Sentences with phrase «employed as a veterinary assistant»
If you are now employed as a veterinary assistant, but are not an approved veterinary assistant (AVA), then now is the time to begin upgrading your status.
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There are plenty of individuals employed as a veterinary assistant, but have not taken the necessary steps that would enable them to earn an approved veterinary assistant (AVA) distinction.
If you are now employed as a veterinary assistant but are not an approved veterinary assistant (AVA), then this is your chance to start moving forward in the veterinary profession.
If you are currently employed as a veterinary assistant, but have not earned the status of approved veterinary assistant (AVA), then this is your chance to start building for your future.
If you are employed as a veterinary assistant but have yet to achieve the approved veterinary assistant (AVA) distinction, now is the time for a change.
If you are employed as a veterinary assistant, but have yet to become an approved veterinary assistant (AVA), then your time is for advancement can begin right away.
If you are now employed as a veterinary assistant but have not yet become an approved veterinary assistant (AVA), then career advancement can start right now.
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Dr. Ranger returned to his roots at Orleans Veterinary Hospital in the fall of 2017, where he was previously employed with us as a kennel assistant during high school.
As of 2010, there were over 73,000 veterinary assistants and over 80,000 vet techs employed in the United States.
As of 2014, there are currently 73,400 veterinary assistants (and laboratory animal caretakers) employed.
Jenny has been employed at Hart Road Animal Hospital as a Veterinary Assistant and Client Service Representative since July of 2013.
If you are presently employed in Maryland as a veterinary assistant but have yet to become an approved vet assistant, now is the time to advance your career path.
Some of those vet assistants are employed in Concord, Manchester and Derry as all three of those cities present many promising opportunities for veterinary assistants.
Ali is a resident of Yosemite Lakes Park and employed as a Registered Veterinary Technician at Fresno Veterinary Specialty Emergency Center where she is the behavior coordinator, assistant to Dr. Stepita, DVM (Veterinary Behaviorist).
Ally has worked as a veterinary assistant for the past three years, but has also been employed as a barista at Peet's Coffee, a lifeguard at the UCLA pools and a camp counselor at a children's summer camp.
From 1982 - 1984, Dr. Manley was employed in a private referral practice in Massachusetts and was appointed as Clinical Assistant Professor at Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine.