Sentences with phrase «time emergency practice»

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Due to the fact that their starting quarterback was unavailable to take part in a full practice, the Vikings spent valuable time preparing inexperienced backup Joe Webb for game action as their emergency playoff quarterback.

A mid-September hernia requiring emergency surgery cut short his feud with former Shield member and fellow WWE golden child, Seth Rollins, and also cost Reigns much - needed time and practice both on the mic and in the ring.

«Emergency situations can arise at any time during a practice or game.

Furthermore, for those families in the study who practiced «stretching diapers» (i.e. using a soiled diaper multiple times), more doctors visits and emergency room visits per year were reported for cases of diaper dermatitis and UTI's in young children.

We know there are effective interventions that can mitigate crowding, now is the time to develop best practices to reduce emergency department crowding so that we can provide the highest - quality patient care.»

In fact, that's the biggest problem, you call up a number, this guy took a course two years ago but he's still working his job in emergency room medicine because he couldn't work out how to build a practice, because at this moment in time the only way to practice functional medicine is to be an entrepreneur.

ACEP Now offers real - time clinical news, news from the American College of Emergency Physicians, and news on practice trends and health care reform for the emergency medicine pEmergency Physicians, and news on practice trends and health care reform for the emergency medicine pemergency medicine physician.

An investigation of Colorado's full - time virtual schools has revealed some dubious results and practices, which led the state's Senate President to call for an emergency audit of all of Colorado's virtual schools.

Having a strong emergency fund is always a sound financial practice, but if times really get tough and you need cash there are some solutions.

We take pride in getting to know our patients and outside of urgent care appointments or emergencies, your pet will see the same doctor every time they visit our practice.

Many different types of emergencies can present at veterinary practices at any time of day.

Applicants must be hardworking, self - motivated, and enthusiastic, with at least three years» experience in an Emergency or Critical Care setting or 5 years full - time experience in a general practice.

Following this time in academia, Dr. Judge continued to practice emergency medicine in West Los Angeles.

If you are going to consider a veterinary practice, find out if your dog can see the same veterinarian each time, barring any days off or emergencies.

This is the first time I checked out your blog, and honestly, compared to your other posts, «Ask the Vet Choosing the Right Vet Emergency Hospital or Referral Practice for You and Your Pet VetLIVE» is much more well - written!

The emergency vet team at [practice: practice - name] is near to you, here for you, and ready to help you and your pet in any way we can at any time you need us.

However, the siren song of emergency veterinary medicine was too strong to ignore and she moved into emergency care full time after two years of general practice.

After three years of general practice, he realized that he wanted to focus on helping pets and their people during times of their most urgent need, and so, he decided to enter into emergency medicine.

Before he started his full - time mobile surgical practice, he worked as an emergency clinic veterinarian at several hospitals in our area for many years.

Veterinary Specialists of Connecticut is currently seeking a Full - Time ER Technician to join our dynamic 24 - hour Emergency, Specialty, and General Practice.

The message sent was simple «We are opposed to the use of unsafe and unnecessary vaccines and to the dangerous medical practice of administering vaccines to animals receiving veterinary care in times of emergency.»

She ended her involvement with the horse practice in 2000 as the emergency practice and small animal medicine and surgery increasingly demanded more of her time.

After her internship, she practiced as an emergency clinician at both AnimERge and the Long Island Veterinary Specialists before becoming full - time at AnimERge in 1999.

I worked as a relief veterinarian in Oregon and Washington and then became a full - time emergency vet while I was preparing to open my practice.

After an internship in Massachusetts, she has spent time practicing emergency medicine in Columbia, SC and general practice in Virginia.

She quickly realized that emergency and critical care medicine were her passions and left general practice to join the AESC team full time.

Maryann brings with her several years» experience as a veterinary technician in an emergency veterinary practice in the past, and currently works as an RN full time in addition to her volunteer activities with animals.

Due to our hospital working as both a general practice and an emergency hospital, our appointment times are sometimes unpredictable and can result in long waits for our clients.

Staff practice regular mock emergency drills to prepare for a variety of circumstances that may arise during these critical times.

We are looking to hire a part - time or full - time Emergency Veterinarian to join us at our Paducah, KY weekend emergency Emergency Veterinarian to join us at our Paducah, KY weekend emergency emergency practice.

We are interviewing for full time and part - time / relief veterinarians with a strong desire to practice high quality emergency medicine.

The Equine Community Practice veterinarian will make every effort to arrive to your horse as quickly and safely as possible, but please understand that our trave radius can be quite wide and it may take time to arrive at your farm if we are on the opposite end of the radius at the time of your emergency.

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.

Over the years, the practice has grown from one doctor and three part time assistants to the present fully staffed, 24 hour emergency and critical care facility, where our extremely dedicated, highly trained staff is here to care for your pet 24 hours a day, 365 days a year!

In the event of an emergency, a well - practiced disaster program will not only reduce stress, but will also save precious time — and possibly lives.

Every veterinary surgeon working in small animal practice is presented with a critically ill patient or an emergency situation from time to time.

Dr. Woodcock spent most of his time working with various emergency hospitals, but also spent time as the Medical Director of a small animal practice in York, PA..

This clinic can be either full - time practice or part - time; or would make an excellent emergency clinic or referral center in Clarksville, Tn.

Deciding it was time to move back to the east coast, she worked for four years in a small animal general and emergency practice in Rhode Island.

After graduation Dr. Holland worked for five years in equine / small animal practice followed by twenty - five years of full - time employment in small animal emergency medicine and surgery.

While the animal emergency room statistics aren't really that staggering, it never hurts to practice caution on those night - time outings with your pet.

He entered private practice for a short time in Southern California before completing his residency in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine.

After finishing his resident programs in 2007, Dr. White continued to practice emergency and critical care medicine in Seattle, Washington, and now full time in Fresno, California at FVSEC.

Session Info: While there is rarely a shortage of emotional emergencies in veterinary emergency practice, shortages of time, energy and skill sometimes prevent effective and efficient crisis de-escalation.

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.

In addition to private practice and shelter work, Dr. Lisa has also worked in emergency clinics, provided relief veterinary services for private practices and has volunteered her time with the Minnesota State Fair Surgery Suite, VeTouch (Veterinary Treatment Outreach for Urban Community Health), and participated in the Program Advisory Committee for Globe University's veterinary technician program.

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.

The Correctional Service of Canada («CSC») responded to Mr. Zinger's comments by stating that it proposes to put into practice that men's treatment facilities only be used to handle mentally ill women «in emergency circumstances» and only for short periods of time.

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Always have an emergency evacuation plan, and practice it at least a few times a year.