She has spent most
her veterinary career in general and emergency practice where she learned first - hand the importance of providing proper dental care for pets.
Not exact matches
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.
This program combines the study of college - level
general education courses and extensive course work
in science and animal health theory and practice designed to prepare graduates for
careers as registered
veterinary technicians.
A
general practitioner at Greece Animal Hospital starting
in 2012, Dr. Hubbard started her animal care
career at Stone Ridge
Veterinary Hospital as a kennel worker and animal care assistant
in 1986.
I started my
career in the
veterinary field working as a vet assistant, and today I am a veterinarian focusing on
general health and wellness
in small animals.
After
veterinary school, she started her career in a busy emergency and general practice before coming to Voorhees Veterina
veterinary school, she started her
career in a busy emergency and
general practice before coming to Voorhees
VeterinaryVeterinary Center.
After a
career in social work assisting an aging Italian - speaking clientele
in East Boston, Dr. Hanan completed an internship at Red Bank
Veterinary Hospital prior to beginning her
career in general practice.
She started her
career as a certified
veterinary technician working
in general practice for several years before joining the behavior team.
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, Michigan.
Missy graduated from the
Veterinary Technology program at Portland Community College
in Portland, Oregon, and worked
in small animal
general practice until finding a fulfilling
career working at a private dermatology practice
in 2000.
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 Veterinary
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 Veterinary
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 Medicine.
Students interested
in a
career in veterinary medicine should begin their preparation by doing well
in general science and biology
in junior high school.
Shilo started her
veterinary technician
career at a
general practice clinic
in 2000.
Although her main emphasis throughout her
career as a veterinarian has been small animal
general medicine and surgery, prior to
veterinary school she spent three years as a research associate
in the department of (human) neurosurgery at th Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia investigating the biochemical changes that occur
in the brain after severe head injury.
Dr. Apley began his
veterinary medicine
career with a
general practice
in central Kansas, followed by a feedlot consulting / contract research practice
in Colorado.
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.
Unlike primary care veterinarians who practice
general medicine,
veterinary specialists dedicate their
careers to a specific discipline, concentrating their efforts
in a particular field.
Rebecca began her
veterinary nursing
career in 2003 within small animal
general practice, stayed
in this arena for just over a year, then transitioned into emergency and critical care medicine where her love for specialty
veterinary medicine blossomed.