Bring Back the Fun: Leadership, Grit & Real-World Mentorship | Ready Vet Go
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Are we training vets to lead—or to chase grades? How do we build grit without burning out?
Host Dr. Dani Rabwin sits down with Dr. Peter Weinstein for an energizing deep dive into leadership, resilience, and bringing the fun back to vet med—without skipping the hard stuff. Perfect for new grads, students, and anyone building healthy, high-trust hospital cultures.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- The origin story of a “leadership guru”: lifelong follower → practice owner → MBA → mentor
- Why fear kills growth—and practical ways to reframe risk while staying safe/ethical
- Grit vs. burnout: modeling mistakes, normalizing failure, and building psychological safety
- Pass/Fail & PBL: how assessment models shape collaboration, confidence, and readiness
- Communication > memorization: how to find answers fast and build client trust
- Why 3+ DVM teams accelerate learning and reduce stress
- Servant leadership: bottom-up culture, listening first, empowering teams
- “Fun injectors” that boost morale without lowering clinical standards
Who this is for
- Early-career veterinarians & interns
- Veterinary students (any year, any track)
- Mentors, medical directors, practice owners
- Hospital managers & team leads building resilient cultures
- Faculty/curriculum designers exploring PBL & pass/fail
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro — leadership, grit & bringing the fun back
03:14 Follower → leader: ownership, MBA, mindset shifts
08:52 Fear vs. growth: safe steps to try procedures and learn in public
13:40 Modeling mistakes: the mentorship exercise that unlocks grit
18:05 Pass/Fail & PBL: teamwork over perfectionism
23:47 Communication as a clinical skill: trust, clarity, outcomes
28:21 Multi-doctor advantage: daily consults, faster learning, less stress
33:09 Culture design: servant leadership + bottom-up ideas
38:12 Make it fun: low-lift rituals that raise morale
42:30 Action list for new grads: day-one leadership moves
Resources mentioned
- Leadership onboarding programs at vet schools
- Organized vet medicine pathways: local VMA, CVMA/SAVMA, VetPartners
- Ready Vet Go mentorship packs, small-group role-play & skills training
Ready Vet Go — because mentorship matters, and vets shouldn’t have to go it alone.
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Contact: info@pacificlensstudios.com
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