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July 1, 2009
Title:
Externship
Work: Small animal only
Salary: N/A
Amount:
Practice: Dogs and Cats Veterinary Referral and
Emergency
Street: 6700 Laurel-Bowie Rd
City: Bowie
State: MD
Country: USA
Zip: 20715
Phone: 301-809-8800
FAX: 301-809-0900
Website:
www.dcvetreferral.com
Contact: Dr. Kathleen Phillips
Email:
kathleen.phillips@dcvetreferral.com
Details:
Dogs & Cats Veterinary Referral and Emergency has an
externship program that would be a great learning
opportunity. We are a referral and emergency center
located in Bowie, MD (a Washington, DC suburb). We are
housed in a newly renovated 12,000 square foot building
with the most technologically advanced equipment,
including digital radiography, a spiral CT, fluoroscopy,
2 state of the art ultrasound machines, ECG telemetry
system, ability to monitor COP, and a rehabilitation
facility. Our services include Cardiology,
Neurology/Neurosurgery, Surgery, and Internal
Medicine/Oncology. We receive a steady volume of cases
including emergencies through our emergency clinic.
Externs can spend from 1-3 weeks at our hospital.
Externs typically spend time on each service although
this is very flexible. Externs will be closely involved
in working up cases and managing ICU cases. Housing can
be provided if necessary. No stipend is provided. If you
are interested please contact Dr. Kathleen Phillips at
Kathleen.phillips@dcvetreferral.com or call at
301-809-8800.
May
5, 2009
Job_Title:
INTERNSHIP in Small Animal Medicine/Surgery
Job_Type: Internship
Practice_Type: Small animal only
Salary: Amount
Salary_Amount: 30,000
Practice_Name: Dogs and Cats Veterinary Referral
Street_Address: 6700 Laurel-Bowie Rd
City: Bowie
State: MD
Country: USA
Zip: 20715
Phone: 301-809-8800
FAX:
Website:
www.dcvetreferral.com
Contact_Name: Dr. Kathleen Phillips
Contact_Email:
kathleen.phillips@dcvetreferral.com
Details:
WE HAVE JUST HAD AN OPENING!! Dogs and Cats Veterinary
Referral is searching for a qualified candidate for a
53-week rotating internship in small animal medicine and
surgery. You will rotate through the following
disciplines - Cardiology, Surgery, and Internal
Medicine/Oncology, Neurology/Neurosurgery, and
Emergency. We also have consultants in Ophthalmology.
Interns will spend one week a month on an overnight
shift, work two weekends a month consisting of either
ICU care or Emergency, and spend two weeks a month on a
specialty rotation. Weekends and holidays will be
covered by the interns on a rotating basis with support
from the staff doctors, part of which is in-hospital
support. The staff doctors are highly trained
professionals who are passionate about their work and as
a result offer a great support system. Our family
atmosphere helps you learn and gain the confidence,
efficiency, and knowledge you will need in your own
practice. You are also supported by a group of
well-trained technicians many of whom are certified.
Our practice is housed in a newly-renovated 12,000
square foot building with the most technologically
advanced equipment, including digital radiography, a
spiral CT, fluoroscopy, 2 state of the art ultrasound
machines, ECG telemetry system, ability to monitor COP,
and a rehabilitation facility. We have recently
transitioned our emergency service into a 24 hour
general emergency clinic. Interns are supported by a
senior emergency doctor until at least 10pm. Emergent
procedures after hours, on the weekends or on holidays
will be supported by the appropriate staff specialist.
There are two out-of-hospital rotations, each two weeks
in duration. One rotation will be at a busy local
general practice. The other rotation is elective and can
be selected from the core specialties above, or with
participating local practices for experience in
radiology, ophthalmology, exotics/aquarium medicine, or
other disciplines.
Benefits include health insurance, Maryland licensing
fees, Simple IRA, online access, a work email account,
and 5 vacation days. In addition to salary, interns will
earn up to a $10 stipend for emergencies seen after
hours.
Interns will be expected to participate in weekly rounds
conducted by the staff doctors. This will include
journal club, radiology rounds, topic rounds,
morbidity/mortality, case reports, etc. There are also
weekly in depth case discussion rounds with a staff
doctor. The cases discussed during these rounds will be
chosen by the interns. Each intern will also be required
to present either a case report or a short topic
presentation of their choice.
Bowie, MD is conveniently located between Washington,
DC, Annapolis and Baltimore. Access to metro service to
DC and Baltimore is within 2 miles of the practice.
Applicants can contact Dr. Kathleen Phillips at
301-809-8800 or email at
Kathleen.phillips@dcvetreferral.com.
05/20/2008
Associate for Largo practice
Two veterinarian general practice in the heart of the DC
Metropolitan region in Prince George’s County Maryland,
minutes from DC, 20 minutes from Annapolis, 45 minutes
from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor seeks experienced
veterinarian. This busy hospital practices high quality
medicine with cross trained staff who are passionate
about pets and appreciate humor.
On-going learning is a strong focus on the practice. In
house blood laboratory, radiography, computerized
medical records. No emergency call.
Area has 20,000 acres of award winning parks,
recreational facilities and historic sites. New housing,
University of Maryland is 6 miles away.
Guaranteed base plus production with guarantee of
$100K/yr.
Generous benefit plan including health care with
pharmacy benefits and flexible spending account.
Matching 401(k), CEU stipend, disability insurance,
relocation expenses.
For more information, please email your resume to
Victoria Travis, MS at
Victoria@travisandassociates.com or fax to
720-207-0340. Phone is 888-468-5737. All inquiries are
confidential.
April 2008
Negola’s Ark Veterinary Hospital is searching for a
special intern or extern interested in a working and learning environment in the
Maryland/Washington, D.C., area. As a high quality small
animal practice, we are continually striving to provide
the ultimate in veterinary medicine. Dr. Daniel Negola
has been board certified as an ABVP Diplomate Canine and
Feline Practitioner since 1984. He offers mentor
training in the finest diagnostic medicine, along with
aggressive treatment, innovative techniques, client
education, and preventative medicine.
In
March 2002 Negola’s Ark moved into our new free standing
hospital in Gaithersburg, MD. The hospital possesses the
latest equipment – ultrasound, endoscope, bronchoscope,
fluoroscope, proctoscope, urethroscope, and radiographic
imaging on color video monitors. Our in-house lab
processes all chemistries, CBC’s blood gases, as well as
complete SMAC’s. The hospital is equipped with a
complete orthopedic surgery, including plating, K wires,
circular fixators, Mini-Drill, and a nitrogen powered
Hall air drill. Our technicians are trained in all
procedures allowing doctors to spend time diagnosing,
communicating with clients, reevaluating, and developing
surgical expertise.
The
intern or extern that comes to Negola’s Ark will receive
monetary compensation during the time he or she is with
us. If you are interested in being a part of our team,
please contact me, Diane Cronin, to set up an interview
Diane
Cronin, Hospital Manager
anne@negolasark.com
Negola's Ark Veterinary Hospital
9401 Fields Road
Gaithersburg, MD 20878
(301) 216-0066
Fax (301) 216-9780
April 2008
Negola’s Ark is looking for that special veterinarian…Our
desire is to make a connection with someone interested
in a long-term career commitment in the
Maryland/Washington, D.C., area. As a high quality,
small animal practice, we are continually striving to
provide the ultimate in veterinary medicine. Dr. Daniel
Negola has been board certified as an ABVP Diplomate
Canine and Feline Practitioner since 1984. He offers
mentor training in the finest diagnostic medicine, along
with aggressive treatment, innovative techniques, client
education, and preventative medicine.
In
March 2002 Negola’s Ark moved into our new free standing
hospital in Gaithersburg, MD. The hospital possesses the
latest equipment – ultrasound, endoscope, bronchoscope,
fluoroscope, proctoscope, urethroscope, and radiographic
imaging on color video monitors. Our in-house lab
processes all chemistries, CBC’s blood gases, as well as
complete SMAC’s. The hospital is equipped with a
complete orthopedic surgery, including plating, K wires,
circular fixators, Mini-Drill, and a nitrogen powered
Hall air drill. Our technicians are trained in all
procedures allowing doctors to spend time diagnosing,
communicating with clients, reevaluating, and developing
surgical expertise.
We
offer an excellent starting salary with benefits plus an
additional bonus for the productive doctor!...Dr. Negola
would enjoy having phone conversations to discuss the
position and “perks.” If you are looking for a long-term
relationship with the possibility of a future
partnership, please contact me for further information
and to set up an interview. We are especially interested
in someone who has done an internship or residency.
We
strongly believe in catering to the emotional needs of
our clients and our staff!! We are a close-knit team
that would like you to come and be a part of our
wonderful “family!”
Please send resume to:
Diane
Cronin, Hospital Manager
anne@negolasark.com
Negola's Ark Veterinary Hospital
9401 Fields Road
Gaithersburg, MD 20878
(301) 216-0066
Fax (301) 216-9780
March
2008
The USDA NAHERC program is a national animal reserve
emergency corp. that is comprised of Veterinary
Medical Officers (VMO), Animal Health Technicians and
Veterinary Medical Students (AHT) being assimilated into
an elite cadre within Emergency Management response
community.
The
National Animal Health Emergency Response Corps (NAHERC)
started in 2001 protects public health by providing a
ready reserve of private and State veterinarians and
veterinarian technicians to combat threats to U.S.
livestock and poultry in the event of a large outbreak
of an exotic or foreign animal disease. NAHERC staff can
be activated and supplement existing USDA-APHIS
employees for periods of 3 weeks for domestic
deployments or 30 days for international deployments.
These positions are paid upon activation of the NAHERC.
However, during a disaster, the size and scope of an
incident can easily overwhelm conventional local animal
health resources. The NAHERC is an Emergency Response
organization designed to provide large scale federal
assistance during an animal event. Previously NAHERC was
activated and responded to the 2001 UK FMD outbreak, the
2003 Newcastle outbreak in California and the 2002 LPAI
in Virginia. When an animal health emergency occurs, an
immediate response is necessary to protect both animals
and people in support of the National Response Plan and
Essential Support Function #11.
To
qualify, NAHERC members must meet all qualification
requirements at the time of application.
MINIMUM EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS:
Veterinary Medical Officer - Doctor of Veterinary
Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree, i.e., Veterinary
Medical Doctor (VMD), obtained at a school or college of
veterinary medicine accredited by the American
Veterinary Medical Association Council on Education
(AVMA). The AVMA web site,
http://www.avma.org has a listing of all
AVMA-accredited veterinary medical schools.
Animal Health Technician – Life experience and/or
educational experience in the animal health field.
Current veterinary students apply under AHT.
Sign-up and become part of a service program that few
other jobs can match. Please click on this
LINK and follow the link below become part of the
USDA NAHERC program today.
NAHERC WEBSITE:
http://www.aphis.usda.gov/vs/ep/naherc/
FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT NAHERC:
• Call the NAHERC Coordinator at 301.734.4933.
• E-mail inquiries to:
thomas.m.cunningham@aphis.usda.gov
Please pass the NAHERC message to your colleagues about
this exciting program from the USDA-APHIS. For handouts
see attachments.
Download brochure for
students
Download brochure for
DVMs and vet techs
V/R
Thomas M. Cunningham SEM, CHS, BRP
National Animal Health Emergency Response Coordinator
USDA-APHIS-Veterinary Services Emergency Management &
Diagnostics
Nat'l Center for Animal Health Emergency Management
4700 River Road, Unit 41 Rm 5B-02.9
Riverdale, MD 20737
Office - 301.734.4933
Fax - 301.734.7817
Cell - 240.252.8088/443.253.0141
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