Project Vetspan

Your clinic is losing good people

The durable Vet Blueprint can stop it
The durable Vet Blueprint can stop it

Burnout isn’t just emotional — it erodes productivity, | | destabilizes teams, and quietly
drains profitability. | | Without a durable system, the cycle repeats.

A no-pressure 30-minute call for clinic leaders serious about improving
retention and stability

The durable

Vet Blueprint

can stop it

The Financial & Operational Cost of Burnout
Is Rising

Burnout and turnover are costing your clinic more than you realize.
It’s time for a system built to prevent breakdown — not band-aid solutions.

Losing one DVM costs ~$195k–$260k

Losing one Vet Tech costs ~$59k

Burnout reduces hours before they quit

Injuries increase absenteeism

THE REAL PROBLEM

Burnout Isn't a People
Problem — It's a
System Problem

Most clinics rely on appreciation weeks, CE lectures, or wellness events. These are thoughtful efforts — but they don’t create lasting change in daily reality for your staff.

  • High cognitive load

  • Emotional intensity

  • Physical strain & injuries

  • Leadership fatigue

Your team doesn’t need another talk. They need a | | better system.

WHAT’S INSIDE THE ASSESSMENT

What You’ll Learn in Your Assessment

Identify weak link

Analyze burnouts & turnover drivers

Determine fit for cohort or full install

This is a 30-minute strategic call designed for practice owners, medical directors, and hospital managers — not frontline staff.

WHO THIS IS FOR (AND NOT FOR)

FOR

  • Practice owners

  • Lead DVMs

  • Medical Directors

  • Hospital Managers

NOT FOR

  • Vet Teachs

  • Assistants

  • CE-seekers

  • Clinics wanting a talk

  • No leadership structure

ABOUT AARON

Meet Aaron Shaw

A clinician-turned durability strategist helping veterinary teams perform at their best — physically, emotionally, and culturally.

30 years across OT, S&C, and clinical coaching, working with high-performance and high-stress professionals.

READY TO GIVE US A TRY?

Let’s Explore What Durability
Could Look Like in Your Clinic

Not ready to commit? No problem — the call is for clarity first, recommendations second.