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Two week elective externing at our clinic. Externs will be going into exam rooms with the DVM, going over diagnostic plans, reviewing charts, doing physical exams.
The extern will also be aiding in surgeries ie scrubbing in for soft tissue surgeries, evaluations and discussion of radiographs with dental cleanings
This is the Small Animal Primary Care rotation for OSU students – a combination of medicine, general surgery, dentistry, and behavior. Currenty, students average about 42 spay/neuter surgeries per student, 45 medical exams per student, 8 hospitalized patients per student and 2 dental/oral surgery experiences per student.
Students are assigned to a busy 24-hour, 7-day per week emergency service on a shift system. The students are responsible for diagnosis and management of animals presented to the service under the supervision of Emergency Service staff. Emergency Service rounds are held Monday through Thursday inclusive, and include topics related to emergency medicine and surgery centered around case discussion.
Students shadow a coach doctor and are considered a doctor in training with 100% of the time foacused on learning objectsives and goals selected by the extern.
During their stay with us, we will mentor students through exam rooms with patients as well as shadowing in surgery. For exam rooms, we will have them shadow us into the room and then, when able to, have them perform their own physical and then compare after the room is over. Again, when able discuss the thought process before going over the work up of the case/treatment. For shadowing in surgery, we will have them scrub in and assist. Discussing the procedure and maybe for some that they had scrubbed in, perform a part of the procedure under us being scrubbed in as well - pending on how the surgeries go.
The intern will experience our well-equipped, computerized hospital with digital X-ray, surgical and therapeutic laser units, high speed dental equipment and dental radiography to support our rapidly expanding pet dental health program, as well as in-house diagnostics. They will learn about our on-line shopping sites and our newly implemented Wellness Plans to facilitate increased compliance for our patients. Additionally, our practice benefits from a great relationship with referral practices in the southwest Ohio area. They will also enjoy our hardworking, dedicated staff and learn what it takes to develop and keep a loyal clientele such as we have.
The volunteer / student will work in our daily shelter clinic where he/she will see both clients and shelter animals. Regular consults from vaccines, general examinations, skin infections, ear infections, sickness check-ups, snap testing and parvo testing / treatment will all be seen by the volunteer/student. The volunteer/student will work alongside one of our experienced vets and will also be included on daily surgeries, anything from routine spay and neuter operations to lump removals and wound stitch-ups.
The facility does have a digital x-ray machine, to which the volunteer/student would also gain experience in using and reading.
The volunteer/student would work Monday to Friday 8.30-4pm.
The student will have exposure to Emergency and critical care cases including but not limited to emergency surgeries/anesthesia, emergency procedure, evaluation of lab testing (including CBC, Chemistry, Blood gases, Viscoelastic coagulation tracings), imaging (plain radioigraphs, ultrasound) and patient monitoring.
The Purdue University Avian block focuses on teaching poultry medicine, diagnostics and treatment at the commercial and backyard level. This block utilizes hands-on teaching and provides various opportunities to practice Avian Influenza testing, PT testing, common diagnostic sampling procedures, humane euthanasia, client education, necropsy, as well as feed and environment evaluation (additional educational opportunities focused on pathology are offered to students interested). Important topics such as the National Poultry Improvement Plan, biosecurity, disease prevention, diagnostic testing, and more are covered as students travel across Indiana to small flocks and commercial industry. Indiana offers a wide variety of commercial visit opportunities such as layers, broilers, turkeys and ducks (Indiana is #1 in duck production).
At Hillcrest Animal Hospital students will gain the experience of our exceptional culture and high-quality medicine. Our facility is located in an east side suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. Cleveland is quickly becoming known for its theater district, beaches, restaurants and more.
With our diverse clientele students will experience preventative care, urgent care, dental care, dermatology, behavior, disease management and more.
Our single-doctor companion animal practice sees dogs, cats, birds, pocket pets and exotics. In addition to time in out-patient appointments and surgeries, students will gain experience in our on-site laboratory and pharmacy. We will also share our “best practices” in leadership and staff communication.