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The Banfield Externship Program provides veterinary students in their clinical year the opportunity to practice medicine one-on-one alongside an experienced coach veterinarian as a “doctor-in-training” to develop medical and surgical skills. Each extern is assigned a DVM coach and is expected to complete an individual set of weekly goals based upon their interests and Banfield hospital procedures. Externs will be exposed to a wide range of experiences geared towards developing their clinical skills in a nurturing, supportive environment, ranging from technical applications to inter-personal relationship techniques.
In accordance with the State Practice Act, Externship participants are provided with the opportunity to:
· Gain experience in general Pet medicine in a bond-centered practice.
· Understand Banfield’s best practice standards, code of conduct and ethics.
· Understand the concepts of quality medicine and preventive care.
· Understand how both high quality and high case load can complement each other.
· Learn to perform a physical exam and to record a thorough medical history.
· Improve technical skills such as: drawing blood, placing catheters, giving injections, starting fluids, assisting with anesthesia and surgeries under the mentor doctor’s direct supervision.
· Collect and interpret laboratory specimens.
· Learn how to order the appropriate diagnostic tests.
· Learn to establish effective therapeutic plans.
· Learn how to properly restrain dogs, cats and exotic pets for different medical procedures.
· Learn how to efficiently and effectively use hospital equipment.
· Learn how to charge appropriately for services provided and why this is important.
· Learn and practice effective client and team communication skills.
· Learn to work effectively with hospital associates and others critical to their success.
The Banfield Externship Program provides veterinary students in their clinical year the opportunity to practice medicine one-on-one alongside an experienced coach veterinarian as a “doctor-in-training” to develop medical and surgical skills. Each extern is assigned a DVM coach and is expected to complete an individual set of weekly goals based upon their interests and Banfield hospital procedures. Externs will be exposed to a wide range of experiences geared towards developing their clinical skills in a nurturing, supportive environment, ranging from technical applications to inter-personal relationship techniques.
In accordance with the State Practice Act, Externship participants are provided with the opportunity to:
· Gain experience in general Pet medicine in a bond-centered practice.
· Understand Banfield’s best practice standards, code of conduct and ethics.
· Understand the concepts of quality medicine and preventive care.
· Understand how both high quality and high case load can complement each other.
· Learn to perform a physical exam and to record a thorough medical history.
· Improve technical skills such as: drawing blood, placing catheters, giving injections, starting fluids, assisting with anesthesia and surgeries under the mentor doctor’s direct supervision.
· Collect and interpret laboratory specimens.
· Learn how to order the appropriate diagnostic tests.
· Learn to establish effective therapeutic plans.
· Learn how to properly restrain dogs, cats and exotic pets for different medical procedures.
· Learn how to efficiently and effectively use hospital equipment.
· Learn how to charge appropriately for services provided and why this is important.
· Learn and practice effective client and team communication skills.
· Learn to work effectively with hospital associates and others critical to their success.
The Banfield Externship Program provides veterinary students in their clinical year the opportunity to practice medicine one-on-one alongside an experienced coach veterinarian as a “doctor-in-training” to develop medical and surgical skills. Each extern is assigned a DVM coach and is expected to complete an individual set of weekly goals based upon their interests and Banfield hospital procedures. Externs will be exposed to a wide range of experiences geared towards developing their clinical skills in a nurturing, supportive environment, ranging from technical applications to inter-personal relationship techniques.
In accordance with the State Practice Act, Externship participants are provided with the opportunity to:
· Gain experience in general Pet medicine in a bond-centered practice.
· Understand Banfield’s best practice standards, code of conduct and ethics.
· Understand the concepts of quality medicine and preventive care.
· Understand how both high quality and high case load can complement each other.
· Learn to perform a physical exam and to record a thorough medical history.
· Improve technical skills such as: drawing blood, placing catheters, giving injections, starting fluids, assisting with anesthesia and surgeries under the mentor doctor’s direct supervision.
· Collect and interpret laboratory specimens.
· Learn how to order the appropriate diagnostic tests.
· Learn to establish effective therapeutic plans.
· Learn how to properly restrain dogs, cats and exotic pets for different medical procedures.
· Learn how to efficiently and effectively use hospital equipment.
· Learn how to charge appropriately for services provided and why this is important.
· Learn and practice effective client and team communication skills.
· Learn to work effectively with hospital associates and others critical to their success.
We are a community-driven, small-animal veterinary hospital in the heart of Grandview Heights. We see a multitude of different cases each day, ranging from dermatology, to ophthalmology, and wellness. We offer behavior consultations and Eastern Medicine options, including acupuncture. We perform surgery/dentistry 3 days per week. We offer digital radiology and perform full-mouth dental radiographs on each patient scheduled for a dental procedure. We strive to educate our clients surrounding preventative care and disease management. We have a phenomenal clinic culture and team of intelligent, hard-working, and compassionate individuals. We hope to support and oversee our externs in completing patient workups from start to finish so that you can develop confidence in case management. We pride ourselves on medical excellence and superior patient care.
The Center for Bird and Exotic Animal Medicine (CBEAM) is a very busy, exotics-exclusive emergency and routine care practice that is open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Our externs spend 5 days a week with us, shadowing and participating in rooms, as well as assisting with routine and emergency cases (including performing treatments and helping in surgery). We are happy to have students with a strong interest in exotics spend time at our hospital.
AVEC is a very busy 24 hour emergency practice that also provides critical care for patients of the referral practices with whom we share the hospital space. These practices include referral surgery, internal medicine (including oncology and radiation oncology), cardiology, neurology and ophthalmology. Our emergency clinicians are very experienced and come from a variety of universities and internships providing varied approaches to case management. The majority of the emergency staff have completed internships.
Students will work with both Chief and Staff Veterinarians with daily surgical load (spay/neuter, any specialty procedures) and medical cases (wide range of conditions. They will have hands on experience with all cases during the scheduled externship period. They may have an opportunity to do field work with our Animal Control Officers and observe any Animal Cruelty Court Cases scheduled.
WCAC has an intake of 7,000-9,000 animals per year mainly consisting of dogs & cats. We also see most pocket pets (rabbits, ferret, guinea pigs, etc) and the occasional small ruminant or poultry.
Experience with layer vaccination programs, technical support and analysis for all aspects of the production departments (layers, pullets, and feed mill), experience in animal welfare management issues and related audits, exposure to egg processing quality programs and related audits, exposure to procedures in an ISO 01725:2017 certified food laboratory
Students will have the opportunity for mentorship in all areas of our practices. Our 4 week externship program includes rotations in customer care, patient exam room visits and internal medicine, radiology, laboratory procedure development, clinical pathology proficiency development, dentistry, soft-tissue and orthopedic surgeries (fracture repair, TTA and CBLO cruciate ligament repair, femoral head ostectomy, patella luxation stabilization), acupuncture, rehabilitation (therapeutic ultrasound, neuromuscular electro-stimulation, therapeutic laser) and physical therapy. Students will receive hands-on training in all of these areas of services provided by our hospitals, participate in doctor case discussions as well as journal article review and presentations. The majority of the student's time will be spent at The Animal Doctor headquarters facility with opportunities to spend time at other TAD Hospitals facilities for well-rounded, multi-community veterinary practice. The students work-week will consist of 40 hours per week during normal hospital office hours and work days. Housing assistance will be provided.
We expect senior students to participate in office calls, surgery, rounds, and patient care. Each day, the senior student will be assigned to a doctor, and the student will be able to observe and participate.