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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Inspired to change your industry? Want to pave a new path? On today’s episode I talk to Dr. Jason Johnson about his journey as a young outdoorsman and vet enthusiast to becoming the youngest veterinarian school dean in history and reimagining what a curriculum should be to create a more market relevant graduate.
We’re exploring:
- Jason’s path to veterinary medicine and becoming the youngest dean in history
- What a theriogenologist is and why he was electro-ejaculating bulls the day after graduation
- Moving out of his comfort zone as a private practitioner to finding a stride for teaching
- The opportunity he seized to build a new curriculum in the Caribbean
- Receiving a call to establish the newest vet school in the country and why this was so revolutionary
- The motivation Jason had to create a brand new curriculum and the amazing results that brought for his graduating classes
- How he built a new platform for success while creating a sustainable business model
- Getting recruited to be the Global Chief Medical Officer for IDEXX
- What attracted Jason to move to the corporate space and finding alignment in the values of his new company
- How he found traction to offer virtual care for pets through the VVCA
- The elements he believes are essential for vet students to succeed
- Jason’s dreams for the future and what he would tell his younger self
- And more!
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