Courses

This course provides students with required clinical skills to be completed in approved clinical sites. Topics may include but are not limited to previous clinical course materials and introduc- tion to more advanced skills in various animal species. Upon course completion, the student should be proficient in those skills reinforced from previous semesters and new skills intro- duced.

This course provides students with the required clinical skills to be completed in approved clinical sites. Topics may include but are not limited to previous clinical course materials and introduction to more advanced skills in various animal species. Upon course completion, the student should be proficient in those skills reinforced from previous semesters and new skills introduced.

This course provides students with the required clinical skills to be completed in approved clinical sites in the areas of farm animals. Topics may include but are not limited to restraint, bandaging, venipunctures, radiography, patient care, and med- ication administration. Upon course completion, the student should be able to have a working knowledge of fundamental farm animal skills.

This course provides students with the required clinical skills to be completed in approved clinical sites in the area of farm animals. Topics may include but are not limited to restraint, bandaging, venipuncture, radiography, patient care, and medication administration. Upon course completion, the student should be able to have a working knowledge of fundamental farm animal skills.

This course is designed to teach the basic principles in emergency treatment of various animal species and incorporates actual management in a clinical environment. Topics may include but are not limited to emergency information, equipment and drugs, initial examination, evaluation and treatment, shock, cardiac arrest, respiratory emergencies, fluid therapy, blood collection and transfusion, emergency treatment of specific conditions, poisonings, and large animal emergencies.

This course is designed to teach the basic principles in emer- gency treatment of various animal species and incorporates actual management in a clinical environment. Topics may in- clude but are not limited to emergency information, equip- ment and drugs, initial examination, evaluation and treatment, shock, cardiac arrest, respiratory emergencies, fluid therapy, blood collection and transfusion, emergency treatment of specific conditions, poisonings, and large animal emergencies.

This course is designed to teach the basic principles in emergency treatment of various animal species and incorporates actual management in a clinical environment. Topics may include but are not limited to emergency information, equipment and drugs, inital examination, evaluation and treatment, shock, cardiac arrest, respiratory emergencies, fluid therapy, blood collection and transfusion, emergency treatment of specific conditions, poisonings, and large animal emergencies.

The veterinary technology preceptorship consists of one academic semester of work experience in an approved clinical site. A student evaluation report from the clinical supervisor will be necessary for the course completion and for meeting requirements for graduation. The clinical practice will include clinical instruction in all areas of veterinary practice as deemed necessary by the clinical supervisor and program requirements.

The veterinary technology preceptorship consists of one ac- ademic semester of work experience in an approved clinical site. A student evaluation report from the clinical supervisor will be necessary for the course completion and also for meet- ing requirements for graduation. The clinical practice will in- clude clinical instruction in all areas of a veterinary practice as deemed necessary by the clinical supervisor and program requirements.

The veterinary technology preceptorship consists of one academic semester of work experience in an approved clinical site. A student evaluation report from the clinical supervisor will be necessary for the course completion and for meeting requirements for graduation. The clinical practice will include clinical instruction in all areas of veterinary practice as deemed necessary by the clinical supervisor and program requirements.