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General practice mixed animal clinic. Hands-on experience with medicine cases, surgeries, client communications and interactions, and business ownership.
Externs will get to observe exams and procedures performed on client owned large animals that will include: bovine and equine reproduction, lameness exams, diagnostic testing, and preventative medicine. Depending on the student’s interests and comfort level, he or she can practice his or her skills on our own private herd. Experiences may include: equine dental float, bovine reproductive exam, phlebotomy, and injections. Students will also be taught how to properly input and complete EIA and CVI forms both online and on paper. Additionally, students may chose to spend time in our small animal clinic participating in physical exams, vaccinations, and working in the in the lab. Students will also practice reviewing radiographic studies.
To shadow and assist small animal practicioners and be allowed to participate in technical procedures and assist in dentals and surgeries within the limits of the Florida State Veterinary practice laws. The stated supervisor will discuss and plan the "experience" with extern prior to beginning and will designate specific veterinarians to assist in the experience.
The goal at Equine Services is to provide students with an opportunity to learn and gain knowledge in many aspects of equine medicine outside of the university setting. We strive to be as hands on as possible for our veterinary externs depending on the students education level and knowledge level. Externs are actively able to participate in treatments and examinations of our hospital patients (with supervision), are able to assist doctors with procedures on ambulatory calls and able to participate and observe diagnostic and surgical procedures in the clinc. We are a busy hospital and ambulatory practice that services a wide range of clients and offers immense services. Dr. Scott Bennett has an extensive lameness practice and externs are able to assist him in a wide variety of cases. Equine Services also has an extensive reproductive practice and during busy season externs can observe mare and stallion services, including embryo transer.
We are a small animal practice. We have overnight nursing to facilitate 24 hour treatments. We are not an emergency hospital. We have on site lab services, perform various soft tissue and orthopedic procedures (no plating), and have telemedicine options for our digital radiograph and ultrasound procedures.
Routine wellness exams with vaccines
Sick exams involving in house diagnostics ( cbc, chem, FeLV, FIV, 4DX, digital Radiographs, Urinalysis, In house Cytology)
Surgery ( routine spay, neuter, lump removals, cystotomy, gastrotomy, enterotomy, splenectomy, organ biopsy)
Ultrasound
Orthopedic surgery preformed by board certified surgeon
Dentistry ( with nerve blocks, dental x ray, gingival flaps)
During this externship, students will spend time with Dr. Walker and learn what being the director of milk quality at one of the top 15 food and beverage companies in the United States entails. This will include spending time at beverage and yogurt processing plants, watching the receiving of milk at the processing plant when it is tested for food safety and quality, visiting a milk quality testing laboratory, visiting at least one farm where a food safety and/or animal welfare audit is taking place, and generally developing a framework for how food animal veterinary practice relates to food quality throughout the supply chain.
As the Director of Milk Quality role is multifaceted, the experience can be tailored to the student’s interest. For example, this position involves discussing how animal welfare policy is developed at an organizational level, ensuring that Danone products are safe, good quality, and come from farms that align with the corporation’s standards, developing standards for quality and safety of food products, and managing the quality and food safety of milk and liquid dairy supply from farm to factory. Any one of those can be highlighted or focused upon during this externship.
40 hour rotation through general practice, dentistry, surgery, treatment/icu, and referral practice. Also intro to MRI/ ultrasound/ echo imaging and I-131 treatment.
The extern program at Coral Springs Animal Hospital is designed to give you an opportunity to take the knowledge you have obtained in the classroom and observe it in the setting of a general, emergency, and multi-specialty private practice. We hope to help you develop your skills in gathering and assessing information accurately by observation while developing an ability to arrive at sound clinical judgments. You will get out of it as much as you put in. Our program does not offer a lot of hands on work except for individuals who are experienced in veterinary nursing duties. The maximum amount of time you can do an Externship with Coral Springs Animal Hospital is a total of eight (8) consecutive weeks (longer externships can be arranged for international students based upon availability).
Coral Springs Animal Hospital is a general practice and emergency hospital with a specialty referral center for Surgery, Internal Medicine, Oncology, Dermatology, Radiology, Cardiology, Ophthalmology, E/CC, Behavioral Medicine, Specialty Dentistry, and Neurology. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Coral Springs Animal Hospital is an AAHA Accredited hospital in General Hospital, Specialty Surgery, Specialty Internal Medicine, Specialty Oncology, Specialty Canine Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine, and Specialty Neurology. We are proud to have been awarded the AAHA Referral Practice of the Year for 2015 as well as PetPlan Pet Insurance Hospital of the Year. We were VETERINARY ECONOMICS "Hospital of the Year" in 2012 and AAHA Featured Practice of the Month, August 1990. Our 42,000 square foot hurricane-proof building originally built in 2008 is one of the most modern, attractive and efficient veterinary hospitals anywhere. Our on-site 1250 KV diesel generator provides automatic switch over power for the entire hospital in case of an electrical failure. The hospital can run for approximately five days on a full take in case of a hurricane power outage.
Our goal at Coral Springs Animal Hospital is to expose the extern to ethical and expert clinical standards.
DODMWDVS is the only role 4 veterinary hospital for the Department of Defense. As a role 4 hospital, we support all aspects of veterinary care to working dogs, to include emergency services, routine sick call, internal medicine, radiology, surgery, dentistry, behavior and rehabilitation. Externs will rotate through the primary services (IM, surgery, outpatient services and radiology) on a weekly basis. Each extern will also work with supporting DVM for emergency call and weekend duties. Externs are expected to participate in weekly clinical rounds and journal rounds. Priority will be given to Health Profession Student Program (HPSP) participants.