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Junior Electives
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As you sign up for your
junior year classes, you will be offered one or more
electives. While these electives are completely optional, they
are highly beneficial, especially if you are interested in the
specific area that they are offered in. Other than Practice
Management (aka Junior Pathways), the junior electives may
vary from year to year, but overall, Practice Management is
offered both semesters, and any other electives are only
offered spring semester. So, if you are interested in taking
any of these electives, it may be in your best interest to
take Practice Management in the fall, so that you have more
time to take the other electives in the spring.
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Practice Management:
This is a credit/no credit class offered in a lecture format
covering the business aspects of being a veterinarian. In this
class you will learn how to market yourself in job
applications and interviews. You will learn basic marketing to
improve your clinic’s income and clientele. You will learn how
to manage people, and how to best organize your staff to get
the best out of everyone. You will learn how to negotiate your
salary, and what to look for in a clinic/employer when looking
for a job. There is no final test for this class, but you must
attend all sessions for credit. This one credit elective is
offered both fall and spring semesters each year.
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Small Animal
Emergency Medicine: This class if
offered either as a standard graded class, or you also have
the opportunity to audit it. This class is an introduction to
the fundamentals of small animal emergency medicine via a
systems approach, including triage, transfusion medicine, and
CPR. This one credit elective is only offered in the spring at
the discretion of the instructor.
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