Sentences with phrase «year large animal medicine»

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She completed an internship in large animal medicine and surgery at UMN in 2005 and then went on to complete a three - year residency in large animal internal medicine at the UC Davis, culminating in board - certification in the American College of Veterinary Internal Mmedicine and surgery at UMN in 2005 and then went on to complete a three - year residency in large animal internal medicine at the UC Davis, culminating in board - certification in the American College of Veterinary Internal Mmedicine at the UC Davis, culminating in board - certification in the American College of Veterinary Internal MedicineMedicine.

Dr. Lazarcheff has practiced both small and large animal medicine over the years, practicing in Nevada, California, and Washington.

She then completed a one - year rotating internship in Large Animal Medicine and Surgery at the University of Georgia.

I accepted a seat at vet school three years ago equally interested in both large and small animal medicine.

Through the Merck Animal Health Veterinary Student Scholarship Program, the second - and third - year students pursuing careers in companion animal or large animal medicine will each receive a $ 5,000 scholaAnimal Health Veterinary Student Scholarship Program, the second - and third - year students pursuing careers in companion animal or large animal medicine will each receive a $ 5,000 scholaanimal or large animal medicine will each receive a $ 5,000 scholaanimal medicine will each receive a $ 5,000 scholarship.

Following two years in private mixed - animal practice, Dr. Passler joined the team of veterinarians in Auburn's food animal section as a resident of large animal internal medicine.

Dr. Meyer returned to Pilchuck after completing a three - year residency in 2010 in large - animal internal medicine at the University of Florida in Gainesville, and receiving certification as a large - animal acupuncturist from the Chi Institute in Ocala, Florida.

She then completed a one - year rotating internship in large - animal medicine and surgery at Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital in 2007.

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-LSB-...] U.S. veterinary schools each year, but fewer than 10 % of them go into large animal medicine.

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Dr. Lee spent the next 28 years in Africa, practicing large animal medicine and helping the less fortunate in Rwanda, Congo, and Tanzania.

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She then moved out to western NY for five years, so that her husband and fellow veterinarian could pursue his love of large animal medicine on the vast dairy farms of that region.

American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine Awards are presented to fourth year DVM students with interest and proficiency in small animal: Maureen Thieme, Alexis Mechem, Ashleigh Cournoyer (2017), Barbara Kieszkowski, Tessa Meland (2016), Amy Stark, (2015), Meghan Komorek (2014), Rachel Muur (2014), Lisa Riggs, Katie Simpson, Amy Nooyen (2013), Katie Delph, Jaylyn Durham, Mike Mallard (2012), Vibha Rajagopalan, Peter Noel (2011), Marian Benitez (2010); cardiology: Heather Fetzner (2010); and large animal: Melissa Sim (2016), Megan Schnur (2015), Mallorie Theurer (2014), Maria Cooper (2011), Carrie Van Tassel (2010)

IVMA Awards are presented to fourth year DVM students who are proficient in small animal medicine and surgery, large animal medicine and surgery and all species medicine and surgery.

After her internship, she completed a rigorous, three - year residency in clinical animal behavior at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in Davis, California — the nation's largest veterinary behavior program.

Over the next 12 years, she gained experience in large, small, exotic and wildlife animal medicine, dog and cat boarding, grooming, and rescue work.

MADISON, N.J. — Sept. 24, 2012 — For the fourth year, Pfizer Animal Health and the American Association of Bovine Practitioners (AABP) Foundation have joined forces to provide financial support to veterinary students pursuing careers in large - animal veterinarian medAnimal Health and the American Association of Bovine Practitioners (AABP) Foundation have joined forces to provide financial support to veterinary students pursuing careers in large - animal veterinarian medanimal veterinarian medicine.

After completing a 1 - year rotating equine internship at Kansas State University, she completed a 3 - year residency in Large Animal Internal Medicine at Purdue University.

After completing her small and large animal internships at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, she spent four years as an emergency / critical care nurse at the Matthew J. Ryan Veterinary Hospital before her promotion to the Director of Veterinary Technician Recruitment.

Then when students graduate with a degree in small - animal medicine, they would need to take another year as an intern or resident in a practice or college specializing in large animal in order to qualify to be a large animal or mixed animal veterinarian.

Highlights Licensed veterinary technician in Virginia Ongoing education in working with diverse populations and on soothing animals Up to date on current technological trends in veterinary medicine Recognized as Employee of the Month at least once per year Spanish - communications classes Excellent manual dexterity Great critical - thinking and problem - solving skills Exemplary communicator Calm demeanor Compassionate Experience Veterinary Technician 8/1/2008 — Present Large and Small Furry Friends — Roanoke, VA Collect blood, stool and other specimens for testing.