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Certified Canine Massage Therapist
View pageLocation:
6661 Kilimanjaro Dr, Evergreen, CO
Industry:
Veterinary
Work:
- since Jun 2007
CVT, unemployed (seeking position) and Homemaker
CACVT 1999 - 2010
Current Member
Aurora Animal Hospital Jan 2004 - Nov 2004
CVT
Smoky Hill Veterinary Clinic Apr 1999 - Apr 2003
CVT
Alameda East Veterinary Hospital Sep 1998 - Dec 1998
Veterinary Technician Intern
CVT, unemployed (seeking position) and Homemaker
CACVT 1999 - 2010
Current Member
Aurora Animal Hospital Jan 2004 - Nov 2004
CVT
Smoky Hill Veterinary Clinic Apr 1999 - Apr 2003
CVT
Alameda East Veterinary Hospital Sep 1998 - Dec 1998
Veterinary Technician Intern
Education:
Community College of Aurora 2004 - 2007
none, Respiratory TherapyStudied Respiratory Therapy for two semesters (the first year of a two-year program), including prerequisites taken part-time at both Arapahoe Community College and Community College of Aurora from 2004 until 2006. Although I decided not to finish the program, I gained invaluable education in anatomy & physiology of the respiratory and cardiovascular systems, oxygen therapy, cardiopulmonary pharmacology and the basics of physics (especially as it relates to anatomy and physiology). There were many things I learned that added to what I had learned in my vet tech education. We did not have physics at Bel-Rea, so when I learned about gas laws in the respiratory therapy courses, it made anesthesia make so much more sense to me. Oxygen therapy is also something that would be easy to apply to veterinary medicine. Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology 1996 - 1998
A.A.S., Veterinary Technology
none, Respiratory TherapyStudied Respiratory Therapy for two semesters (the first year of a two-year program), including prerequisites taken part-time at both Arapahoe Community College and Community College of Aurora from 2004 until 2006. Although I decided not to finish the program, I gained invaluable education in anatomy & physiology of the respiratory and cardiovascular systems, oxygen therapy, cardiopulmonary pharmacology and the basics of physics (especially as it relates to anatomy and physiology). There were many things I learned that added to what I had learned in my vet tech education. We did not have physics at Bel-Rea, so when I learned about gas laws in the respiratory therapy courses, it made anesthesia make so much more sense to me. Oxygen therapy is also something that would be easy to apply to veterinary medicine. Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology 1996 - 1998
A.A.S., Veterinary Technology
Skills:
Laboratory
Horses
Clinical Chemistry
Iv Catheter Placement
Fecal Analysis
Anesthesia
Surgery
Animal Behavior
Veterinary Medicine
Animal Husbandry
Veterinary
Medical Terminology
Hematology
Dogs
Dental Care
Rabbit
Client Education
Parasitology
Venipuncture
Reptiles
Therapeutic Canine Massage
Typing
Customer Service
Canine Sports Massage
Pets
Urinalysis
Animal Care
Radiology
Veterinary Laser Therapy
Horses
Clinical Chemistry
Iv Catheter Placement
Fecal Analysis
Anesthesia
Surgery
Animal Behavior
Veterinary Medicine
Animal Husbandry
Veterinary
Medical Terminology
Hematology
Dogs
Dental Care
Rabbit
Client Education
Parasitology
Venipuncture
Reptiles
Therapeutic Canine Massage
Typing
Customer Service
Canine Sports Massage
Pets
Urinalysis
Animal Care
Radiology
Veterinary Laser Therapy
Interests:
Animal Massage
Pain Management
Animal Acupressure
Road Cycling
Spending Time With My Family
Environment
Anesthesia
Baking
Reading
Hematology
Pottery
Human Rights
Animal Welfare
Microbiology
Dentistry
Canine Rehabilitation
Pain Management
Animal Acupressure
Road Cycling
Spending Time With My Family
Environment
Anesthesia
Baking
Reading
Hematology
Pottery
Human Rights
Animal Welfare
Microbiology
Dentistry
Canine Rehabilitation
Certifications:
License Co# 982079