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An externship at Purdue involves daily interaction in the consulting office on clinical cases with the clinicians of the case, clinical pathologists and clinical pathology residents. Externs will learn to critically evaluate cytologic and hematologic specimens as well as laboratory data. Activities that the student will engage in include the resident’s weekly journal club, weekly clinical pathology rounds, large animal clinical pathology rounds and other small group sessions with the residents and pathologists. In addition, frequent seminars related to veterinary medicine are often available to attend. Multiple resources will be available for independent development including cataloged study sets and the veterinary medicine library. Participation in the required senior clinical pathology rotation, which involves small group sessions concerning hematology, cytology and clinical chemistry is also an option. The goal for the externship is to begin building a broad base of experience to continue building upon in the future.
I am a very busy, growing small animal practice in Cincinnati. The student will be exposed to as well as participate in individualized wellness and preventative care, geriatric medicine, surgery, radiology, ultrasound, dental with dental radiographs on all patients, some rabbit spays/neuters, and integrative medicine with acupuncture and some herbs. During the elective, the student will perform examinations and formulate plans as well as perform spay/neuter with owners permission. I am a 1 doctor practice and the student will be directly with me the entire elective.
The extern will be involved in all aspects of wildlife rehabilitation with a focus on sea turtles, native turtles and birds. The extern will assist with husbandry, medicine and surgery and will interface with both our research and education teams. Dr. Norton is board certified in Zoo and Wildlife Medicine. The extern is required to have a small project during their stay and at the end do a powerpoint presentation to the staff.
Our externs will experience what is it like to work in a busy suburban small animal hospital. They will accoumpany our doctors into exam rooms, help work-up sick pets, assist in surgery and help with interpretation of diagnostic results.
Students will work along side the specialists (we have ECC, IM, Surgery, Cardiology-these options are not available to select above) or emergency service to manage hospitalized and out patient cases. They will be involved in physical exam, developing a plan, interpretation of diagnostic tests, client communication.
Overall experience will encompass preventive care medicine, routine surgeries (OVH, castration, cystotomy, enterotomy), dental prophylactic care, medicine in primary care setting
Semi-rural community practice allows us to serve clients from many walks of life and income ranges, unlike the more homogenous suburbs.
Well equipped full service small animal practice plus limited haul in services for livestock and exotcs allow professional interest without the obstetrical emergencies after bedtime and before dawn.
We serve two of the community's shelters with facility visits every Tuesday afternoon.
Two full time and two part time veterinarians from three universities allow a fusion of ideas and perspectives.
One veterinarian certified in acupuncture and spinal adjustment (c,VMA VMST)
Southern Equine Service is a multi doctor practice that specialize in wellness/herd health, sports medicine, internal medicine, dentistry, reproduction, alternative medicine.
Equine management, reproduction
Small animal practice - observe and participate/contribute to a wide variety of clinical material