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Kimberly Pope Robinson, DVM , CCFP

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Kimberly Pope Robinson, DVM , CCFP

Session: October 17-18, 2020 Webinar | Interactive Live Wellness Retreat

Topic: Finding The Path To Honor Ourselves As We Live the Veterinary Oath

Dr. Pope has been in veterinary medicine for over 20 years, practicing in both the large and small animal sectors. Her broad career experience has provided her a unique understanding of the stresses involved with maintaining a career in this industry.  She now dedicates her time to a movement she developed called 1 Life Connected.  Which provides wellbeing support for the profession, through 1 on 1 coaching, developing customized team events, author to “The Unspoken Life”, and as a dynamic international speaker.

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