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The elective experience at Wishing Well Veterinary Hospital will include a day filled with the opportunity to learn about the "typical" day at a general small animal hospital, which the student will quickly learn is never "typical". We are a busy two doctor practice located in Wayne,NJ, located approximately thirty minutes from New York City in northern New Jersey. Wishing Well is an exclusively small animal practice seeing only dogs and cats. Our schedule allows us to see animals of every life stage, providing service from wellness exams and vaccines and routine blood tests to working up sick animals, and ultimately offering euthanasia if warranted. Surgery is performed routinely three days a week and on an emergency basis if needed. The candidate will have the opportunity to scrub in and assist if desired. Wishing Wel Veterinary Hospital is also proud to care for the working canine force of the Passaic County Sheriff's Department. We love the opportunity to teach and to learn from our students!
General practice with medical and surgical experience with companion animals, pocket pets- bunnies/guinea pigs/ferrets/hamsters/etc, reptiles- turtles/lizards, exotics- sugar gliders/avian
Small animal veterinary mentorship. Creekview Veterinary Center is a member of Buffalo Veterinary Group.
Externs will rotate between all of our doctors and observe (or assist when possible) with their outpatient appointments, field call appointments, surgeries, and after-hours emergencies, experiencing both general practice and referral cases. Externs will assist associate and intern veterinarians with daily clinical responsibilities involved in treating outpatient and hospitalized cases, including assisting in care of hospitalized patients. Our externship provides opportunity for veterinary students to gain a great deal of practical experience in a clinical equine private practice and observe the daily operations of an equine hospital. Externs will have ample time to assist with general anesthesia and surgical observation. Additionally, externs may choose to spend time at our reproductive center (1.5 miles from our main hospital). Services we provide include: Acupuncture, Advanced Reproduction Services, Breeding and Pregnant Mare Management, Frozen Semen & Dedicated Stallion Center, Ambulatory Services, Chiropractic, Dentistry, Diagnostic Imaging including Computed Tomography, Digital Radiography, Digital Ultrasound, High Field MRI, and Video Endoscopy, Elective/Emergency Soft Tissue & Orthopedic Surgery, In Hospital Laboratory (IDEXX Procyte & Catalyst), Internal Medicine, Lameness Evaluation & Treatment including IRAP, PRP, Stem Cell, ProStride etc, Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy, Ophthalmology, Podiatry Center, Therapeutic Laser: Class IV.
We offer a hands-on externship program in small animal general practice that is primarily driven by the individual students primary areas of interest.
CityVet’s externships are customizable programs that are 2-weeks in length where you can work alongside our team and the owner veterinarian to experience real hands-on expertise. We tailor our program to the wants/needs of the student. They may get exposure to surgery, wellness exams, client communication, blood work, diagnostics, technical skills, working through cases with the doctor, etc.
We are a 24/7 hybrid hospital The DVM student will get exposure to General Practice, Dentistry, Radiology, as well as our speciality for Internal Medicine, Surgery, Oncology, and ER
Experience working in a private, 501 (c) (3) non-profit humane society managing the shelter animal population in Charlotte, North Carolina including both felines and canines. The extern will be shadowing and assisting the shelter veterinarian with population management, diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases as well as managing individual animals on a case-by-case basis. The extern will be managing cases such as heartworm disease, parvovirus, ringworm disease, respiratory disease and more. In addition to shelter medical experience, the extern will also shadow and perform high-quality, high-volume spay neuter surgeries of the shelter animals. Lastly, depending on the case load at the time, the extern may be able to partake in the anesthetic planning, surgery and post-op recovery to special surgeries such as enucleations, cherry eye repairs, laceration repairs, tail amputations, front limb/hindlimb amputation, wound repairs and more.
We are a Fear Free Practice that use fear free in all aspects of veterinary practice. We also have the ability to see a lot of same day access appointments, which often require triage/urgent care.
We are a 2.5 doctor general practice that services small animals and exotics. The student will perform exams and be involved with the diagnostics for the patient and order treatment.