Veterinary school Essays

  • My Personal Experience: My Journey To Veterinary School

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    The moments that have stuck with me the most in my journey to veterinary school are the ones that didn’t turn out all right in the end. Perhaps the most notable example of this occurred this past summer, when a sick goat was brought to the clinic I worked at. This goat was so anemic and riddled with parasites that even as Dr. Pruitt began to examine it, the goat stopped breathing and collapsed. He leaped into action, sprinting with the goat into the treatment area. We masked it while he began beating

  • My Goals And Steps For Veterinary School

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    the steps I will take towards my goal and the steps I am planning to take in order to make my self stand out as an applicant when I apply to veterinary school are to gain hands on experience with animals in a variety of ways, gain experience by working directly with a veterinarian, and becoming involved in my community. In order to get into veterinary school it is recommend that applicants fulfill a time requirement of a recommended 1000 plus hours working with animals. This number may seem staggering

  • How To Become A Veterinarian Essay

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    Luke Hendler Yaros English 7 March 9, 2017 Veterinary Medicine Do you care for animals whenever possible? Do you like to be with all kinds of animals? A small animal veterinary job is perfect for you if you answered yes to these two questions. Veterinarians can care for many small animals, no matter what their problem. What does a small animal veterinarian do? A veterinarian can do many things. A small animal veterinarian prevents, diagnoses, and treats

  • The Path I'll Take: Zoology

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    sort of education under your belt, such as a high school diploma, G.E.D, and a higher education such as college. The type of education needed may vary according to the career that is trying to be pursued. For a career such as a veterinary higher education is a must. In order to obtain my dream job and to do something I actually like for most of my life I will have to use college as a tool, to gather the information I need to be accepted to a veterinary college. College is a way to better myself and

  • The History of Veterinary Medicine

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    The history of veterinary medicine dates back to the earliest of times. Early in time it was not considered a science, but referred to as an art. This was a crude and sometimes barbaric practice. It was not until the ancient Romans that the treatment of animals became more serious. However even then their understanding was still at the very basic level of comprehension, with their entire focus on the maintenance of military horses, which led to the development of farriers. The largest advancement

  • What Is Veterinary Medicine Essay

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    important. Animals are important to human life, both to share affection, and financial purposes, and a vets job is to make sure they are healthy and stay that way. What we call "veterinary medicine” has been around as long as people and animals have worked and lived together, according to “Care of pets, and a history of Veterinary medicine.” The veterinarian dates back from 4,000B.C up to 2,500. The earliest veterinarian work was found in China, Rome, Egypt, and Europe. People that study history have

  • Animal Lambing: Personal Statement

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    entertainment, and as such animal welfare is a topic that is hugely important to us as a society. My passion for the preservation of animal health coupled with my love of science has set me up perfectly for a career as a veterinary surgeon. My interest in and understanding of the field of veterinary science has only been heightened with the time I have spent on various valuable work experience placements over recent years, especially during the four weeks in small and mixed animal practices in England, Wales

  • Veterinarians: The Steps, Life & Advantages

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    career, was back in elementary school. There was an assignment where I had to design a flip book on my personality and I remember writing how veterinary medicine captured all my interests. Ever since then, my mind has remained consistent. Although I have done research and watched interesting documentaries, there is way more to discover, and the more I discover the more fascinated I become. First, to become a veterinarian, the first steps start as far back as high school, beginning with the main courses

  • Personal Statement: A Career For A Career In Veterinary Medicine

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    animals since I was little, I have dedicated my time to having them in my life. I have over 300 shadowing hours at a veterinary clinic, along with caring for my dogs, cats, and my bearded dragon. I also have been working since I was 16 in order to care for my animals, and help save for my college tuition while at the same time going to high school. Everyone has their struggles in high school, and it is okay to ask for help. I have had to several times, either from teachers, or fellow student tutors. It

  • Equine Veterinarian Research Paper

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    Starting back from the time I was only four years old, I have endured many moments with horses that led to my decision to become an equine veterinarian. From caring for my pregnant Palomino horse after she was attacked by my American Bulldog, to having to euthanize my Appaloosa horse, witnessing multiple equine colic incidents, and having a Quarter horse with navicular disease. Even at the age of ten years old, I was waking up on my own at 5:30 AM just to feed my horses. After trekking all the way

  • My Future Career As A Large Animal Veterinarian

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    and cows and also small animals. Qualifications for this job include a doctor’s degree in veterinary medicine and experience working in a large and small

  • Veterinarian Personal Statement

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    fostered while finding a home. My first real job was working summers at my parent’s animal hospital. I always assumed having and caring for animals was normal. In retrospect, I was incredibly lucky to have had such unique opportunities to experience veterinary medicine first hand under my parents guidance. During college, I developed an interest in Japanese which led to a degree in

  • College Admissions Essay: The Blueprint Of My Life

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    realised that I am able to focus much better when I have music playing in the background and that whenever I’m thinking about something I tap my foot. This has helped me to discover that I have a strong musical intelligence. I also play in the high school band and I take flute lessons. Music has not only shaped how I learn, but also who I am as a person because it has taught me responsibility and it is currently helping to lead me out of Stage Four and into Stage Five of Kohlberg's Stages of Moral

  • The Pros And Cons Of Being A Veterinarian

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    and wrote down the ones that seemed to stand out to me. On the last day we were told to search an informational video about our topic, we wrote down fifteen notes about what we found interesting. This opened my mind to the options inside of the Veterinary

  • Vet Tech Research Paper

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    Vet Tech has always been an option for me, helping animals is something that is very interesting. It was introduced in 1989, the AVMA officially adopted the name “Vet Tech.” In 1998, emergency vets debut on Animal Planet. And in 2008, student population grows from 500 to 700. There are about 17,000 people employed in the career field chosen. Some of the common trends of the job would be, working at Zoos, Aquariums, Boarding Kennels, and Wildlife sanctuaries. These jobs are usually found working in

  • Personal Narrative: The Future Of Animal Abuse

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    I have always wondered what my future career would be.I experienced many things during my days in school and at home.My experiences helped me realize that I should become an animal caretaker.Becoming an animal caretaker would mean that I could spend my time working and interacting with animals.I would need to be able to care for living creatures,have the right education,and withstand the disadvantages. To begin with, I need to be able to take care of any non-farm animal for this career. While

  • The Work of a Veterinarian

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    think about becoming a veterinarian. The job outlook for this field is good. According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook, employment of veterinarians is expected to grow faster than the average for all occupations through the year 2012.(pg.121) Veterinary practices are your average everyday local animal hospital, dealing only with domestic animals unless the hospital specializes on a specific type of animal. Rural veterinarians deal with the larger animals such as livestock and any average farm animal

  • Veterinary Assistant Essay

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    The career that I chose to look into is Veterinary Assistant. This career is in the Veterinary Medicine field. A veterinary assistant is simply the assistant to the head veterinarian. They are a step below the veterinary technician, and work along side both the veterinarians and the technicians as well. They provide the more basic treatments to the animals, normally under supervision of the veterinarian. They keep an eye on the animals being treated, to ensure that they are comfortable. They assist

  • Veterinary Medicine Essay

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    “Being admitted to the profession of veterinary medicine, I solemnly swear to use my scientific knowledge and skills for the benefit of society through the protection of animal health and welfare, the prevention and relief of animal suffering, the conservation of animal resources, the promotion of public health, and the advancement of medical knowledge. I will practice my profession conscientiously, with dignity, and in keeping with the principles of veterinary medical ethics. I accept as a lifelong

  • Compare And Contrast Vet Vs. Veterinarian

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    Veterinarian Vs. Veterinary Technician Working with animals is my passion; I want to protect, save, and help animals. Deciding on whether to go to college to become a veterinarian or a veterinary technician can be a difficult decision; however I chose veterinary technician. The cost of school, years of schooling, and the duties that are required for the day can affect that decision. To practice Veterinary medicine is a four year course of study plus the undergraduate degree (“Steps to”). Veterinarians