Sentences with phrase «veterinary practitioner in their area»

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While there may be no swimming pool a lake near your home, perhaps there's a veterinary rehab facility in the area with an underwater treadmill and a practitioner who practices massage, acupuncture and / or chiropractic medicine.

He is the first and only Certified Veterinary Pain Practitioner in the Dallas / Fort Worth area.

In addition, the scholarship will focus on meeting the ongoing needs of the veterinary profession: increasing diversity among practitioners in ethnic heritage, gender, socioeconomic background, professional aspirations, and improving the availability of veterinarians to serve in areas of the profession that have increased demanIn addition, the scholarship will focus on meeting the ongoing needs of the veterinary profession: increasing diversity among practitioners in ethnic heritage, gender, socioeconomic background, professional aspirations, and improving the availability of veterinarians to serve in areas of the profession that have increased demanin ethnic heritage, gender, socioeconomic background, professional aspirations, and improving the availability of veterinarians to serve in areas of the profession that have increased demanin areas of the profession that have increased demand.

«This includes a focus on advancing innovation in areas like the growth of start - up companies in the veterinary space, training the veterinarians of tomorrow, as well as advancing best practices and technology for forward - thinking practitioners.»

Practitioner Sabbaticals The Practitioner Sabbatical Program at Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine is an individualized program offered to eligible veterinarians who are interested in continuing education in a particular specialty area.

Popularity of clinical behavior in CE programs and beyond As soon as word got around to practitioners that there was some expertise in behavior, veterinary behaviorists found themselves being invited to give talks, and occasionally a continuing education series, to practitioners who wanted more information about behavior, since they had nothing in this area in veterinary school.

Board Certification by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP): ABVP diplomates are considered specialist in their area of expertise.

We partner with area practitioners to deliver advanced veterinary diagnostics and services that are not otherwise available in our community.

She became one of the first physical therapists to become recognized by the State of Nevada Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners as an Animal Physical Therapist and continues to mentor other practitioners in this area.

Indeed, this emerging specialty area of veterinary practice seems to have a wide audience of practitioners interested in advancing the knowledge and skills they need to better protect the health and welfare of homeless dogs and cats across our globe.

Specific details on livestock populations, changing industry demographics, gaps in specific veterinary services currently available, community support, and future outlook for veterinary services (such as solo practitioners retiring or trying to sell a practice) are all valuable criteria in defining the need in a specific area.

To find a holistic veterinary medical practitioner in your area, a searchable list can be found at http://www.ahvma.org.

Practitioners may consider incorporating children into their communications with the family and making it easy for families with children to be comfortable during veterinary visits (eg, providing a play area in the waiting room or planning for children to be present in or visibly near the examination room).

The VET has been deployed in the Bastrop area since the beginning of last week, and anticipates returning to College Station toward the end of this week as the fire is brought under control and local responders and veterinary practitioners are able to meet the needs of the affected animals.

For a practitioner in your area, visit www.ahvma.org or call the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association at [phone].

In Traditional Chinese veterinary medicine, lipomas are a type of «dampness» called «phlegm» that has stagnated in a particular area, usually an acupuncture channel such as the Gallbladder channel, explains veterinarian Bruce Ferguson, DVM, MS, a practitioner and instructor in traditional Chinese veterinary medicine based in Perth, AustraliIn Traditional Chinese veterinary medicine, lipomas are a type of «dampness» called «phlegm» that has stagnated in a particular area, usually an acupuncture channel such as the Gallbladder channel, explains veterinarian Bruce Ferguson, DVM, MS, a practitioner and instructor in traditional Chinese veterinary medicine based in Perth, Australiin a particular area, usually an acupuncture channel such as the Gallbladder channel, explains veterinarian Bruce Ferguson, DVM, MS, a practitioner and instructor in traditional Chinese veterinary medicine based in Perth, Australiin traditional Chinese veterinary medicine based in Perth, Australiin Perth, Australia.