This class is taught in English.

Each week, learners should:
🔹 Be able to identify the name of one new surgical case
🔹 Become more confident with obtaining a history of a patient
🔹 Become more familiar with medical and surgical vocabulary
🔹 Learn a new surgical procedure and when it is important to perform
🔹 Understand variations in prognosis and why each patient is an individual
🔹 Become more certain in decision making skills
🔹 Gain confidence asking questions

I am an Animal Scientist who graduated from NC State in 2010 with a Bachelors Degree in Animal Science Pre-Vet. When I completed schooling, I left with a, Ag. Buisness minor and an additional concentration in Equine Anatomy and Physiology of the Performance Horse. I completed additional coursework in Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, and individual classes at U.C. Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine distance education in Equine Industry, Exercise Physiology, and Equine Welfare and Management. 

I have worked at N.C. State University (which also has a veterinary science doctorate program) in the undergraduate university in Anatomy and Physiology as well as Equine Science. 

I worked in veterinary medicine and animal science including various clinics and farms for 20 years.

I am ready and prepared for this course.

No required pre-reqs, but most learners will have taken
* Veterinary Biology Club

- AVMA
- ACVS
- AAVMC
- vet.com
- AKC
- CVMA
- and other worldwide veterinary medical associations