Veterinary Science

VETERINARY SCIENCE – #8088/#8089

Vet Science Syllabus 24-25
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ABOUT:

One-year program that provides students an opportunity to learn how to respect, safely handle, and treat classroom animals
Students understand the various breeds and species of animals and are able to identify basic requirements for veterinary care and general health maintenance

STUDENT STUDY:
Diseases, symptoms, treatment and preventative measures for each species
Animal nutrition, genetics, behavior and training
Origin of various animal species
Handling, grooming and feeding
Basic first aid, calculating dosages and administering medications
Routine technical, maintenance and office functions
Professional and ethical standards

PREFERRED PREREQUISITES:
Biology with a B average
(Recommended Courses) Anatomy and Physiology, Intro to Health Occupations, Medical Terminology
CAMPUS LOCATION: Woodside Lane Campus, Newport News
SESSIONS: AM & PM
CLASS SIZE: 25 Students per session
CREDENTIALS:“Elanco: Veterinary Medical Applications” credential
STUDENTS ORGANIZATIONS: Future Farmers of America (FFA)

INSTRUCTOR: Deb Rosson, LVT, deb.rosson@nhrec.org 757-874-4444 ext. 5587
BIO:
Instructor of Veterinary Science at the Woodside Lane campus since it began in 2007

Graduate of Fairmont State College with an A.A.S. Degree in Veterinary Technology
Passed the state board exam to become a L.V.T (Licensed Veterinary Technician) in 1994
A wide range of clinical experience, including large and small animal practice, emergency and critical care practice and specialty surgical practice

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:

Veterinary Assistant/Animal Caretakers
Licensed Veterinary Technician (A.A.S degree)
Veterinarian (DVM Degree)