61. Pre-Veterinary Medicine At The UW Because most veterinary medicine schools are obligated to accept residents The sample schedule below is a general guideline for completing the necessary http://www.washington.edu/students/ugrad/advising/prevet.html

Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... Preprofessional Programs Information for Pre-Veterinary Medicine Students Application Admission requirements Science coursework Sample course plan ... Websites to visit Application Because most veterinary medicine schools are obligated to accept residents of their geographical regions, residents of the State of Washington have most chance of admission at Washington State University in Pullman. Office of Student Services College of Veterinary Medicine Washington State University Pullman, Washington 99164-7012 bhodson@vetmed.wsu.edu WSU's online application is available mid-August. Washington, Idaho, and WICHE applicants are encouraged to use WSU's application and send all applications materials directly to WSU. Students applying to a number of veterinary schools, however, may prefer to use the VMCAS Veterinary Medical College Application Service . With one application form, a student may apply to any of the participating veterinary schools. All materials, including the application, official transcripts, and recommendations, are sent directly to VMCAS. The VMCAS application is online and available in mid-August. Admission requirements The following University of Washington courses are required for admission to Washington State University School of Veterinary Medicine: Science coursework MATH 120 CHEM 142, 152, 162

62. Courses Available 2005-06: Undergraduate Degree In Veterinary Medicine Undergraduate veterinary medicine degree course details. Pathology, Pharmacology, general veterinary Physiology and Special veterinary Physiology. http://www.cam.ac.uk/cambuniv/guide/ugcourses/vetmed.html

Guide to Courses 2005-06 Guide to Courses Undergraduate courses Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic Archaeology and Anthropology ... Theological and Religious Studies Veterinary Medicine Undergraduate Courses: Veterinary Medicine Departmental website: http://www.vet.cam.ac.uk/ The Medical and Veterinary Sciences Tripos Part IA Part IB ... The Final Veterinary Examination, Parts I, II, and III In this subject there is an undergraduate course followed by candidates for: The degree of Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine The veterinary courses at Cambridge are divided into preclinical and clinical parts. The first three years See Note 1 are concerned with the basic medical sciences and lead to the B.A. Degree. The final examination for the degree of Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine (Vet.M.B.) is taken after clinical courses which extend over a further three years. The Medical and Veterinary Sciences Tripos Part IA First-year veterinary students attend courses in Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology, Homeostasis, Molecules in Medical Science, Farm Animal Husbandry, Preparing for the Veterinary Profession, Cell Biology, Histology and Introduction to the Scientific Basis of Medicine. Farm Animal Husbandry and Preparing for the Veterinary Profession are not examined in the Tripos, but are examined in the Second Vet.M.B. Part IB Second-year veterinary students attend courses in Veterinary Anatomy, Pathology, Pharmacology, General Veterinary Physiology and Special Veterinary Physiology. They are examined in all of these subjects in Part IB of the Medical and Veterinary Sciences Tripos at the end of their second year. At present the examinations consist of a practical examination and written paper in each of Pathology, Pharmacology, and Veterinary Anatomy, and General Veterinary Physiology, and a written paper in Special Veterinary Physiology.

63. IPL General/Reference Collection: Veterinary Medicine Health Medical Sciences veterinary medicine. Medical care of animals (especially pets), and the treatment of their diseases. http://www.ipl.org.ar/ref/RR/static/hea63.00.00.html

the Internet Public Library Veterinary Medicine Resources Medical care of animals (especially pets), and the treatment of their diseases. Show Me Associations Serials in this category. No further Subcategories Resources in this category are: VetCentric http://www.vetcentric.com/ A comprehensive site for information about large and small animal pets. There is a searchable glossary of terms and a searchable encyclopedia with topics ranging from behavior to preventive care to diseases. There is a database of frequently asked questions and "Ask VetCentric" an ask-a-vet service. The site includes "All Creatures" magazine with many articles concerning all aspects of veterinary medicine and animal healthcare. Author: VetCentric (feedback@VetCentric.com) Subjects: Keywords: Animals Vetinfo: Veterinary Medical Information http://www.vetinfo.com/ The site is divided into veterinary information and separate sections on dog and cat information. Under dog and cat info, there are questions and answers on a variety of health and other concerns owners have. There are also informational encyclopedias for dogs and cats. The first screen looks simple but the site is filled with information: the Vetinfo index is a good place to start if you want an overview of everything the site has. Author: Mike Richards (vetinfo@vetinfo.com)

64. UW-RF Application to other Schools of veterinary medicine is also possible. Continue with general Education requirements such as English http://www.uwrf.edu/programs/pre_vet.htm

The Pre-Veterinary Medicine Most pre-veterinary students major in Animal Science, Biology or Chemistry because of the number of courses required in these areas but keep in mind that other majors are possible. "Pre-veterinary " is not a major on its own. Requirements for a declared major and minor must be met to graduate. Students have the greatest success in applying to a veterinary school in the state in which they reside. For most UW-RF students these schools include the University of Wisconsin in Madison, and the University of Minnesota in St. Paul. These schools have similar course requirements for admission. Application to other Schools of Veterinary Medicine is also possible. Recommended Curriculum To meet veterinary school course requirements it is suggested that you follow a curriculum similar to that outlined below: (The exact courses and the sequence of courses will vary some with your major, see the Academic Plan for your major for a more detailed description) FRESHMAN YEAR English 111 (Freshman English) English 112 or 112H (Freshman English) Math 146 (College Algebra) Math 147 (College Algebra and Trig) Chemistry 121 (General Chemistry I and Lab I) Chemistry 122 (General Chemistry II and Lab II) Biology 150 (General Biology) Animal Science 111 (Intro to Animal Science) Animal Science 121 (Companion Animals) (not required, but recommended)

65. Preveterinary Medicine At Luther College Doctors of veterinary medicine are concerned about the health and welfare of general Chemistry; Social Science Elective; College Mathematics or Calculus http://www.luther.edu/learning/dept/prevet.html

LUTHER COLLEGE Learning Academic Majors and Minors Preveterinary Medicine Laboratories Role of a Veterinarian Careers Curriculum ... Information Preveterinary Medicine at Luther Doctors of veterinary medicine are concerned about the health and welfare of people as well as animals. Their main function, however, is to diagnose, treat, and control diseases and injuries among animals. Luther's curriculum prepares students exceptionally well for study at a college of veterinary medicine or graduate school of animal science. Each veterinary college has a specific set of requirements which must be fulfilled prior to acceptance. As a result, students are urged to work closely with the preveterinary adviser in planning their coursework at Luther. The preveterinary program is centered in the sciences, but a student may major in almost any academic discipline as long as preveterinary requirements are satisfied. Establishing a broad base of knowledge better equips a student to handle the complexities of veterinary medicine. All preveterinary students are encouraged to intern at least one January term assisting a veterinarian. Being involved in clinical work offers valuable experience and provides a realistic orientation to veterinary medicine. The program adviser will assist the student in arranging these internships and advise all preveterinary students regarding the Veterinary Aptitude Test, Graduate Record Examination, and Medical College Admission Test which are all frequently required as part of the veterinary college admission process.

66. Are You Thinking About Becoming A Veterinarian? Remember, many veterinarians especially general practitioners take on many veterinary medicine offers jobs from company research, field study to private http://www.talktothevet.com/faqvetcareer.HTM

FAQ About Vets Pet Pictures Pet of the Week Pet of the Year ... Add YOUR Best Pet Free Newsletter Pet Clubs FAQ about us Pet Pharmacy Pet Products Plan Options Vets Get Listed Admin Email Email Vet Sign Up Now! We have compiled an article from questions many people and students have asked us about the becoming a veterinarian and being a vet. It is always good to see someone research and try to understand the details of a career before diving in. The veterinary profession is a hard yet rewarding one but it is only the ones that have a love for it that truly become fulfilled. Included are books that relate to the veterinary profession if you seriously interested in pursuing it. As always, we appreciate when you use our links to purchase books so that we can continue to offer our free educational database. What type of grades do you need to get into Vet School?    Let me say that it is statistically harder to get into a veterinary medicine college than it is to get into a human medical college because of the limited number of veterinary colleges(only 27 in the United States) compared to medical colleges. Therefore, your grades have to be very competitive.     Now this doesn't mean you have to be a straight A student. Veterinary colleges look at many factors in deciding who is a possible candidate including extra activities, experience in working with animals and more but a solid background in biology, science and math is usually desired. The good news is that the veterinary field has significantly diversified in the past decade so colleges also include individuals not from the "normal" statis quo.

67. General Information On The Foster Hospital : Cummings School Of Veterinary Medic general information on hospital hours, emergency phone numbers, regular phone numbers and Cummings School of veterinary medicine at Tufts University http://www.tufts.edu/vet/sah/geninfo.html

Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University Enable Javascript About the School Admissions and Financial Aid Academic Programs ... Making a Gift Hospitals and Services Foster Hospital for Small Animals Wildlife Clinic Hospital for Large Animals Equine Sports Medicine ... TuftsVETS General Information Telephone Numbers Hours Location Telephone Numbers Our switchboard has an automated attendant to promptly direct your call. Just dial our main switchboard number and make the appropriate selection from the menu (callers with rotary dial phones should remain on the line for operator assistance). Main Hospital Switchboard: 508-839-5395 Schedule Appointments (Monday thru Fri, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) 508-839-5395 Emergency Services: 508-839-5395 Directions: 508-839-5395 Extension #84650 Hospital Fax: 508-839-7951 Hours Appointment Desk [more info] 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday thru Friday Appointments Hours (vary with specialty) 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday thru Friday Discharge Hours [more info] 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Monday thru Friday 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Saturday, Sunday and Holidays

68. GoHastings.com Category Browsing Books in veterinary medicine / general The 5minute veterinary Consult Canine And Feline Specialty Handbook Larry P. Tilley / Paperback http://www.gohastings.com/catalog/category/category.asp?catid=13378815,12979283&

69. UC Davis - Commencement Handbook 2005, General Info Commencement Handbook 2005 School of veterinary medicine Ceremony Hoods, which are the property of the School of veterinary medicine, http://commencement.ucdavis.edu/vetmed.html

70. VETE0046-1 : General Vaccinology And Vaccinology Applied To Veterinary Medicine, general vaccinology and vaccinology applied to veterinary medicine, general immunopathology. version française . Duration , 15h Th, 4h PCL http://progcours.ulg.ac.be/cocoon/en/cours/VETE0046-1.html

Home Search by Faculty By teacher By course General vaccinology and vaccinology applied to veterinary medicine, general immunopathology Duration : 15h Th, 4h PCL Credits/ECTS : 2nd "doctorat" in veterinary medicine Holder(s) : Paul‑Pierre Pastoret Substitute(s) : Alain Vanderplasschen Course contents : The course is divided into two parts: Vaccinology and immunopathology. The former addresses the different families of vaccins insisting on their characteristics, their mode of action, their advantages and inconvenients. The second part describes the mechanisms of immunopathologies and their clinical consequences for the principal domestic species. Tumors of the immune system and the basis of allergology are also described. Course objective : Immunopathology and Vaccinology Prerequisites : Pathology of infectious and parastic diseases Workshops : One paraclinic module on viral diseases, immunopathology and vaccinology is organized (one week per student). During that week, the student will address vaccination protocols, diagnostic methods and the control of viral diseases. Organization : theoritical courses Written notes : Veterinary Vaccinology, Elsevier, 1997.Handbook of Vertebrate

71. Links And General Information Classes. Topics in veterinary medicine Tufts Adventures in veterinary medicine Michigan StateVetward Bound UC Davis Summer Enrichment Program http://www.sci.sdsu.edu/preprof/prevet.html

PREVETERINARY MEDICINE PAGE SDSU PVMA at the Baja Animal Sanctuary in Rosarito, Mexico SDSU Pre-Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA) Classes Topics in Veterinary Medicine Internships (For SDSU Prevets only) Prevet Volunteer Opportunities SD County's Regional Occupational Veterinary Assistant Program Summer Programs Tufts Adventures in Veterinary Medicine Michigan State-Vetward Bound UC Davis Summer Enrichment Program Postbac Programs Drexel, Masters in Laboratory Animal Science (M.L.A.S.) Drexel University Postbac prep program in Veterinary Medical Science Find a Veterinary School List of Veterinary Colleges (AAVMC Members) List of Veterinary Colleges Around the World USNews Grad School Finder List of Veterinary Schools and their Prerequisites Applications New Application to UC Davis VMCAS Application National Associations American PreVeterinary Medical Association American Veterinary Medical Association Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges Other Resources California Veterinary Medical Board American Association of Veterinary State Boards (licensing of applicants from foreign programs-PAVE) Clinical Problem Solving in Internal Medicine (Ohio State Small Animal Medicine) First Internartional Virtual Conference on Infectious Diseases of Animals Webpath-Pathology Website World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) ... Veterinary Links Testing and Test Preparation ETSnet Educational Testing Service Scholarship GRE Information Back to Preprofessional Health Advising

72. Veterinary Institute Of Integrative Medicine, Integrating Holistic Treatment Int Herbs, general. veterinary Botanical medicine Association http//www.vbma.org http//www.rt66.com/hrbmoore/HOMEPAGE/HomePage.html http//www.herb.com/ http://www.viim.org/research/webpages.asp

Select Condition ... Aging Behavior Cardiovascular Dental Digestive Endocrine Eyes Hematologic Immune Disorders Infectious Integumentary Liver Musculoskeletal Neonatal Diseases Neoplastic Neurologic Otitis Pain (General) Poor Performance Respiratory Traumatic Urogenital Research Web Pages Acupuncture, Veterinary http://www.aava.org/ http://www.ivas.org http://www.tcvm.com/ http://users.med.auth.gr/~karanik/english/veter.htm Acupuncture, General Acupuncture.Com http://www.Acupuncture.com National Institutes of Health Consensus Development Conference Statement November 3-5, 1997. Extensive bibliography. http://odp.od.nih.gov/consensus/cons/107/107_statement.htm The most comprehensive acupuncture site on the web - contains news and events, introductory articles, an online acupuncture journal, searchable databases, bibliographies, and internet resources. http://users.med.auth.gr/~karanik/ Hosted by the medical acupuncture page this is the single most comprehensive site on veterinary acupuncture, containing Phil Rogers' database of acupuncture references and lecture notes, as well as articles by other respected veterinary acupuncturists http://users.med.auth.gr/~karanik/english/veter.htm

73. Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine in one of the fields of veterinary medicine with general Grade of Good and The Faculty of veterinary medicine has the following Specialized Units http://www.cu.edu.eg/Faculties/veterinary.asp

Home General Information Faculties Information Systems Cairo University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Search Documents Go The faculty of Veterinary Medicine was opened in 1827. You can visit http://www.vetonline.cu.edu.eg/main/index.htm I. It includes the following Departments: The Department of Anatomy and Histology. The Department of Physiology. The Department of Biochemistry and Nutrition Chemistry. The Department of Pathology. The Department of Clinical Pathology. The Department of Parasitology. The Department of Microbiology. The Department of Pharmacology. The Department of Forensic medicine and Toxicology. The Department of Hygiene and Animal Behaviour. The Department of Nutrition and Malnutrition Diseases. The Department of Hygienic Food Control. The Department of Internal and Contagious Diseases and Fisheries. The Department of Poultry Diseases. The Department of Surgery, Anaethesiology and Radiology. The Department of Breeding, Reproduction and Artificial Insemination III. Degrees awarded by the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine:

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75. Tropical Veterinary Medicine: Molecular Epidemiology, Hemoparasites And Their Ve Tropical veterinary medicine Molecular Epidemiology, Hemoparasites and Highlights of the general session are discussion of the reemergence of two http://www.nyas.org/annals/detail.asp?annalID=431

76. Career Center - Preparing For Veterinary Medical School There is one public UCsystem school of veterinary medicine in California; the majority of There are no registration deadlines for the GRE general test, http://career.berkeley.edu/Health/VetPrep.stm

Preparing for Veterinary Medical School Pre-Veterinary Medical School Course Requirements California Residents Who Plan to Apply to UC Davis DVM School Testing Suggested Timetable for Pre-Veterinary Medical Students ... Volunteer Experience Pre-Veterinary Medical School Course Requirements Being a "pre-vet" student does not determine your major at Cal. While the majority of applicants to Veterinary Medical schools major in biological sciences, many pre-vet students major in the social sciences, business, humanities, and even engineering. There is no specific major required to apply to Veterinary Medical School. Look in Veterinary Medical School Admissions Requirements in the United States and Canada (available in the Career Center Information Lab.) and start choosing the right classes to take. Whatever major you decide upon, however, DVM (Doctor of Veterinary) programs generally require the following undergraduate coursework (specific University of California, Berkeley coursework in italics) One Year of Biology with corresponding lab;

77. Pre Vet Programs highlighting opportunities in veterinary medicine, general practice, specialty practice, industry, government, academics and public service http://www.uark.edu/depts/animals/prevet.htm

Faculty/Staff Programs Classes Scholarships ... Student Info Careers Flash or HTML Publications Clubs Pre-Vet ... Animal Science Prepares you for the FUTURE! Pre-Vet Students: Vet School Undergraduate Curriculum Requirements UA Classes Check your UARK mail Login Page for Access to Fall 2004 Schedule of Classes: isis.uark.edu For ISIS log-in instructions click here Click here for logos Bookmarks FREE PowerPoint Viewer for Windows FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader CS Technology Training Workshops elementK Online Technology Training ... Supplemental Instruction (via ELC) For more information contact: Dr. Jeremy Powell, Pre-Vet Advising Coordinator jerpow@uark.edu Phone: (479) 575-5136 Pre-Vet Club Web Site email: prevet@uark.edu Career Opportunities The Pre-Vet program in the Department of Animal Science will give you a solid foundation on which to continue your education or begin a career. We believe that we offer one of the best small animal and equine pre-vet programs in the country. Veterinary Medicine Graduate programs in animal health, nutrition, reproduction, livestock production, micro-biology and other studies

78. Pre-Veterinary Medicine Option - OSU Online Catalog *general Chemistry (5,5,5) VM 110. Preveterinary medicine (1) WR 121. *English Composition (3) Mathematics at least through MTH 112, *Elementary Functions http://catalog.oregonstate.edu/OptionDetail.aspx?id=299

79. Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine At The Addis Ababa University general. Ethiopia, that has the largest livestock population in Africa, established the Faculty of veterinary medicine Addis Ababa University POBox 34 http://www1.vetmed.fu-berlin.de/ip_addis.htm

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Addis Ababa University *(The information in the following pages is extracted from the Prospectus of the Faculty, April 1996) General Departments The Department of Basic Sciences (BASC) The Department of Anatomy and Embryology (ANEM) The Department of Physiology, Pharmacology and Biochemistry (PHAB) The Department of Pathology and Parasitology (PAPA) ... The Donkey Project (DP) General Ethiopia, that has the largest livestock population in Africa, established the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (FVM) in 1979 under the jurisdiction of the Addis Ababa University (AAU). The Faculty started with a six year degree program in veterinary medicine. But in 1989 another school, the Institute for Animal Health Assistants, which was a diploma granting school run by the Commission for Higher Education, came under its jurisdiction. Since then FVM runs two educational programs: a six year doctorate degree in Veterinary Medicine (DVM), and a two year diploma for animal health assistants. Departments The FVM currently has seven academic departments that specialize in various veterinary aspects.

80. Veterinarian - Laboratory Animal Medicine medicine or (2) three years of general veterinary medicine experience; Assistant VeterinarianLaboratory Animal medicine Possession of a Doctor of http://www.hr.uci.edu/uc-ser/i/15/aa6-26.html

Veterinarian - Laboratory Animal Medicine UCI Series Concepts Class Specifications - I.15 Senior Veterinarian - Laboratory Animal Medicine - 9531 Associate Veterinarian - Laboratory Animal Medicine - 9532 Assistant Veterinarian - Laboratory Animal Medicine - 9533 March, 1973 ****************************************************************** SERIES CONCEPT The Veterinarian provides a broad range of professional services encompassed by the veterinary specialty of Laboratory Animal Medicine; and performs other related duties as required. Essential veterinary services are provided for a variety of experimental animals in central facilities for research support to investigators involved in biomedical and other scientific teaching and research. Assignments to incumbents include: (1) duties in administration and supervision, (2) professional services, (3) teaching and training, (4) research, and (5) public service. (1) Administrative and supervisory duties assigned to incumbents are related to the functioning of a large and complex animal facility and resource. (2) Professional services performed by incumbents include clinical, radiologic and laboratory diagnostic services; maintenance of animal health, admittance and quarantine programs; anesthesiology, surgery and intensive care; and veterinary public health. (3) Incumbents perform teaching and training functions which involve participation in formal courses for professionals, graduate students, and nonprofessionals including laboratory animal technicians and caretakers; provide consultative services on comparative biology and medicine, technology, husbandry, medical care and the selections procurement, preparation and use of laboratory animals; and advise investigators on the conception of and conduct of research an animals to gain new knowledge and improve the quality of research through the selection of proper and new biological models, research environments and techniques. (4) Incumbents perform collaborative and independent research of an applied nature in experimental science and medicine. Such applied research may involve the development of new biomedical models, research environments and techniques, or the study of spontaneous or induced animal diseases and the zoonotic diseases. (5) Incumbents perform public service functions including maintenance of liaison with the veterinary profession, scientific community and the public; lectures to professional and lay audiences on the use of animals in research; and participation in promoting a favorable legal and social environment for the conduct of biomedical research. CLASS CONCEPTS Senior Veterinarian-Laboratory Animal Medicine Under general directions incumbents perform any combination of duties outlined in the Series Concept. A position may be allocated to this level if the incumbent is able to carry out assignments with only general direction and if be meets the Minimum Qualifications for this class. Associate Veterinarian-Laboratory Animal Medicine Under direction, incumbents provide essential veterinary services for a variety of experimental animals in central facilities for research support to investigators involved in biomedical and other scientific teaching and research. They may perform any combination of duties outlined in the Series Concept under the categories of administration and supervision, professional services# teaching and training, research, and public service. However, the assignments may be more limited and prescribed than in the case of Senior Veterinarian-Laboratory Animal Medicine. Assistant Veterinarian-Laboratory Animal Medicine Under direction, incumbents provide essential clinical services in central animal care facilities. Typically, incumbents have limited or no responsibilities for administrative, supervisory, or public service functions, for collaborative or independent applied research, or for teaching or training functions. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Senior Veterinarian-Laboratory Animal Medicine In addition to meeting the minimum qualifications required for the Associate Veterinarian-Laboratory Animal Medicine, the Senior Veterinarian must have completed (1) two years of approved postdoctoral training in laboratory animal medicine in a formal program of which the Director is a Diplomate of the American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine; or (2) two additional years of approved postdoctoral experience in laboratory animal medicine; or (3) a program leading to a Master's degree in a relevant biological or medical science; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Associate Veterinarian-Laboratory Animal Medicine Possession of a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from a recognized school of veterinary medicine and a valid license issued by the Board of Examiners in Veterinary Medicine, preferably from the State of California; and either (1) two years of approved postdoctoral experience in laboratory animal medicine or (2) three years of general veterinary medicine experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Assistant Veterinarian-Laboratory Animal Medicine Possession of a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from a recognized school of veterinary medicine and a valid license issued by the Board of Examiners in Veterinary Medicine, preferably from the State of California. ******************************************************************

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