Although you can only learn and experience so much during clinical year as a student (let’s be honest, interns, and residents do most of the work), pre-COVID clinical year sure was helpful. The hands-on training, face-to-face interaction with faculty and clients sans face masks, and long hours writing records and interpreting lab results with rotations […]
Hot Topics in Critical Care: Dialysis
Advances in veterinary medicine are often adopted from human medicine but made appropriate for the size and species of our patients. One increasingly common treatment making an impact in veterinary medicine is dialysis. I had the chance to work with a few dialysis patients this summer under the guidance of veterinary critical care specialists. Indications […]
Let’s Get Physical!
My responsibilities as a small animal general practitioner involve a lot of sitting. For better or worse, it is something that comes with the job. The time in which I find myself on the phone doing callbacks, sharing lab work results, staring at the computer screen, or lost in a quagmire of seemingly never-ending paperwork […]
