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The student will be immersed in all aspects of the practice of clinical medicine in a private practice setting. The extern is expected to perform all medical diagnosis, treatment, procedures, and surgical tasks associated with daily private practice. Practice management will also be included in daily duites. The student will be expected to partcipate in all of these activities on a daily basis in a hands on manner and will be working in collaberation with dedicated doctor to enhance proficiency in all tasks encountered.
Duties will consist of performance of routine immunizations, diagnosis/treatment of illness, and all surgical procedures presented through the clinic on a daily basis. Students will be challenged to participate in every aspect of daily practice.
To understand and learn the workings of a full service small animal hospital. duties will include assisting with medical cases, procedures, surgery, and client interactions. students are expected to show progress in knowledge based on cases presented and participate in discussions regarding cases and during rounds. this experience is hands-on and interactive in order to prepare students for life in real world work place.
Hands on experience in a busy Toledo practice.
The student will be expected to shadow and participate in case discussion and manangement in a busy, 3 doctor, small animal practice. If time and experience allows student will be allowed to participate in surgeries and assist in any surgical and dental procedures.
Working closely with 2 board-certified ophthalmologists. Observing clinical cases in a busy outpatient facility.
Observing all surgical procedures.
CityVet is a busy, urban small animal and exotics practice in the heart of Dallas, TX. This practice sees many small animal medicine and surgery cases as well as exotics such as rabbits, guinea pigs, lizards, snakes, birds, and pot-bellied pigs. Students will get to experience dentistry with radiographs and extractions, surgical cases from routine spay/neuter to GDV repair and splenectomies. We offer full imaging services from radiographs to ultrasound. CityVet also focuses on wellness and preventative medicine with a client-centric model.
Our hospital is a private referral surgery practice. Student will shadow appointments with surgeons, assist in exams, scrub and assist with surgical procedures. Reading and preparing for the cases scheduled for the following day is necessary. There are two board-certified surgeons present in the clinic and one board-eligible surgeon. Student can spend time with any of the surgeons on the staff during rotation.
USDA VSGP (Veterinary Services Grant Program).
•Enhance the dairy cattle medicine training you receive at your home institution with this unique opportunity!
•Attend the world renowned dairy cattle well-being and production medicine training center in Wisconsin - learn from the best herd troubleshooters in the business.
•Develop the skills you need to enhance the services you can offer clients from day 1 in private dairy cattle practice and become a valuable asset to your new clinic.
4 week (Core Skills) and 2 week (Advanced Technique) offerings to 4th year dairy veterinary students.
The UBC Animal Welfare Program is dedicated to improving the lives of animals in research, agriculture, and other areas through research, teaching and public outreach. During their rotation, students will be able to work with animal science faculty members and graduate students on current research projects in the areas of dairy cattle welfare, welfare of animals used in research, wildlife-human interactions, welfare of companion animals, and stakeholder views on animal welfare and policy. In the process, students will learn about animal welfare research study design, implementation, and the impact this research has on public policy and animal husbandry practices. Additionally, students will have the opportunity to live and work at the UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre where approximately 500 animals are used for research as well as milked and housed in a typical modern dairy farm setting. At the Dairy Centre, students will also work with faculty, staff, and students on current research projects and learn more about dairy cattle welfare, research, and dairy herd management.
Student will shadow licensed veterinarian in every aspect of their workday including appointments, internal medicine diagnostics, treatments and surgery. With guidance and supervision student may be asked to perform minor procedures at clinician's discretion.