CS
766
Food Animal (Mixed) Practice Mentorship
Credit: 1
semester hour (45 contact hours)
Prerequisite:
1st, 2nd, or 3rd year veterinary student
Grading: credit
/ no credit
Course description:
This is an off-campus approved one week externship for preclinical
veterinary students designed to promote mentorship while gaining
required basic clinical skills for food animal clinical practice. Each
enrolled student will submit a proposal for his/her food animal practice
mentorship, maintain a daily electronic log of activities, and submit a
summary report of activities. Each mentor (approved private veterinary
practitioner) will be required to submit an evaluation of the veterinary
student’s performance within three working days following the end of the
mentorship activity.
CS 767
Small Animal Practice Mentorship
Credit: 1
semester hour (45 contact hours)
Prerequisite:
1st, 2nd, or 3rd year veterinary student
Grading: credit
/ no credit
Course description:
This is an off-campus approved one week externship for preclinical
veterinary students designed to promote mentorship while gaining
required basic clinical skills for small animal clinical practice. Each
enrolled student will submit a proposal for his/her small animal
practice mentorship, maintain a daily electronic log of activities, and
submit a summary report of activities. Each mentor (approved private
veterinary practitioner) will be required to submit an evaluation of the
veterinary student’s performance within three working days following the
end of the mentorship activity.
CS 768
Non-Traditional / Other Veterinary Practice Mentorship
Credit: 1
semester hour (45 contact hours)
Prerequisite:
1st, 2nd, or 3rd year veterinary student
Grading: credit
/ no credit
Course description:
This is an on or off-campus approved one week experience for preclinical
veterinary students designed to promote mentorship while gaining
exposure to non-traditional / other veterinary practice. Examples of
acceptable experiences include exclusive swine practice, exclusive
equine practice, exclusive avian practice, public health practice, food
safety practice, governmental clerkships, veterinary research
experience, industrial veterinary medicine practice, etc. Each enrolled
student will submit a proposal for his/her non-traditional other /
mentorship, maintain a daily electronic log of activities, and submit a
summary report of activities. Each mentor will be required to submit an
evaluation of the veterinary student’s performance within three working
days following the end of the mentorship activity.
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