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Student will be immersed in busy, full service private hospital providing general care to pet dogs, cats, rabbits and the occasional other small mammal.
Schedule will consist of seeing patients on an outpatient basis with a small population of patients requiring in hospital treatment over several days. Although emergencies of practice's existing clients are seen during working hours, we do not provide after hours emergency care. Hours are 8 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday.
Surgeries are performed several days a week and include all typical elective procedures and dentals. Other surgeries regularly scheduled include gastropexies, lateral suture repair of cruciate ligament ruptures and rabbit spays and neuters.
Student will be shown how the staff interacts and how the flow of care is creates in order to have patients well and sick care met.
Student will be involved in seeing patients and helping to determine care under the supervision of Dr. Scibetta and associates. The weekly schedule will mirror that of a typical associate along with a typical caseload. Most days will consist of seeing a combination of well and sick out patient visits with time each week to work on special diagnostics (ultrasounds) and one full surgery day.
Immersion in clinical and surgical dermatology in small animals.
Opportunity to observe clinical practice in a busy high quality multidoctor small animal hospital in a downtown environment
Out externship is a well rounded experience encompassing time on a variety of specialties including but not limited to Internal Medicine, Surgery, Oncology, Neurology, and ECC. Behavior and Sports Medicine/Rehabilitation are also available. The extern will be expected to attend daily rounds and participate in case workup under esteemed guidance.
Columbia Pike Animal Hospital & Emergency Center was founded by Dr. Davis Hall in 1975. Over the years we have grown from a single doctor practice to a 24 hour General and Emergency practice with over 30 doctors. We have had a successful internship program for 8+ years. We are the largest privately owned practice in Northern Virginia, seeing an average of 84 cases per day and performing 8 surgeries a day. Our hospital has a Vimago CT scanner, state of the art ultrasound, full in house labs, digital xray, etc. Externs are welcome to spend time with a GP doctor in appointments, on our emergency service, and/or with our surgery team depending on what you prefer. Externs also participate in our weekly intern rounds as well as any other intern events(wet labs, guest speakers, spay/neuter days) during their stay. We offer a visit to the local Wolftrap Animal Rescue for interested students as well. For more information visit our website at https://vet-ready.com/externship-program/
Students work with their assigned doctor to reach their experience goals, students are expected to come ready to learn with objectives and questions for the doctors and specialists
Kalmbach is a feed and production operation with multiple species including commercial egg laying pullets, layers, sow and meat-type hogs. The student will have the opportunity to spend time with each of these live animal divisions production & technical staff, as well as the staff veterinarians, to develop a well-rounded understanding of each production system as well as the role of a veterinarian in this type of practice setting.
Haskell Valley Veterinary Clinic is a 5 doctor full service small animal practice. The primary practice is Olean New York and an outpatient satellite Clinic is located in Bradford Pennsylvania. The Courtney will be a rotating in both facilities and spend time with all the doctors and will get the opportunity to experience the services provided. Special interests that she has will be emphasized as possible.
Small animal general practice and urgent care facility offering Dentistry/digital radiology, endoscopy, ultrasonography, surgery, urgent and wellness care
-Student will be involved in incoming pathology cases here at the Indiana Animal Disease Diagnostic lab working with senior pathologists and the poultry medicine resident. This includes necropsy, ancillary diagnostics, and histopathology.
-Field visits to both commercial and backyard producers to assess flock health, management, and biosecurity.
-Work on extension articles for publication and be listed as an author.
-Gain experience in the different lab sections at the animal disease diagnostic lab to become more familiar with clinical bacteriology, serology, parasitology, molecular diagnostics, and histopathology