PAST PRESENT EDUCATION AND FUTURE GOALS Angela Culp

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PAST & PRESENT EDUCATION, AND FUTURE GOALS Angela Culp LVT

PAST & PRESENT EDUCATION, AND FUTURE GOALS Angela Culp LVT

My Veterinary Technology Past § While in my last semester at Richland College I

My Veterinary Technology Past § While in my last semester at Richland College I heard about Cedar Valley College and their Veterinarian Technician program. My Associates in Science gave me the prerequisites to be eligible and I was accepted. § Cedar Valley College offers a AAHA accredited Veterinary Technician program that when finished you receive and Associate in Veterinary Technology. § I graduated from Cedar Valley College and went on to take my State and National exam to become a Registered Veterinary Technician. After graduation, I jumped into the clinic world. § I held that title until 2014 when the State of Texas changed the title to a Licensed Veterinary Technician.

Certificates and License Associate in Science- 2006 Small Animal Certificate- 2009 Large Animal Certificate-

Certificates and License Associate in Science- 2006 Small Animal Certificate- 2009 Large Animal Certificate- 2009 CVT/Associate in Vet Tech 2009 RVT- 2009 LVT- 2014

Tarleton State University • I had my two Associate’s and wanted to secure my

Tarleton State University • I had my two Associate’s and wanted to secure my future with a 4 year degree. • Tarleton offered an online BAS in Veterinary Technology and it was something I felt I could handle. • I will admit I always dreamed of attending and A&M school. This was a dream and a great opportunity.

SKILLS OBTAINED THROUGH COURSES

SKILLS OBTAINED THROUGH COURSES

Shelter Animal Medicine • Skills obtained from these courses allow me to manage proper

Shelter Animal Medicine • Skills obtained from these courses allow me to manage proper maintenance to the kennel and facility. There is a proper measurement of chemical agents to kill bacteria and not waste money. • Text used: Miller, L. , & Zawistowski, S. (2013). Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff. Wiley-Blackwell.

Nutrition • Skills that I obtained from this course is to calculate Maintenance Energy

Nutrition • Skills that I obtained from this course is to calculate Maintenance Energy Requirements (MER) and Resting Energy Requirements (RER). • I am able to do this for the Veterinarian and be a reference for information. • Text used: Case, Daristotle, Hayek, & Raasch. (2011). Canine and Feline Nutrition. Maryland Heights: Mosby Elsevier.

Strengths Based Leadership • Skills that I obtained in this course are communication and

Strengths Based Leadership • Skills that I obtained in this course are communication and leadership. I use this information to communicate to different personality types found in coworkers and clientele. • Text used: Roth, T. , & Concha, B. (2008). Strength Based Leadership. New York City: Gallup Inc.

TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY 2016 Angela Rene’ Culp LVT, BAS

TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY 2016 Angela Rene’ Culp LVT, BAS

ALL CREATURES ANIMAL HOSPITAL Veterinary Technician

ALL CREATURES ANIMAL HOSPITAL Veterinary Technician

All Creatures Veterinary Hospital § Since being here I have used my skills at

All Creatures Veterinary Hospital § Since being here I have used my skills at Tarleton to assist in education and communication to the clientele when the veterinarians needed some help. § My skills from surgery and nursing have allowed me to organize the surgery room and to monitor the maintenance of the supplies. § In the future I hope to become the trainer for this facility. I want to help the staff further their own education and this in turn will better the clinic and the care of the animals.

Future Goals • To fulfill my aspirations to teach the Certified Veterinary Assistant program.

Future Goals • To fulfill my aspirations to teach the Certified Veterinary Assistant program. • This would be a great way to educate future veterinary professionals on what is involved in this career.

References • All Creatures Veterinary Clinic. (2016). Retrieved from ACVC: http: //www. allcreaturesonline. com/

References • All Creatures Veterinary Clinic. (2016). Retrieved from ACVC: http: //www. allcreaturesonline. com/ • Case, Daristotle, Hayek, & Raasch. (2011). Canine and Feline Nutrition. Maryland Heights: Mosby Elsevier. • Miller, L. , & Zawistowski, S. (2013). Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff. Wiley. Blackwell. • Roth, T. , & Concha, B. (2008). Strength Based Leadership. New York City: Gallup Inc. • Tarleton EDU. (2016). Retrieved from Tarleton EDU: http: //www. tarleton. edu/vettech/program-overview/index. html