse/laws protecting animals - animal standards of care ### ethics of veterinary profession - professional ethics - state/ province veterinary practice act - board of veterinary examiners - CVMA - ethics of service to public - professional standards - reporting abuse & public health concerns - hospital responsibilities - consent forms Professional Code of Ethics - behavior standards - helps determine right/wrong - based on moral principles code of ethics: cvma, navta, vhma - cvma (to remember, pronounce it like “seevma”) - navta (to remember, pronounce it like “seevma”) - vhma (to remember, pronounce it like “vee-hama”) # vet team positions ### vet assistant (VA) vet assistant responsibility: assist veterinarian and veterinary technicians vet assistant must excel at the following: restraint, lab skills, patient care, client relations ### vet tech (RVT) vet tech responsibility: - graduate from accred cvma rvt program - passed vtne, follows Veterinary Practice Act Statutes, continuing edu requirements ### vets (DVMs) vet responsibility - several years of professional school - possesses license, continuing edu, diagnoses, prescribes, & performs surgery professional orgs - cvma, aaha, state orgs, specialty ### receptionists Duties: - greets/welcomes clients - answers phone (multiple lines) - accepts payments - makes first impression on client - has hard position within practice - is professional & acts as “face” of clinic ### office managers - oversees receptionist team - may oversee accounts receivable - makes bank deposits & daily reconciliations - must be courteous, friendly, professional - trains front office team members to deal with difficult clients

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