Veterinary Physiologist Interview Preparation Guide

Hard working honest out going.

I was actively involved in the pre-veterinary club at my undergraduate university which gave me a breadth of experience and exposure to various fields in the world of veterinary medicine. I am also an active runner, and will be competing in my first full marathon in January at Disney World. Finally, I thoroughly enjoy reading a good book, whether it is educational or not. If I find it interesting, I feel that I will gain informational knowledge or knowledge from the perspective of another, something that is so invaluable in today's world.

Small animal surgery as well as wildlife medicine. I have explained my interest in both of these areas of veterinary medicine and would love the opportunity to pursue them at Midwestern university. The new state-of-the-art on campus facilities will also allow me as a student to gain access and familiarity with the latest technology in veterinary medicine, leading to a more efficient and accurate veterinary practice. I also realize that there is a shortange of veterinarians in the state of AZ, and would be very interested in opening up or joining a practice in Arizona after attaining a DVM license. I realize how important the veterinary role is, and would be honored to contribute to the growing field of veterinary medicine in AZ, helping to expand veterinary care and awareness there. (**also could mention community service outreach and education. giving back to the commuity--on presidents honor roll for community service. incorporated in to curriculum.)

Integrity to me is what you do and how you act when no body is looking. To me it's doing the right thing, regardless of who is around or watching. Sticking to my values and internal moral code that I was raised with allows me to do this, as well as my conscience.

To answer this question let’s first define pink eye. Pink eye is a very general term that simply means conjunctivitis, which is inflammation of the transparent membrane (conjunctiva) that lines the inside of the eyelid and covers the white part of your eyeball.

Dogs can get conjunctivitis due to a wide range of causes. So technically the answer is yes, dogs can get pink eye – which is just another name for conjunctivitis.

What is the importance of being educated on animal sciences.

I knew it was a fairly new, up to date program, and felt that it would be a great place for me to attend veterinary school. Not only are the laboratory instruments new and state of the art, but everyone is fresh at the school, which I feel fosters an environment for cohesiveness when working as a team as well as a positive atmosphere where the drive to succeed and learn thrives.

a time when I was lost maybe? In south africa?? Extubating?

I make decisions by making a pros and cons list in my head first. From that, I usually develop a feeling for which decision is the best option. I often run through scenarios in my head and analyze the different outcomes. When needed, I consult with others, as I feel different perspectives can be invaluable in any blind spots that I may have.

A small amount of clear discharge from the eyes can be normal in some dogs, but this normally does not lead to staining of the hair below the eyes. If your dog has excessive tearing there may be a problem with the eyelids or the eyeball itself. There are many different causes of excess discharge and your dog may need a full eye exam from your veterinarian to determine the cause.