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Eligibility for the Externship: Veterinary students and veterinarians interested in diagnostic veterinary pathology
Length of Externship: At Least One Week
The caseload here is mostly livestock with a good mix of small animals, zoo, wildlife and the occasional horse and camelid. Fall to Spring (September/October to May/June) tend to be the busier months (these would, thus, be the best times to come), but summer is not too quiet either. Cases typically come from North Dakota and West Minnesota. The lab offers a comprehensive range of diagnostic testing including necropsy, biopsy, toxicology, microbiology including BSL-3 testing, serology and molecular diagnostic including sequencing. An extern will spend most of their time shadowing the pathologist and resident on duty.
Externs need to be rabies vaccinated and have an adequate rabies titer. More information about the lab can be found at www.vdl.ndsu.edu.
Interested applicants should submit a CV and letter of interest to Dr. Deb Chong (deborah.chong@ndsu.edu) or Dr. Heidi Pecoraro (heidi.pecoraro@ndsu.edu). Spots will be filled on a first-come basis. Phone 701.231.7521
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Mixed animal practice, focused mainly on beef cattle, dogs & cats. AAHA-Accredited clinics with high volume small animal caseload.
Beef cattle work is seasonal and typical for the region. Students/interns can expect exposure to ultrasound pregnancy diagnosis, palpation, bull fertility testing, calving/dystocia/OB, calf processing, regulatory work & more depending on the time of year.
Housing provided for externships.
Benjamin Galbreath, DVM
701-493-8387
oeevs@outlook.com
11/2023
Southwood Veterinary Clinic accepts externs year-round on a first come, first served basis. We are a mixed animal practice that draws clients from a large practice area, so cases are quite varied. We offer routine and specialty small animal and exotic surgery and dentistry, large animal surgeries, equine dentistry and lameness work ups (spring and fall), herd work (fall), large animal ultrasound (early fall), calving (spring), semen testing (late spring), some dairy, some small ruminants including llamas and buffalo. We have a specialty veterinarian come in for orthopedics. We do not do colic or small animal back surgeries. We offer in house laboratory testing, machines and manual, and have digital radiographs. Southwood offers emergency services for Southwood clients.
Dr. Debra Trnovec, Southwood Veterinary Clinic
coolvets@daktel.com
701-252-3430
11/2023
Offering mixed animal practice with the opportunity to learn quality medicine for small and large species. You will experience a small rural vet that practices big city medicine. We provide surgeries that are considered routine, to surgeries that are a bit unique. We have a full, friendly staff and maintain great quality clients. Offering a chance to fully participate in day to day operations and fully practice your technician skills. We do not let you be a wallflower and watch beyond day 1.
Red Barn Veterinary Services
Redbarnveterinaryservices.com
Dr. Charly Stansbery
Stansberyvetservices@gmail.com
5680 140th Ave SE
Sheldon ND 58068
701-882-3433
11/2023