Our lead certified veterinary technician is a senior management position responsible for overseeing, training, and scheduling our CVTs and veterinary assistants. This person has extensive equine and veterinary experience and strong technical skills.
Practice managers are responsible for the daily operations of veterinary hospitals. That includes setting business goals, setting up client records systems, overseeing practice financials, and ensuring policies and best practices meet industry standards and government...
Interns are licensed veterinarians who are seeking to deepen their professional experience in equine medicine during our yearlong program. Our interns are a vital part of our patient-care team and see patients with our associate veterinarians and on their own. They...
Image used with permission by the American Association of Equine Practitioners. By Amanda Sarbry, DVM, MBA The term “choke” in horses refers to an obstruction of the esophagus, a soft muscular tube that leads to the stomach. It is a common misconception that “choking”...
Certified veterinary technicians (CVT) and veterinary doctor assistants are a vital part of our care team. They play an integral role in helping our veterinarians in the hospital and the field. They handle horses; assist with exams, medical procedures, and surgeries;...
