Myhre Equine Clinic, NH

Description of Elective Experience

The purpose of our externship is to provide students (from all levels of experience) with the ability to closely work with our veterinarians and technicians during in-hospital, out-patient, and ambulatory cases. Our hands-on and educational approach allows veterinary medicine and technician students (along with all others) to develop their knowledge base of equine veterinary medicine, advance their technical skills, and/or simply strengthen their choice of a career path.

Institutional and Educational Resources - staffing, equipment, etc.

Myhre Equine Clinic has an equine board-certified surgeon, consulting internist, an associate veterinarians, and two intern veterinarians, and three veterinary technicians on staff. We provide one surgical suite with two well-padded induction/recovery stalls, treatment room with advanced diagnostic and therapeutic equipment (e.g., diagnostic and therapeutic ultrasound, Game Ready, shock wave, endoscopy, needle-scope, etc.), radiology, nuclear scintigraphy, MRI, CT scanner, in-house laboratory with PRP/IRAP equipment, pharmacy (in-house and online), 20+ in- and out-patient stalls, and two colic stalls, a mare and neonatal unit, and three isolation stalls, all with video monitoring capability.

Student Responsibilities - what is expected of students in terms of hours, days of the week, shadowing or actual support?

Externs are expected to assist interns and technicians with the daily treatments of in-patients and assist primary clinicians with out-patient and lameness cases, surgical cases, and advanced imaging of patients. They are supervised day-long. Our hours of operation are Monday thru Friday, 8AM - 5PM. We are open 24/7 for emergencies and in-patient treatments.

Student Housing (include costs, amenities, pet friendly, contact info if different from elective contact info)

On-site housing is free-of-charge, but students are expected to assist with after-hours in-patient treatments and any emergencies that occur, in turn. Utensils and linens are provided for living. Students are expected to bring / purchase their own food and drink. Pets are not allowed during externships.

Supervisor
Alyssa E. Warneke, DVM
Website
http://www.myhreequine.com/
Contact email
Address

100 Ten Rod Road
Rochester, NH 03867
United States

Animal Type
Practice or Institution Type
Is student housing available?
Yes
Hours of supervision by a licensed veterinarian per week
40
Global engagement opportunity
No
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