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The goal of this joint rotation at the Hatfield Marine Science Aquarium Visitor Center (HMSCAVC), Aquarium Science Teaching Aquarium (AQSTA) and the Oregon Coast Aquarium (OCA) is to allow the veterinary student to begin to solidify some of the knowledge and skills required to oversee in the health management of captive aquatic animals. The primary focus of this rotation will be on fish and invertebrate health management, with a smaller portion devoted to birds and mammals.
Our clinic, Piedmont Equine Associates, is located in Madison, Georgia approximately 60 miles
east of Atlanta and 25 miles south of Athens. We are a five doctor practice that offers
ambulatory and in-clinic services including: extensive reproduction services (artificial
insemination, embryo transfer, ICSI, stallion collection/standing, and foaling services), surgery
(a wide array of procedures with the exception of colic surgery), lameness/sports medicine,
internal medicine and intensive care, dentistry, emergency services, and routine preventive care.
Externs will assist in management of hospitalized patients and administering treatments/performing
exams, assisting during surgeries/procedures and during ambulatory calls. The student will be
paired with a veterinarian each day for in-depth discussion of cases and subjects within
the field of equine veterinary medicine. When time allows, journal club is held and the student
is expected to participate by presenting a current article of their interest. Help with weekend
treatments of hospitalized cases is also expected.
Student will have the opportunity to experience the day to day activities and practices of a Mixed Animal Clinic located in a Rural setting.
SAGE Veterinary Centers offers externship opportunities for 3rd and 4th year veterinary students in all of our Bay Area, Ca. locations. Our externs can choose to shadow our doctors in Emergency/CCU or in any of our specialty services, including Anesthesiology, Cardiology, Dermatology, Integrative Medicine, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Oncology Ophthalmology, Physical Rehab, Surgery or Urgent Care. Duration of externships vary from two weeks to one month and is based on doctor availability. For more information, please contact Tracey Hightower, Learning & Development Manager at thightower@sagecenters.com or 925.574-SAGE.
Student will actively take part in small animal general practice including conducting physical exams, assisting in surgery, practicing venipuncture and intravenous catheter placement, review of radiographs, helping to formulate differentials and treatments.
We are a small animal clinic that also specializes in exotics, as well. We have 5 doctors that work at our facility. We used Fear Free concepts when we designed our new facility to help create a less stressful experience for our patients. Students will be able to experience a large variety of cases as well as surgeries. The emphasis at our clinic is placed on client communication and partnering with our clients on care for their pets. We focus on client education and working with them on helping to insure their pets receive quality care. Our surgeries range from your typical procedures (growth removals, OVHs, neuters) to more complex procedures including some orthopedics. Our doctors are supportive and work together to provide continuity of care between patients. Our environment focuses on teamwork and working together. Students would have many opportunities to receive guidance and learn on a wide variety of topics of small animal veterinary clinic. While we see exotics, it is not mandatory that a student participate in these cases; however, if there is an interest they are more than welcome to be a part of these cases. We do see emergencies during our normal business hours; however, they are referred out to emergency referral centers outside of our normal hours.
We are Veterinary Emergency Group, an organization founded on a single mission: helping people and their pets when they need it most. VEG's rapidly growing group of hospitals has revolutionized pet emergency and urgent care with a client-centered approach, rapid response times, and a highly focused-emergency-only staff. With multiple locations, we offer the flexibility, mentorship, and diverse learning experience you want. Our industry-leading compensation, unlimited CE, and growth opportunities are just part of what makes VEG the place for emergency doctors to work.
VEG's Externship Program allows students to gain hands-on experience in emergency medicine while working right alongside our skilled emergency doctors. Students will focus on learning how to effectively communicate with clients, diagnose a variety of emergency conditions, develop emergency treatment plans and collaborate with support staff in a fast-paced environment.
Our Externship Advantage:
- Flexibility: Choose the length of your externship, from a couple of days up to three weeks
- Location: With a rapidly growing group of practices we have multiple locations to choose from (please check our website for an updated list of locations)
- Mentorship: You will be partnered with a senior ER doctor for the duration of your externship
- Housing: Housing and accommodation assistance programs are available as needed
- Focus: As a group of exclusively emergency practices, you will be fully immersed in what emergency medicine truly entails
How to Apply:
To begin the application process, send your resume and proposed dates to our Campus Recruiter, Abby Papakonstantis at abby@veg.vet
We have 3 doctors who see mainly small animal patients, pet pigs, and poultry in the clinic and a large animal doctor seeing equine, bovine, caprine, camelid and ovine patients mostly ambulatory with some in-house appts for all but cattle. We see general medical and surgical cases but also refer to small animal and equine specialists. We are 45 minutes from the University of Minnesota. Large animal caseload is approx. 50% equine,30% bovine, 10% and growing caprine, 10% camelid and occasional ovine.
The Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) Comparative Medicine Unit provides clinical veterinaary care to the laboratory animals used for research, teaching, and testing for 5 state universities in North East Ohio including NEOMED, Kent State University, University of Akron, Youngstown State University, and Cleveland State University. The participating universities utilize a wide variety of different species including fish (multiple species), amphibians (frogs, toads, salamanders), reptiles (snakes and lizards), birds, laboratory rodents, rabbits, sheep, swine, dogs, and non-human primates. The student will have an opportunity to experince the veterinary care and husbandry activities of all of the forementioned species. They will also have an opportunity to work with muliple IACUCs and their oversight of the research programs.
The student will spend time on calls with staff veterinarians. There will be a fair amount of reproductive work as well as various other bovine tasks including record nalysis usind DC305. Some milk quality work as well as office laborartory work depending on scheduling and time of year.