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A locally owned small animal, multi doctor/multi office practice that has been in business since 1967. Opportunities with us include a diverse case-load from routine care to advance medicine and surgical cases. We see dogs, cats, and if interested, a variety of exotic companion animals. Direct guidance of licensed veterinarians with a combined total of over 100 years experience ranging from new graduates to well established individuals. Our team includes a board certified general practicioner. The experience will include collecting and evaluating samples, creating treatment plans, assist in soft tissue, orthopedic and dental procedures. Opportunities are taylored to individual's desires. We value teamwork, lifelong learning, communication, sense of humor and compassion for both our patients and eachother.
At Ashland Animal Clinic, we are a general practice that provides a comprehensive learning experience at a moderate to fast pace. Students will enjoy the benefit seeing a large variety of patients and disesase processes. We perform routine and non routine surgeries Monday through Friday. Beyond basic diagnostic abilities, we offer in-house bloodwork, digital radiology, abdominal and thoracic ultrasound, and dental radiology. Avian and exotic patients are seen occassionally.
This program is a private practice ophthalmology service providing medical and surgical services to cats and dogs.
NEEMSC is housed in a 34,000 square-foot facility that includes two full surgical suites, a medical exam room (ophthalmology, cardiology, ultrasonography, and endoscopy), a neonatal intensive care unit, digital radiography suite, full service laboratory, a large general exam and main treatment room, medicine barn with stall space for 8 inpatients and ICU care, surgery and lameness barns with stall space for 18 horses, a lameness evaluation area on hard footing as well as a covered lameness evaluation area on soft footing, and a 4-stall isolation unit. A new and separate imaging center houses nuclear scintigraphy, CT, and MRI for cases requiring advanced imaging techniques for comprehensive lameness and neurologic evaluations.
Our externship program is structured to be an invaluable learning experience for undergraduate, technician and veterinary students. We make every effort to expose students to various aspects of equine veterinary medicine while allowing as many “hands on” opportunities as possible.
Small animal medicine and surgery in referral setting.
Students will be able to rotate through the specialties of their choice while spending time at our hospital. They will have exposure to an abundance of specialty and ER cases. Case responsibility will be limited to student experience and clincian preference.
The extern can expect to have a wide variety of experiences depending on the time of year. We will provide hands on experiences including assisting with diagnosis and treatment of cases. Assistance with daytime and evening emergencies is a great way to learn. We have rounds weekly but all doctors discuss cases daily as needed and you will participate in these discussions. We will attempt to provide a well rounded experience but will also allow some time for the extern to putsue their interests.
Student will work in a 24 hour ER/Specialty hospital.
Student will shadow a licensed veterinarian inside exam rooms, treatment area and surgery room and assist when needed.