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Relief veterinarian in texas
small animal wellness, high volume surgical experience (primarily spay and neuter, however some specialty surgeries -enucleations, amputations and mass removals).
Student will be paired with one of our experienced Medical Directors to shadow and assist them throughout their work day. Student will get a wide range of experience in our full service small animal hospitals including surgery (featuring surgical lasers), dentistry (including dental radiographs), ultrasound, and radiology.
From website: http://www.ruralareavet.org/about.php
The Rural Area Veterinary Services program combines high quality direct-care veterinary field clinics with clinical experience for future veterinary professionals to expand access to veterinary care and improve the health and welfare of animals in underserved rural communities.
OUR VISION: An inspired veterinary profession with the knowledge and skills to provide the best possible care in any setting and the commitment to extend that care to all animals.
For more than two decades, the Rural Area Veterinary Services (RAVS) program has worked to expand access to veterinary care in underserved rural communities where poverty and geographic isolation make regular animal health services unavailable.
RAVS’ veterinary teams have treated more than 135,000 animals, providing a range of services valued at more than $26 million - all at no cost to the clients or communities we serve. In addition, our field training programs have provided life-changing service-learning opportunities for more than 8,200 veterinary and veterinary technician students and professionals.
The RAVS program expands access to animal health resources via three interconnected approaches:
- Direct care veterinary services provide immediate response to relieve suffering and promote animal and community health.
- Clinical training and mentorship for veterinary professionals and students to increase awareness of the issues, provide relevant clinical experience and empower individuals to help shape effective solutions.
- Community development support and project facilitation builds local capacity for community-based animal care resources and sustainable service programs.
New England Equine Practice offers a rigorous, post-graduate internship for veterinarians. Two interns share the responsibilities of a multi-specialty equine referral hospital, rotating on a two week basis between in-hospital and ambulatory roles.
While on the in-hospital rotation, the interns will be present for the admission of all emergencies, with initial direct supervision of the attending veterinarian. Interns have the opportunity to directly manage the care of all hospitalized patients with direct mentorship from the hospital director, averaging 25 cases per week. Direct participation in all aspects of equine care at the referral level, with one-on-one education from all veterinarians in the practice, including medicine, surgery, sports medicine (including nuclear scintigraphy and MRI), regenerative medicine, reproduction, neonatology and neurology is experienced. Interns are invited to scrub in on all elective and emergent surgeries, including colic, arthroscopic and orthopedic procedures.
Ambulatory rotation allows the interns to serve (initially with direct supervision, later transitioning to independent operation with back-up always available) as the 24-hour on-call veterinarian for all emergencies. Interns perform a full range of scheduled appointments and have the opportunity to perform duties with each of the practice's seven veterinarians, gaining experience with a wide range of horses and clientele. While on the ambulatory rotation, the intern serves as anesthetist for all surgical cases.
East York Veterinary Center would be honored to host any veterinarian extern. We have the capacity to provide hands-on learning and support of our amazing profession in a clinical setting for preventive medicine, internal medicine, surgery, husbandry, and many other skills and knowledge bases.
We are a GP practice, that currently has 3 full-time DVM's- Overall extern experience is getting to know people / doctors / workflow / caseload, and the culture of the practice.
Externs are encouraged to be involved in cases and perform and interpret diagnostics alongside their mentoring veterinarian. If opportunity allows, students are encouraged to scrub in and assist with surgery and other procedures as deemed appropriate by the mentoring veterinarian. We have extensive diagnostic and treatment capabilities including an in-house laboratory, basic and advanced monitoring equipment, digital radiography and ultrasound
Companion animal medicine and surgery. Also ER experience at Our after hours hospital.
Diagnostics and surgery in a small animal orthopedic referral practice with a board certified surgeon. Seeing about 80 new cases each month and operating about 50.
2 week externship in emergency and critical care department
Two weeks will be spent shadowing doctors at VCA McClave. Our staff doctors are assigned either appointment receiving, surgery and dentistry or urgent care and our externs will rotate along with their assigned doctor. A 40 hr week is expected M-F with a possibility of weekend accommodations if desired (not expected). Multiple opportunities for following inpatient and outpatient cases, client communication with hands-on opportunity as cases allow. Externs are expected to be present for patient examinations with the client, conduct their own exam, develop a problem list and a plan and as time allows, follow up on a case. Externs are encouraged to observe surgeries and scrub-in if indicated and become familiar with prophylactic dental cleaning and radiology. Students are able to participate in all aspects of treatment and hospitalization, if any.