17 Veterinary Assistant Training Degree Programs

Do you love animals and would like to build a career caring for them? This diploma course provides you with the theoretical knowledge and training required to work in veterinary clinics and hospitals. We cover topics such as the history of veterinary medicine, the classification of living organisms, animal health, nutrition and more. We also discuss disease quantification and prevalence, animal anatomy and their nervous and endocrine systems.

Veterinary assistants are to veterinarians what medical assistants are to doctors: they provide support that improves animal care. They require knowledge of specific terminologies and equipment to do their job. This animal care course provides the training you need to become a veterinary assistant and goes over the jargon, job descriptions and requirements of this crucial role. We also provide marketing strategies that can boost a vet business.

This program aims to coordinate advanced learning activities PhD in Veterinary Sciences and Animal Productions, fostering scientific and cultural development through advanced research. It leverages existing collaborations with industry and leading national and international research institutions to develop new partnerships and promotes internationalization by involving foreign scholars and students in research and training activities.

The Veterinary Technical Assistant is a valued member of a veterinary practice team and works alongside animal health technicians, veterinary professionals, and shelter staff in the animal industry. The Full-Time Veterinary Technician Assistant Diploma Program will give you the technical knowledge and practical experience you need to have a rewarding career in animal care without spending years in school. In addition to classroom learning in a bright, modern space, students actively participate in labs, practical demonstrations, and exciting field trips to animal care settings. We have frequent visits from industry guest speakers to furry friends of a wide range of animal species. Classrooms are led by experienced instructors who are genuinely interested in helping you enter the animal health professional field.

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The mission of the Veterinary Assisting program is to prepare students for employment and/or advanced training to enhance their skills and preparedness for a career in the veterinarian and animal caretaker industry.

These credentialed professionals are passionate about animal care and are dedicated healthcare professionals who nurture the health and well-being of animals through education focused on specialized knowledge of animal behavior and care, surgical assisting, laboratory testing and nursing procedures. Veterinary Technicians are qualified to work closely with veterinarians in the areas of surgery, lab procedures and radiography.

This qualification reflects the role of a veterinary nurse who works under the supervision of a registered veterinarian to provide nursing care to animals, support veterinarians to carry out medical and surgical procedures, and support clients in maintaining animals' health.

The Veterinary Technician Program will prepare students for a career caring for animals in vet clinics, animal research, or wildlife rescue. The program will allow hands-on learning to do pharmacology, surgical preparation, and animal care, which will prepare students with the skills needed to find a career in the veterinary technician field.

Vet Tech Institute offers an 18-month program for students seeking the core skills to prepare for entry into the veterinary care field. The curriculum, facilities, on-site kennel, cohort instruction, and experienced faculty are all designed for student success.

Completing this course will prepare the students for full-time employment as veterinary assistants in a veterinary hospital. Students will be expected to meet all of the course goals and demonstrate their understanding of the underlying concepts. The instruction will include lecture, class discussion, hands-on training whenever possible, and assigned reading materials.

The field of Veterinary Technology is a rapidly growing profession that offers qualified individuals many exciting and diverse opportunities. The AVMA-CVTEA accredited Veterinary Technology Program at Norwalk Community College is a two-year, full-time Associate Degree program. Veterinary technology students who graduate successfully from a program that has received AVMA-CVTEA accreditation may take the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE).

Vermilion’s Veterinary Technician program focuses on enabling students to take their existing passion for animals and develop it into an employable skill set. This rigorous study program consists of 5 semesters of classes focused specifically on the skills required to be a veterinary technician.

At Fox College, our Veterinary Technology faculty are all animal lovers and have real-world experience. Our classes provide plenty of hands-on instruction. You will also spend 8 weeks in an externship where you will practice what you've learned and make industry contacts!

The City and Guilds Level 2 Technical Certificate study program provides a detailed introduction to animal care and husbandry, combining practical based training with sound theoretical knowledge.