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Classifieds ond shift. We have an excellent benefits package and great sign on bonus. Please call (918) 663-5758 or e-mail dokh54@msn.com. PENNSYLVANIA Associate needed for a beautiful mixed animal practice. Duties would be mostly small animal. Six doctors, friendly and compassionate staff. New radiograph and processor, in house lab, ultrasound, I-stat, Avimark on 10 computer network. Generous salary, production bonuses, full medical, 401(k), licensing fees, continuing ed. Located close to two college towns and the Chesapeake Bay. One hour from Phila and Baltimore. New graduate or experienced practitioner will be considered. www.Applebrookvet.net. (610) 329-2928. The Animal Emergency Center of West Houston, the fastest growing AAHA accredited emergency center in the country, is currently looking to hire a fourth associate for our state of the art facility. Candidates should be willing to work nights, weekends, and holidays. We offer very competitive wages (to be determined with experience) and benefits (health insurance, vacation, sick time, CE, license fees, uniform allowance, etc.). Interested candidates can e-mail their résumés to aecwh.aecwh@hotoffice.net or fax to (832) 593-8388. The Animal Emergency Center of West Houston, the fastest growing AAHA accredited emergency center in the country, is currently looking to hire compassionate, confident, motivated, team-oriented and experienced nurses, also receptionists, for full-time positions in our state of the art facility. Potential candidates should show a willingness to learn, love to interact with people, have good typing skills and knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. Candidates should be able to multi-task and be willing to work nights, weekends, and holidays. We offer very competitive wages (to be determined with experience) and benefits (health insurance, vacation, sick time, CE, license fees, uniform allowance, etc.). Interested candidates can e-mail their résumés to aecwh.aecwh@hotoffice.net or fax to (832) 593-8388. Growing small animal practice looking for a positive, motivated full-time or part-time veterinarian. Our progressive, client oriented focus is putting us in a large, beautiful, well equipped new building in September 2007. Experienced support staff is 6 per FTE DVM. Great work environment. Check us out at allcreaturesonline.com. Send résumés via fax (972) 306-2063 or e-mail drhutton@allcreaturesonline.net or 3492 E. Rosemeade Pkwy., Carrollton, TX 75007. integrated with imaging, lab work, medical notes, transactions and client information all available on the same management system. Benefits include health insurance, cafeteria plan, retirement program and continuing education. New graduate applications are welcome. Compensation is based on experience and skill level. Applicants should e-mail, fax or mail CV, résumé and current license to Brooke Johnson. New graduate employment is contingent on passing National Boards, CCT, and Utah Boards. Fax: (801) 304-5933; e-mail: Brooke@JRAH.net; phone: (801) 561-8872. VIRGINIA Full-time associate veterinarian needed for predominantly small animal practice. Opportunity to practice in a multiple doctor group. We are located in family-oriented communities throughout the Northern Neck. New graduates welcome. Send résumé to Heathsville-Kilmarnock Animal Clinic, Inc., PO Box 70, Heathsville, VA 22473, Attention: Dorothy Fridenstine. Tired of reading the same ads about high quality medicine, the latest equipment, and a super staff? So are we, even though we also have all of these great attributes. We are looking for a full time associate for our small animal clinic in Suffolk, Virginia. Salary based on experience with benefits including CE, insurance, and an IRA. New grads welcome. Call (757) 483-5990 or e-mail bcvc1@earthlink.net. SOUTH CAROLINA Great opportunity to join a dynamic AAHA certified, 24 hour, 3.5 doctor small animal practice in beautiful upstate SC near Lake Hartwell. Ideal location for enjoyment of water sports and relaxed lake living. Proximity to the Smokey Mountains, the beach and two hours to Atlanta, GA. We are a very busy practice providing exceptional customer service and high quality medicine in a modern, well-equipped facility. Excellent working environment, superior support staff and a team atmosphere. Competitive salary and generous benefits package.Visit us at ElectricCityAnimalClinic.com. Send résumé to Electric City Animal Clinic, 1403 Pearman Dairy Road, Anderson, SC 29625; fax (864) 225-2926; phone (864) 225-0015; or e-mail jbushwack@electriccityanimalclinic.com. Wanted: Small Animal Veterinarian. Located in Summerville, 30 minutes from Charleston and beaches. Experience preferred. Opening new clinic in October 2007. 1 of 3 experienced veterinarians. No weekends or emergencies. Family atmosphere. Excellent schools. Insurance and dues included. Needs good client/communication skills. Contact (843) 729-7997. Dr. S. Green. WISCONSIN Franklin, Wisconsin. The new Animal Campus in need of a DVM to rent clinic. The clinic is approximately 5,000 sq. ft. and conveniently located on Hwy. 36. This clinic is the heart of the Animal Campus, working together with other animal friendly businesses. The need for a friendly DVM is a must. Rent is affordable to begin a practice. This newly constructed vet clinic includes exam tables, dental sinks, pharmacy cabinets, etc., and there is help available with leasing of additional equipment. For more information please call (414) 217-3232, (414) 425-3766 or (414) 719-2377, e-mail to jeanie.dd@animalcampus.com; website: animalcampus.com. UTAH Associate Small Animal Veterinarian: Jordan River Animal Hospital, 1519 W 9000 S, West Jordan, UT 84088. An energetic, highly motivated associate is needed to join our two doctor practice. Our mission is to provide team members with the best technology, training and support possible. Our medicine is the uncompromising pursuit of perfection. Our offer to the right candidate is an exceptional facility, great staff and a world class clientele. Our hospital provides endoscopy, full in-house lab, reference lab access six days a week, ultrasound, dentistry, digital radiology, therapeutic and surgical laser and 24hour patient care. The hospital is fully computer TEXAS Need confident, small animal full-time practitioner, excited to share and learn abilities for semi-rural two doctor practice. Must be rounded in internal medicine, routine surgery and client education. New grads considered. Extremely light after hour call duty. Competitive salary with paid CE, vacation, license and health insurance benefits. (512) 515-6566, Liberty Hill, Texas. Go online for news and opportunities in the veterinary profession. 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Contents A Veterinary Medicine Interview Veterinary Voices Idea Exchange Diagnosis and Treatment of Solar Dermatitis in Dogs Diagnostic Imaging for Linear Foreign Bodies in Cats Overcoming the Diagnostic and Therapeutic Challenges of Canine Immune-Mediated Thrombocytopenia Ophthalmic drugs: What’s new? CE Form Product Preview Advertiser Index Marketplace/Classifieds Mind Over Miller

Veterinary Medicine - August 2007

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