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2 week externship in emergency and critical care department
Two weeks will be spent shadowing doctors at VCA McClave. Our staff doctors are assigned either appointment receiving, surgery and dentistry or urgent care and our externs will rotate along with their assigned doctor. A 40 hr week is expected M-F with a possibility of weekend accommodations if desired (not expected). Multiple opportunities for following inpatient and outpatient cases, client communication with hands-on opportunity as cases allow. Externs are expected to be present for patient examinations with the client, conduct their own exam, develop a problem list and a plan and as time allows, follow up on a case. Externs are encouraged to observe surgeries and scrub-in if indicated and become familiar with prophylactic dental cleaning and radiology. Students are able to participate in all aspects of treatment and hospitalization, if any.
Animal Urgent Care is an established general practice that also does evening emergency hours. We cover the Tri-Sta areas West Virginia, Ohio and PA. As a Veterinary student you will actively participating in a variety of cases from wellness exams and vaccinations to abscesses, HBC's, blocked cats, proptosed eyes and miscellaneous dog fight injuries. We deal with a limited number of avian & exotic patients, as well.
DVM Externship: 3rd & 4th Year Veterinary Medicine School Students
INDIANAPOLIS, IN VETERINARIAN
During externship, the experience at each hospital will be different. Schedules are built to accommodate a students interests and preferences and usually lasts for 2-4 weeks based on the students school schedule/requirements.
You will work closely with our skilled doctors to assist in patient care, and procedural skills while being able to observe different practice styles, clientele demographics and management providing an invaluable experience for each student as you’re considering job opportunities and preparing to enter the workforce.
While participating in an externship with Noah’s you will have the opportunity to experience all modalities of practice; this includes General Practice, Emergency medicine, and Low Cost medicine.
For out of state students housing is available on an as needed basis.
Our Rehab Nook offers hydrotherapy, shockwave therapy, laser and acupuncture. We also offer orthopedic surgeries, behavioral services, and dentistry.
Busy 4 DVM practice interacting with clients, surgery, preventative, diagnostics, internal medicine cases, emergency cases & dentistry.
Our organization focuses to achieve excellence in veterinary medicine through compassionate one-on-one peer mentoring and care. We hold ourselves to the highest of medical standards and are accountable for ensuring clients and their pets receive optimal care.
Our diverse group respects each other’s needs and educational outlook. We are an evolving organization providing externs an opportunity to work with multiple practices, thus allowing them different viewpoints. Not only are we creating a foundation for future veterinarians, but we are developing future entrepreneurs.
As an extern, we will provide you with housing, a weekly stipend, transportation to our Hospitals, but most importantly, a mentorship from one of our reputable Doctors during all assessments and medical procedures. The Nave Veterinary Group welcomes anyone who is committed to practicing the best that veterinary medicine has to offer.
Learning Outcomes
- Develop an improved skillset related to disease modeling and statistical analysis software (i.e. R, R studio, GIS)
- Explore and analyze how CEAH utilities international disease surveillance capabilities for animal health and related agricultural issues to facilitate informed decision-making in government and industry
- Collaborate with subject matter experts to learn about how unique analytical tools are developed and modified to meets program needs
- Participate in professional shadowing experiences or networking events to enhance knowledge and skills in disease risk modeling and application to support programmatic decisions and policy work
Assessments
The student will be assessed subjectively throughout the rotation and briefed about their performance by the preceptor with weekly “check-in” meetings. At these meetings, the work completed by the student will be checked for ongoing progress and discussed. Additional assessments that will be evaluated at these weekly meetings are to include: base knowledge of subject matter, development of subject matter expertise, work efficiency, effective communication, and professional conduct.
Daily Schedule
The student will participate in weekly, or bi-weekly, calls or online video meetings with the project team to discuss daily and weekly objectives, with additional calls as needed. The timing of these meetings may vary according to the schedule of staff members. Objectives may include tasks dealing directly with team members' needs, or they may include tasks specific to the student's responsibilities within the project, such as data management and analysis. As the entire CEAH staff is working primarily remotely, student learning and engagement will be self-driven, but the collaborative and communicative culture of CEAH should be appreciated, with the student striving to contribute to a productive work environment. Email and messaging app (Microsoft Teams) updates to the project supervisor at regular and short intervals are encouraged early in the internship while workflow is established.
Working with DVM seeing routine cases, routine surgery, and assisting in the treatment plan of hospitaized patients.
Animal AM Emergency Clinic of Pasadena functions as a community practice and a 24 hour emergency clinic. Experience at thier facility will include seeing daily appointments as well as triaging, treating and discharging emergency cases. There will also be opportunity to scrub into elective and emergency procedures.