Following this, she spent two years at Colorado State University, continuing to hone her skills in
equine general practice as well as sports medicine and imaging.
While in college, she worked as a veterinary technician in small animal and
equine general practice as well as at a small animal emergency and referral practice.
Not exact matches
Veterinary Nurses have many career options for their future, including being a researcher, exotics nurse, teacher, army veterinary nurse,
general practice nurse or
equine nurse.
Since graduation in 2005 she worked mainly in small animal
general practice along with small stint in
equine medicine at a specialty
practice in Ohio.
Employment in and around Philadelphia is rich with opportunity, including work in private small animal
practices; feline - or
equine - only
practices; emergency, critical care and specialty
practices for small animals and
general practice treating small animal and exotic species.
Students and residents have access to a well - managed veterinary teaching hospital with a high level of primary access cases in the emergency centre,
general practice and
equine centre.
2001 - 2014: Clinical Veterinarian:
equine racetrack
practice, small animal
general and emergency
practice, mixed animal
practice, laboratory animal medicine
We are a complete service
equine veterinary
practice and can evaluate all
general medical and surgery requirements.
After finishing veterinary school, DesChene
practiced in the St. Louis area for five years including
equine ambulatory medicine, small animal and exotic
general practice, and small animal emergency medicine.
Geared toward
general practitioners in North America, it covers the news, trends and people influencing small animal and
equine practices.
Dr. White graduated from the University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine and joined a
general large animal
practice prior completing an internship in
equine medicine and surgery at Kansas State's School of Veterinary Medicine and a residency in large animal medicine at the University of Georgia's CVM where she also obtained her Master of Science in veterinary pathology.
Amanda Simmons Luby focuses her
practice in construction law,
equine law and
general business transactions and commercial litigation.
The majority of her
practice is focused on horses, including
general and preventative
equine medicine,
equine reproduction, and
equine dentistry.