Sentences with phrase «emergency practice since»
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He studied nursing in Portland, Oregon and has since practiced nursing for 35 years, including ICU, Emergency, and Cardiology nursing.
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As of December 2005, I started a new medical practice located at: TrueMedMD 7450 Griffin Road, Suite 190 Davie, Florida 33314 Office telephone: 954-792-4663 Returning to clinical medicine was easy for me since my original training was in clinical medicine, including working as an Emergency Room Doctor in Illinois.
She started out in a large animal mostly equine practice in Connecticut and since then has become a small animal technician, practice owner & manager, veterinary pharmaceutical representative, and emergency critical care nurse.
Since then, she has been in small animal private and emergency practice and has focused her continuing education on cardiology and surgery.
She has been practicing in Colorado Springs since graduation in both emergency and general medicine where she specialized in critical care and surgery.
Since finishing her internship, Dr. Brandrup has been practicing emergency medicine in California.
He has been practicing emergency and primary care medicine in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs ever since.
After her internship, Dr. Merrill moved to the Pacific Northwest and has been practicing emergency medicine ever since.
He has been in private specialty practice since 1991 and is currently the department head of Internal Medicine and department co-head of Emergency services at Tampa Bay Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Care Center.
Since become a Vet Tech, she has worked in General Practice and Emergency.
The variety of exciting cases and fast pace that come with emergency medicine captivated Dr. Joshi and he has been practicing as an emergency doctor ever since.
Since graduating from veterinary school, she has worked primarily in emergency medicine and critical care at practices throughout the mid-Atlantic region and in Puerto Rico.
Dr. Matthew Kornya has worked in several emergency practices throughout Southern Ontario, and has been with our team since 2015 as one of our «Weekend Warriors».
She moved to the Bay Area to pursue an additional year of internship training at East Bay Veterinary Specialists and Emergency and has been practicing in the area since then.
Dr. Lee has been in the field of emergency and critical care since 1997, and she has practiced in several urban settings including Boston and Philadelphia.
Jeff began practicing emergency medicine in Portland, Oregon, and has since worked in both Wisconsin and Minnesota.
A Chicago native, Tom Pejsa has been practicing emergency medicine at Quail Corners Animal Hospital since 1994.
In 2000, Dr. West moved back to the Bay Area, and has practiced as an emergency clinician since.
Dr. Andrews has been practicing Emergency Medicine since graduating in 1996.
Since moving back to the east coast in 2000, she has worked in three of the local referral centers, practicing Emergency and Critical Care Medicine.
Marc qualified from Edinburgh University and has since worked in small animal, mixed, and emergency practice, as well as volunteering oversees for animal rescue projects including vaccinating dogs against rabies in Mumbai, rescuing dancing bears in Ukraine, saving cats and dogs in post-tsunami Thailand, neutering pets in the Amazon, and operating on moonbears in Chengdu, China.
Dr. Schoeffler has been practicing veterinary emergency and critical care medicine since 1996, and serves as section chief of the Emergency Medicine and Critical Careemergency and critical care medicine since 1996, and serves as section chief of the Emergency Medicine and Critical CareEmergency Medicine and Critical Care Service.
She has been a team member at Hickory Veterinary Hospital since July of 2003 both as an emergency clinician and in general practice.
Dr. Glander and her family relocated to southwest Florida in 2006, and Dr Glander has practiced in the Emergency and Critical Care Department at FVRC since that time.
Since graduation, Dr. Yelton's practice has focused primarily on the field of emergency and critical care medicine and surgery.
Since graduation, she has practiced almost exclusively as an emergency veterinarian and has been employed at United since Since graduation, she has practiced almost exclusively as an emergency veterinarian and has been employed at United since since 1991.
Dr. Rockey has worked in mixed / small animal, emergency, and humane society practices since graduation.
Since his graduation, Dr. Stone has been practicing emergency and critical care medicine.
He's been practicing emergency and critical medicine since 1988 with a special interest in soft tissue surgery, endoscopy, and emergency surgery.
Since graduation, she has worked in Plano and Frisco practicing in emergency medicine, small animal medicine, and exotic animal medicine.
She has since been practicing as a small animal emergency clinician.
Since graduating, she has had the privilege of working in private as well as corporate practice where she gained diverse experience in veterinary medicine, surgery, wellness care, exotic animal medicine, and emergency medicine.
Since that time, she has worked in a variety of different settings including: small animal practice, equine practice, mixed animal practice, private veterinary specialty and emergency practice, and academic veterinary specialty practice.
Dr. Sessink has a strong affinity for the excitement and diversity of emergency medicine and has practiced emergency medicine at the VCA Animal Referral and Emergency Center of Arizona since its opening in Juneemergency medicine and has practiced emergency medicine at the VCA Animal Referral and Emergency Center of Arizona since its opening in Juneemergency medicine at the VCA Animal Referral and Emergency Center of Arizona since its opening in JuneEmergency Center of Arizona since its opening in June of 2004.
She has since been practicing as a small animal emergency clinician, and is happy to be a part of the Silicon Valley Veterinary Specialists team.
She later obtained her veterinary medical degree from Michigan State University in 2001 and has been practicing emergency and critical care medicine solely since that time.
She completed a small animal rotating internship in Sonoma County and has been practicing Emergency Medicine since completion.
Otto has worked as a certified medical assistant in specialty practice since 1994 and is also a nationally registered emergency medical technician.
Efficiency, ie, the avoidance of wasted resources, included emergency department (ED) use and hospitalizations because their costs per unit of service are high and inappropriate use of resources contributes to many of these visits.20 Continued receipt of care at the same practice after age 20 months also was included since continuity of care reduces the risk of hospitalizations and ED use21 and increases consumer satisfaction.22