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Why feedback?
Empowering modern veterinary education and work
VetNebula builds education support tools that empower veterinary learners, educators, and professionals with the feedback knowledge and skill-tracking they need to thrive. Our platform brings together clinical excellence and workplace transformation, helping veterinary teams bridge the gap between where they are and where they need to be.
Feedback sits at the heart of effective education, healthy team dynamics, and professional growth. Yet it’s often one of the most challenging skills to give and receive. At VetNebula, we’re building tools that make feedback clear, actionable, and embedded in the learning process—so it becomes a natural part of veterinary education and practice.
What we do
Our platform supports:
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Learners → Understand progress, track competencies, and build confidence.
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Educators → Deliver meaningful feedback and implement best practices in teaching.
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Administrators → Monitor skill development across cohorts, ensuring learners meet critical benchmarks like EPAs, DOPs, and competencies.
By intentionally combining feedback training with skill-tracking, VetNebula helps teams strengthen communication, foster psychological safety, and improve outcomes—for learners, patients, and clients alike.
Our vision
We believe veterinary education should prepare professionals not only to diagnose and treat, but also to lead, collaborate, and thrive. By embedding feedback and growth into the fabric of clinical education, we’re shaping a healthier, more sustainable profession—where teams feel safe, supported, and empowered to deliver outstanding care.
Our founder
Koranda Walsh, DACVP, DACVIM, is an Associate Professor of Clinical Pathology at Rowan University. With over a decade at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, Koranda brings deep clinical expertise and a passion for feedback, communication, conflict resolution, and leadership training. Her vision drives VetNebula’s mission to elevate veterinary education and transform the workplace culture of veterinary medicine.