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COS Intership: Western Slope Animal Hosptial
The Colorado Department of Education defines "Professional" using the following descriptors:
time & work management
career literacy
grit and resilience
work ethic; dependable and reliable
What Professionalism Means to me:
Professionalism is being consistent in your job, as well as being respectful and having integrity. It involves being trustworthy, communicating well, and always wanting to learn more and improve. Professionalism goes outside of just doing the norm, it is being dedicated to your work and bringing a positive attitude into everything. It is also being accountable .
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My Future Plan & Career Objective
My Future Plan & Career Objective
Following High School I hope to attend CSU and major in animal scienceses. From there I hope to achieve my goal of becoming a Veterinarian by attending their Veterinary Medicine program.
Q&A with Hannah
Q&A with Hannah
Q: What’s your name?
A: My name is Hannah
Q: Where do you work?
A: I work as a technician at Western Slope
Q: What do you do?
A: Basically where a technician is an animal nurse so we do everything from blood draws, filling prescriptions, helping the doctor drain things, assisting in surgery. All that fun Stuff. Our biggest job is making sure animals are held correctly during exams so that the doctors are safe.
Q: What’s the hardest part of the job?
A: Definitely when you can’t help the patients. So for example if a patient has really bad kidney disease or liver disease and you know we’ve maintained it for a while but they are just declining. And just delivering the bad news is just, I mean the doctors are the ones that do it but having to be a part of that conversation, knowing there’s nothing else we can do, that’s definitely the hardest part.
Q: What do you find to be most interesting about being a vet tech?
A: Every day is different, so we aren’t doing the same thing everyday. I mean yes we do surgeries in the morning and appointments in the afternoon but you never know what you're gonna get as far as appointments. You’ll see different puppies with different weird skin conditions or reasons that they get sick. Yeah it keeps it really interesting, so we are never bored.
Learning Goals:
Learning Goals:
Learning the basics of the Veterinary field
Learn the different types of roles involved with the industry
Learn about the differnpent tools used
Soft Skills:
Soft Skills:
Communication
Independence
Teamwork
Adaptability/Problem Solving
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