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Jake Geis

DVM

Jake Geis practices veterinary medicine at Sioux Nation Ag Center in Freeman, S.D., and raises cattle with his wife, Carolyn, also a veterinarian, in northeast Nebraska. He can be reached at [email protected].

Jake’s Recent activity

How do I price my farm calls?

Jul 31, 2019

The ideal solution may be to "blend" a time charge with a mileage charge.

3 steps to teach clients limitations of antibiotic therapy

May 21, 2019

Improve your clients' understanding and make your job easier.

A good nutritionist is your best friend

Mar 06, 2019

Partner with one, hire one, pay one, but get the valuable input from a good nutritionist to help your practice.

Help your clients navigate BQA requirements

Oct 04, 2018

Upcoming packer requirements for BQA training may spell opportunity for feedyard veterinarians.

How to change recommendations without losing credibility

Jun 25, 2018

Don't be afraid to change your mind, but explain well to your clients why you changed.

Diagnostics or no diagnostics: That is the question.

Mar 06, 2018

We need to justify the expense and reason for diagnostics before we run them.

How to disagree with a client

Oct 27, 2017

The challenge of such conflicts is to guide the client to understand your recommendation without offending.

Help clients build recordkeeping systems

Sep 01, 2017

If we can show our clients how to keep better health records, we should see increased profitability and more job satisfaction.

Retaining new hires Part II — create a professional environment

May 22, 2017

Some good tips are be a mentor, give earned praise, build workload slowly, support family and life issues.

To retain new hires, hire right the first time

Mar 15, 2017

Two factors unique to beef practice can help you select a successful, long-term employee.

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