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The SA Emergency & Critical Care Service provides immediate evaluation, stabilization, and treatment of dogs and cats with emergent or serious conditions, as well as ongoing care for critically ill or injured pets 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A broad variety of cases may be seen including sepsis, shock, trauma, toxicities, metabolic emergencies, and respiratory failure. We also provide advanced modalities such as dialysis, high flow nasal oxygen, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and mechanical ventilation. Students should be prepared to have weekend and holiday responsibilities.
This is an off site learning experience where students will work side by side with our emergency doctor on cases at our clinic for the two week rotation while s/he is at our institution.
Assist with patient monitoring and treatments
Refine physical examination techniques and observational skills
Participate in rounds
Observe surgeries and major medical cases
The student will assist doctors in daily rounds and emergency calls and will rotate between doctors.
100% Equine Referral and Ambulatory practice with Board Certified Internal Medicine and Surgery Specialists. Students will be assisting
doctors with emergency ambulatory and referral patients, as well as elective lameness, internal medicine, acupuncture, reproductive and preventive care cases. Students will be exposed to a wide variety of breeds and disciplines.
Students will experience all aspect of a large herd dairy practice. You will be scheduled for herd checks 5 or 6 days a week, and often have the opportunity to participate in surgeries, dystocias, sick cows and milk lab work.
We are a busy seven doctor small animal practice. Comprehensive health care is provided to our patients including preventative healthcare, in house laboratory, digital radiography, ultrasound, endoscopy, soft tissue and orthopedic surgery, acupuncture, physical therapy and other ancillary services.
Observing, discussing, the practice of Integrated Veterinary Medicine in an AAHA accredited practice.
The student will be exposed to all different kinds of medical and surgical treatments of ocular diseases under the supervision of two veterinary ophthalmologists.
The internship training consists of experiential and didactic components. Content will depend on the length of the extern’s commitment and interests, and is tailored to provide broad exposure.
Experiential Training
The experiential component of the program includes exposure to the following:
- Facility rounds with attending veterinarians and husbandry and operations management staff
- Clinical rounds with the clinical veterinary and veterinary technical staff
- Importation and quarantine testing of various species
- Preparation, intraoperative monitoring, and postoperative care of animals undergoing surgical or imaging procedures
- Necropsies under the guidance of a veterinary pathologist
- Physical examinations, administration of parenteral agents, and collection of fluid/tissue samples under guidance
- Veterinary consultations with investigative staff on topics including animal model selection and use, experimental procedures, and anesthetic and analgesic selection
- Rotation through a multidisciplinary clinical and anatomic pathology laboratory
Didactic Training
Interns participate in the following:
- Seminars and webinars
- Clinical and pathology conferences
- Pathology and biosecurity case review
- Staff meetings
- Journal Club
- Investigative staff training seminars and laboratories
Program Duration
The Veterinary Student Internship in Laboratory Animal Medicine and Pathology is tailored to accommodate each student’s veterinary school schedule. A minimum of a two-week commitment is required. Summer preceptorships are also available.