Sentences with phrase «years in a mixed animal practice»

After graduating from the Tierärztliche Hochschule in Hannover (Germany), Tobias spent 3 years in a mixed animal practice and a small animal clinic in Germany before making the move to the UK and starting to work as an emergency vet in Central London.

As co-founder of Banfield, The Pet Hospital, her background also includes seven years in mixed animal practice in southern Oregon.

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She then worked in a small animal veterinary practice in the Chicago suburbs for 1 1/2 years, and a mixed animal veterinary practice in rural Wisconsin for 2 1/2 years.

After several years in both mixed animal and small animal practices (and a hiatus to Ireland), she moved to the Okanagan.

Prior to joining Zoetis, he practiced veterinary medicine in Kansas for more than 20 years, spending the last 18 of these years as an owner of mixed - animal practices and a consulting business dealing with feedyards, backgrounders, stockers, cow / calf and dairy clients.

He has spent most of his career in mixed animal practices, and owned his own practice in central Nebraska for about 10 years.

Dr. Sue Reiter purchased the practice in June of 2004 after 16 years as an associate in mixed and small animal veterinary clinics.

This is an extension of Dr. Daniels» previous work at similar organizations since 2009 as both a lead veterinarian and contract relief veterinarian, and after spending 15 years in mixed - animal private practice.

She graduated from Texas A&M in 1977 and owned her own mixed animal practice in Magnolia for 35 years.

He then spent three years in a mixed practice before moving to a dedicated small animal hospital.

Her first year as a veterinarian was spent in rural Ohio in a mixed animal practice while her husband, Dr. Mike Schoonover, completed an equine internship.

Dr. Brantly spent his first two years as a veterinarian in a mixed animal private practice in Wyoming, and the next eight years practicing emergency medicine in the Atlanta area.

John qualified in 1992 from Glasgow University and spent 11 years in mixed and small animal practice.

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.

He practiced in a mixed animal practice for 19 years and was part owner for 16 years.

He practiced for almost five years in a rural mixed - animal practice in Oklahoma before pursuing advanced training in small animal surgery.

Dr. Holland owned his own mixed - animal practice for 23 years before completing a six - month internship in equine reproduction and moving to Florida in 2004.

She worked in mixed animal practice for 7 years before starting Veterinary Relief Services.

Dr. Tate practiced in Glasgow Kentucky prior to opening a mixed animal practice (Maple Lawn Animal Clinic) in Vass, N.C., which also furnished housing facilities for the Moore County Humane Society for its first few animal practice (Maple Lawn Animal Clinic) in Vass, N.C., which also furnished housing facilities for the Moore County Humane Society for its first few Animal Clinic) in Vass, N.C., which also furnished housing facilities for the Moore County Humane Society for its first few years.

Rhonda has worked in mixed animal practice, as an emergency technician for an equine & farm animal practice, as a surgical specialty technician, and for the last 8 years an emergency nurse in a small animal emergency & critical care facility.

He worked in a mixed practice and for a large cattle company before spending nine years teaching at Colorado State University, where he also directed the Animal Reproduction Laboratory's Embryo Transfer Unit.

After moving to Michigan, Ashly practiced mixed - animal medicine for ten years before moving to North Carolina in June, 2007.

She completed a rotating internship at the University of Georgia in 1997, followed by 5 years in small animal and mixed practice.

After graduation I practiced small animal medicine and surgery for eleven years at a mixed animal practice in Elkhorn, WI.

He worked in a mixed - animal private practice in Utah for two years before moving to UC Davis in 2007 to pursue a residency in veterinary radiology and PhD in biomedical engineering.

She worked in a mixed animal practice for two years before returning to Auburn University for residency training in food animal theriogenology.

Following this internship, he worked at a mixed animal practice in Nebraska for three years.

During my immediate post-graduate years gaining experience in both mixed and small animal practice I developed a specific interest in medicine and discovered that I had a passion for cats.

For six years he worked in a mixed - animal practice in Ontario where he attended to the needs of large and small animals.

She started out in mixed practice in Middleboro, then spent 10 years practicing small animal medicine in Pembroke.

She practiced mixed - animal medicine for ten years in Michigan before moving to North Carolina in 2007 and joining Animal Hospital of Statesanimal medicine for ten years in Michigan before moving to North Carolina in 2007 and joining Animal Hospital of StatesAnimal Hospital of Statesville.

Dr. Wilson graduated from Massey in 2013 and spent a year working at a busy mixed animal practice before moving back to Morgantown with her husband, Mark, and joining the Paw Prints team in 2015.

After two years of mixed animal practice treating everything from cats and dogs to horses and wildlife, she recently returned to Halifax in 2017 to join the team at Fairview Animal Hosanimal practice treating everything from cats and dogs to horses and wildlife, she recently returned to Halifax in 2017 to join the team at Fairview Animal HosAnimal Hospital.

Upon graduation, he worked in a mixed animal practice for several years before getting bit by the «ER bug.»

During the summers, she worked full time in a mixed animal private practice in Missouri and during the school year, part time in a small animal practice in Lincoln.

Prior to being the original Owner of The West Chester Veterinary Medical Center, he worked in a mixed animal veterinary practice in Chadds Ford, PA for 2 years and worked with primarily cats and dogs.

A native of the Kansas Flint Hills, Dr. Ward began working with animals over 30 years ago as a veterinary assistant at a mixed animal practice, and as an animal care technician at a community animal shelter in El Dorado, KS.

After college, he moved to Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks region, practicing for 25 years in both mixed and small animal medicine.

Following graduation in 2015 he worked for a year at a local mixed animal practice where he gained experience in a variety of areas primarily working with cats and dogs.

She relocated to Wichita, Kansas, where she spent three years working in mixed animal practice.

She returned to Nova Scotia to continue expanding her knowledge in the profession; in mixed practice, small animal and emergency medicine, and as a Federal Veterinarian, meat inspector, for a year.

He was a mixed animal veterinarian for 14 years in Okotoks where he focused on cow - calf, equine, and small animal practice.

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.