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VEG’s Externship Program gives students hands-on experience in emergency medicine while working right alongside our expert emergency doctors. Students will focus on learning how to effectively communicate with clients, diagnose a variety of emergent conditions, develop emergency treatment plans and collaborate with support staff in a fast-paced environment. If you’re as dedicated to emergency medicine as we are, we’d love to have you!
We are a 7 doctor practice with a 50% small animal and 50% large animal component. We are a very busy practice that does small animal medicine, emergency, soft tissue and orthopedic surgery. We also do a small amount of exotics and equine.Our large animal mainly involves cow-calf and includes ambulatory calls, herd helth protocols, BSE, soft tissue surgery, calvings/C-Sections, routine herdwork etc.
Animal Medical Hospital is a mixed practice veterinary hospital specialized in the good health of dogs, cats and horses. We also may attend rabbits by appointments.
We are a small 3 doctor mixed animal practice located in rural Wyoming. Our office in Kaycee is mixed animal, predominatly large animal. Our Sheridan office is strictly Equine. Depending on the time of year the case load will vary with fall being primarally preg checking, and bangs vaccinating; spring is calving (dystocia/c-sections), foaling and equine repro oriented.
PetIQ believes that all pet parents should be able to provide necessary care for their pets. Our goal is to reach more pets that have not had access to care through meeting pet parents where they are with the preventive veterinary care they need for their pets when they need it. In this externship you will be conducting physical exams, managing minor illness case workup and treatment plans, and educating pet parents.
We are advocates for pet parents, and we believe that all pet parents should be able to provide necessary preventive care that enhances the lives of their pets. That starts by educating our pet parents on the importance of preventive veterinary care—and by giving them convenient access to affordable veterinary services. We believe in transparent, honest communication and doing what’s right for pets, pet parents, our colleagues and partners.
We are looking for dedicated and compassionate veterinary students to gain hands-on experience in preventive and wellness care at our Wellness Centers under the supervision of our employee veterinarians.
Our Wellness Center Teams provide high quality preventive and wellness pet care services including minor medical case management including GI, Urinary, Skin, Eye and Ear minor illness case workup and treatment plans, wellness exams, diagnostic testing, vaccinations, preventive care education and treatments, microchipping and nail trims. Externship goals
Under the supervision of the employee veterinarian:
- Evaluation and management of minor illnesses in cats and dogs: physical exam, diagnostics and treatment for GI, Urinary, Skin, Eye and Ear minor medical conditions
- Perform physical and wellness examinations, blood draws for diagnostic tests, administer vaccinations, nail trims and place microchips
- Consult with pet owners on specific nutrition, preventive healthcare and general care recommendations based on individual needs.
- Demonstrate the ability to design appropriate pet care recommendations for each patient.
- Develop and demonstrate positive clinic team communication and working relationships
- Maintain relevant, comprehensive medical records
- Learn and understand PetIQ medical standards ethical practices
- Attend staff training meetings
- Other duties or functions as assigned
Education Requirements
- 3rd or 4th year student in Doctor of Veterinary Medicine or equivalent degree program from an AVMA-accredited veterinary school
Preferred Qualifications
- Knowledge of physical exam components for dogs and cats
- Understanding of minor medical conditions (GI, Urinary, Skin, Eye and Ear)
- Understanding of vaccine protocols, heartworm disease and prevention in both cats and dogs, flea and tick risks and control
- Good record keeping skills and ability to manage patient records according to relevant guidelines.
- Strong interpersonal skills
- Strong organizational, problem-solving, and analytical skills
Physical Requirements
- Ability to safely and successfully perform the essential job functions consistent with the ADA, FMLA and other federal, state and local standards, including meeting qualitative and/or quantitative productivity standards.
- Ability to maintain regular, punctual attendance consistent with the ADA, FMLA and other federal, state and local standards.
- Must be able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs.
PetIQ is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status, or any other applicable characteristics protected by law
We work on all species. Spring in Montana presents with quite a few bovine caesareans, colic horses and small animal work. There will be medicine and surgery work as it comes in. Students work up to their abilities and all leave with more abilities than when they came! Work is very hands on.
The extern will rotate through 5 of the VWP small animal practices. This gives the extern the opportunity to see medical, surgical, and diagnostic services and learn from the experiences of several different veterinarians.
Production medicine is the application of a wide array of knowledge and skills to dairy herd management with the aim of optimizing animal health and welfare, production, and profitability on the dairy. Dairy veterinarians must utilize this wide variety of knowledge and skills to best serve their dairy clients in a constantly changing dairy economy. Simply diagnosing pregnancy, performing surgeries and treating sick cows will not be enough to maintain the veterinarian's role on the dairies of tomorrow. These are for-credit rotations and students will be evaluated based on their participation and academic performance. To that end, this program aims to increase the proficiency and confidence of veterinary students to serve the dairy industry at a higher level.
Second Chance Animal Services is a non profit organization geared toward helping the underserved community. Our community medicine program offers subsidized pricing to low income families. We offer both sick and wellness appointments. Emergency. Surgery. Dental. Radiology and Ultrasound.
In working general small animal clinic experience including surgery and dental