One of my favorite hats to wear is that of a controller. I have a passion for animals and dogs especially. So, why not combine the two things I love right?Since I didn't realize that I should have been a vet, I now work with vets. Veterinarians are so overloaded with not only seeing patients but also trying to run their clinics. And they didn't go to veterinary school to become controllers. Some veterinarians have decided that their only way out is to sell to corporations. Some don't mind it and welcome the opportunity to just do what they love... being veterinarians. But others feel that selling to a corporation seems more like they would be back to working for someone else again. If you still want to be the owner of your clinic and be independent, then I can help you accomplish that.Have you ever considered using a virtual controller, allowing you to go back to being a doctor and having someone take over your administrative duties? You set the goals... I get them accomplished. Imagine getting your clinic's P&L statement every month on time. A cash flow statement in your email every week. • Accounts receivable were collected • The inventory was profitable• The payroll was reviewed and processed • Restocking orders were put through • Shelves were kept full • The patient's med needs were met...All done while you were attending patients.Labradoodles!... You are a veterinarian again! No longer an administrator. Isn't that what you spent all those years and all that money to get your degree?