Sentences with phrase «general veterinary medicine for»

After receiving her doctorate of veterinary medicine from North Caroline State University, Dr. Amy Randall practiced general veterinary medicine for a year in Fredricksburg, Virginia.

Dr. Amy Randall: After receiving her doctorate of veterinary medicine from North Caroline State University, Dr. Amy Randall practiced general veterinary medicine for a year in Fredricksburg, Virginia.

Dr. Flannigan practiced general veterinary medicine for 3 years, prior to beginning his graduate work and residency.

After receiving her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from North Carolina State University, Dr. Amy Randall practiced general veterinary medicine for a year in Fredericksburg, Virginia.

Dr. Haring has practiced emergency and general veterinary medicine for over 17 years starting in NYC and continuing locally where she has planted her roots in the community.

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According to a press release on the author's website, Skloot worked for a decade in veterinary medicine, «first as a nurse for animals in general practices and emergency rooms, and later as a technician in veterinary morgues and neurology labs.»

Having spent half her career in emergency medicine and the other half in general medicine, Dr. Bays has made it her goal to find more than one solution for your pets» veterinary care.

Both veterinary specialists and general practice veterinarians are doctors of veterinary medicine that have completed a four - year degree and passed the necessary national and state boards required for them to practice.

Dr. Hensley transitioned from general practice into canine rehabilitation in 2011 and has since pursued further training in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, completing a certification for veterinary acupuncturVeterinary Medicine, completing a certification for veterinary acupuncturveterinary acupuncture in 2013.

Other veterinary specialists are available at the Terry Center to provide support and consultation for internal medicine patients in the areas of radiology, ultrasonography, clinical pathology, clinical pharmacology, neurology, ophthalmology, cardiology, critical care, oncology, dermatology, nutrition, behavior, dentistry and oral surgery, general and orthopedic surgery.

Jenn has worked in the veterinary medicine for the past 8 years, ranging from general practice, shelter medicine and now ophthalmology.

He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 1992 and was a general practitioner and part time emergency veterinarian for 17 years and a full time emergency veterinarian for the past 3 years.

Michelle has been in the veterinary medicine field for 20 years with experience in general practice, emergency, internal medicine, oncology, and dermatology.

Next, he took a leap of faith and applied for another internship in the United States; he was accepted at Long Island Veterinary Specialists where he completed another year - long program in general medicine and surgery.

American Academy of Veterinary Nutrition http://www.aavn.org/ Academy of Veterinary Nutrition Technicians http://nutritiontechs.org American Society of Clinical Nutrition http://www.nutrition.org/ American Society for Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition https://www.nutritioncare.org/ Amino Acid Laboratory, University of California, Davis http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/vmb/labs/aal/ Association of American Feed Control Officials http://www.aafco.org/ Consumerlab.com (tests dietary supplements for purity, potency, bioavailability, etc) http://www.consumerlab.com/ FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (regulatory and safety issues, adverse event reporting, meetings, industry information) http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/CentersOffices/OfficeofFoods/CFSAN/ or http://www.fda.gov/Food/default.htm FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine http://www.fda.gov/AnimalVeterinary/ FDA Recall List http://www.fda.gov/AnimalVeterinary/SafetyHealth/RecallsWithdrawals/default.htm NIH National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine http://nccam.nih.gov NIH Office of Dietary Supplements (fact sheets, safety notices, database) http://dietary-supplements.info.nih.gov Nutrient Composition of Whole Vertebrate Prey http://wildpro.twycrosszoo.org/000ADOBES/Bears/D317WholePreyFinal02May29.pdf Nutrition Advisory Group to the American Zoo and Aquarium Association http://nagonline.net/ Pet Food Institute http://www.petfoodinstitute.org/ Pet Food Institute Consumer Information http://www.petfoodinstitute.org/?s=consumer+guide USDA Food and Nutrition Information Center (general supplement and nutrition information, links to a variety of dietary supplement websites) https://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic United State Pharmacopeia Dietary Supplement Verification Program http://www.usp.org/verification-services WSAVA — Global Nutrition Committee — Nutrition Toolkit & Guidelines http://www.wsava.org/guidelines/global-nutrition-guidelines

Nutrition and Diet For extensive details about Winter Park Veterinary Hospitals» nutrition and diet counseling, please click on Nutrition and Diet, listed under general medicine.

After graduating from Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2011, Kyle Grusling had internships in small animal clinical medicine and surgery, then practiced emergency medicine for three years, before deciding to pursue a career in general practice at Northland Animal Hospital in Rockford, MMedicine in 2011, Kyle Grusling had internships in small animal clinical medicine and surgery, then practiced emergency medicine for three years, before deciding to pursue a career in general practice at Northland Animal Hospital in Rockford, Mmedicine and surgery, then practiced emergency medicine for three years, before deciding to pursue a career in general practice at Northland Animal Hospital in Rockford, Mmedicine for three years, before deciding to pursue a career in general practice at Northland Animal Hospital in Rockford, Michigan.

During its 45 - year history Colonial Veterinary Hospital has evolved into one of the largest and most comprehensive practices in the Finger Lakes, serving as a center for surgery, emergency services, and general medicine (wellness and senior wellness exams).

Dr. Covert started her veterinary career as a veterinary assistant / technician for 13 years working in various general practices and specialty hospitals in Maryland and Georgia before returning to school to pursue her true passion of becoming a Doctor of Veterinaryveterinary career as a veterinary assistant / technician for 13 years working in various general practices and specialty hospitals in Maryland and Georgia before returning to school to pursue her true passion of becoming a Doctor of Veterinaryveterinary assistant / technician for 13 years working in various general practices and specialty hospitals in Maryland and Georgia before returning to school to pursue her true passion of becoming a Doctor of VeterinaryVeterinary Medicine.

Nutrition and Diet For extensive details about Salmon Brook Veterinary Hospitals» nutrition and diet counseling, please click on Nutrition and Diet, listed under general medicine.

For more information about Salmon Brook Veterinary Hospitals» dentistry services, please click on dental care, listed under general medicine.

Prior to that, she was a client patient liaison for both the internal medicine and emergency departments of a 24 hour specialty and referral practice and before that a veterinary assistant for a local veterinary general practice.

She lectures internationally on CAVM and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine for veterinary medical schools, conferences and clubs as well as for general publVeterinary Medicine for veterinary medical schools, conferences and clubs as well as for general publveterinary medical schools, conferences and clubs as well as for general public events.

She works Small Animal Veterinary Clinic — Veterinary Clinic «Novak»; which is an institution that provides general and specialized veterinary medicine and surgical services for smalVeterinary Clinic — Veterinary Clinic «Novak»; which is an institution that provides general and specialized veterinary medicine and surgical services for smalVeterinary Clinic «Novak»; which is an institution that provides general and specialized veterinary medicine and surgical services for smalveterinary medicine and surgical services for small animals.

Prior to his current places of employment, Dr. Spiegel was the Department Head for the Dermatology and Allergy Service for the largest privately owned veterinary hospital in the United States, with a general medicine and surgery practice, 24 - hour emergency and critical care service, and specialty practice.

In addition to practicing general veterinary medicine and surgery, Dr. Farber has specialized for many years in alternative medicine, such as acupuncture, chiropractic, homeopathy, herbs, and nutraceutical medicine.

I wanted to bring together these knowledgeable veterinarians from a variety of fields in veterinary medicine (Acupuncture, Massage, Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Ophthalmology, Dermatology, Dentistry, Surgery, General Practice, Feline Medicine, Epidemiology, Neurology, Human - Animal Bond, Benefits of Cannabis for Your Pets, Behavioral Medicine, Pet Poison Control, Cardiology, Holistic Vets, Food and Dietary Recommendations, Puppy Socialization, Oncology, Hospice Care and Peaceful Pmedicine (Acupuncture, Massage, Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Ophthalmology, Dermatology, Dentistry, Surgery, General Practice, Feline Medicine, Epidemiology, Neurology, Human - Animal Bond, Benefits of Cannabis for Your Pets, Behavioral Medicine, Pet Poison Control, Cardiology, Holistic Vets, Food and Dietary Recommendations, Puppy Socialization, Oncology, Hospice Care and Peaceful PMedicine, Emergency Medicine, Ophthalmology, Dermatology, Dentistry, Surgery, General Practice, Feline Medicine, Epidemiology, Neurology, Human - Animal Bond, Benefits of Cannabis for Your Pets, Behavioral Medicine, Pet Poison Control, Cardiology, Holistic Vets, Food and Dietary Recommendations, Puppy Socialization, Oncology, Hospice Care and Peaceful PMedicine, Ophthalmology, Dermatology, Dentistry, Surgery, General Practice, Feline Medicine, Epidemiology, Neurology, Human - Animal Bond, Benefits of Cannabis for Your Pets, Behavioral Medicine, Pet Poison Control, Cardiology, Holistic Vets, Food and Dietary Recommendations, Puppy Socialization, Oncology, Hospice Care and Peaceful PMedicine, Epidemiology, Neurology, Human - Animal Bond, Benefits of Cannabis for Your Pets, Behavioral Medicine, Pet Poison Control, Cardiology, Holistic Vets, Food and Dietary Recommendations, Puppy Socialization, Oncology, Hospice Care and Peaceful PMedicine, Pet Poison Control, Cardiology, Holistic Vets, Food and Dietary Recommendations, Puppy Socialization, Oncology, Hospice Care and Peaceful Passing).

Dr. Amy Habing attended the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine and worked in general small animal practice for three years in Maryland before returning to academia for her diagnostic imaging residency at Michigan State University (MSU).

She has worked as a general medicine and surgery technician in Massachusetts for over 15 years, receiving her license as a Certified Veterinary Technician in 2004.

After graduating and practicing general and emergency veterinary medicine in many in - facility environments, I've always sensed there was a more - suitable option for me that granted the opportunity to work with my clients on a personal level outside of the confines of an animal hospital.

She was an associate in a general medicine practice in Jasper, TN for 5 years before joining the Army Veterinary Corps.

Dr. Felchle graduated from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in 1996 and worked for 18 months in small animal general practices.

In veterinary medicine, a general practitioner may occasionally choose to refer a complex medical or surgical case to a veterinary specialist for more intensive diagnostic or treatment services.

Dr. Powers worked in general private practice for a year before her residency and for five years after her residency at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine (NCSU - CVM) before joining the staff at Carolina Veterinary Specialists in 2002.

To the authors» knowledge, this is the first report of external prosthetic use in small animal veterinary medicine, providing the profession with baseline information for use in, not only general practice or referral practice, but also future research.

At the forefront of research breakthroughs, specialists serve as conduits to improve the veterinary community's quality of medicine by teaching veterinary students, speaking at continuing education events, publishing peer reviewed articles, research abstracts and review articles, as well as consulting with general practitioners one - on - one for individual case management.

Following veterinary school, Dr. Daly worked for a general practice / emergency medicine hospital in the Sacramento area.

Tufts University; Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine: «Frequently Asked Questions about Home - Cooked Diets for Pets,» «Frequently Asked Questions about General Pet Nutrition,» «Raw Meat Diets.»

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.

She grew up in NYC, where she received her undergraduate degree from Brooklyn College and graduated Cornell University of Veterinary Medicine in 2014 with a passion for shelter medicine and small animal general pMedicine in 2014 with a passion for shelter medicine and small animal general pmedicine and small animal general practice.

After practicing general medicine and surgery for several years, Dr. Lindell began a residency program in veterinary behavior at Cornell University College of Veterinary Mmedicine and surgery for several years, Dr. Lindell began a residency program in veterinary behavior at Cornell University College of Veterinaryveterinary behavior at Cornell University College of VeterinaryVeterinary MedicineMedicine.

Nicole explored several areas of veterinary medicine, including working for in a general practice and in emergency medicine, then moved on to specialty medicine, which she feels in a great fit for her.

She brought Scrap to Emancipet for a general veterinary exam and flea prevention medicine.

In fact, Becker, who interestingly was associated for 17 years with ABC - TV as a «Good Morning America» contributor agrees, (based on dozens of conversations with my friend) that proactive dental care (or for that matter, preventive veterinary care in general) is not only good medicine, but can also can avoid unnecessary suffering, and ultimately saves pet owners money.

A graduate from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine, he has been practicing in emergency medicine, surgery, and general practice for over 2Medicine, he has been practicing in emergency medicine, surgery, and general practice for over 2medicine, surgery, and general practice for over 27 years.

Post residency, Dr. Looney held positions with Angell / MSPCA Animal Medical Center in Boston and Springfield, MA in Intensive Care, Anesthesiology and General Medicine, Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine and Tufts Veterinary Emergency Treatment and Specialties as Hospital Director and Assistant Clinical Professor, and most recently Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine where she spearheaded the Pain Management and Rehabilitation Service for both large and small animals.

At that point in my career, I had been a veterinary technician for 6 years, and already had experience working with general practice, emergency / critical care, internal medicine, oncology, and orthopedic veterinarians.

Following graduation from veterinary school, Dr. Woods completed an internship in general medicine and surgery at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals, prior to returning to the UW - ¬ Madison to complete two years of specialty residency training in orthopedic and soft tissue surgery.

There is a Shelter Medicine Elective for third year veterinary students focusing on a general overview of the broad aspects of shelter medicine with components of the class involving the mobileMedicine Elective for third year veterinary students focusing on a general overview of the broad aspects of shelter medicine with components of the class involving the mobilemedicine with components of the class involving the mobile clinic.

October 8, 2005 Sunnyvale, CA An Advanced Course: Management of the Ferret for Veterinary Professionals SESSION I: Emergency Medicine & Critical Care — N. Antinoff SESSION II: Oncology General Oncology Overview and Tips for Treating Ferrets with Cancer - N. Antinoff Lymphoma: A retrospective review of disease, diagnostics, and treatment — N. Antinoff A new lymphoma chemotherapy protocol for ferrets — Preliminary observations - J. Mayer SESSION III: Gastrointestinal & Hepatic Diseases — M. Burgess SESSION IV: Studying Ferret Behavior — V. Staton SESSION V: Disseminated Idiopathic Myositis — An Emerging Disease — K. Ramsell CASE REPORTS — R. Gandolfi / A.