Students

Tripp Oliphant, DVM, on what veterinary school prepares graduates for, why he will not monitor a heart murmur, and what he wishes students entering emergency and critical care understood earlier.

Two more students are set to receive up to $140,000 each.

Tripp Oliphant, DVM, reflects on how experience, repetition, and teamwork helped build his confidence in emergency medicine and shaped his interest in managing complex critical care cases.

Tripp Oliphant, DVM, discusses the transition from veterinary school to emergency practice, sharing advice on clinical reasoning, teamwork, and seeking mentorship in high-pressure situations.

Tripp Oliphant, DVM, discusses how veterinary school prepared him for emergency medicine, the challenges of managing cases independently, and the lessons he learned early in practice.

Tripp Oliphant, DVM, discusses how LGBTQIA+ veterinary students and new graduates can assess workplace culture, identify signs of support and inclusion, and evaluate potential employers beyond salary and benefits.

The program, launched by Antech and Vet Set Go, will award five $1000 scholarships, with selection based on documented volunteering and hands-on experience instead of a traditional application process.

Learning to care for animals also means learning how and why to choose between them.

A student shares their veterinary school reapplication journey.

New federal borrowing limits could leave veterinary students with significant funding gaps.

The program provides financial assistance and leadership opportunities to underrepresented students.

How one veterinary student learned the transformative power of diagnostic pathology and turned fear into understanding.

Explore the intersection of veterinary and human cardiology, enhancing outcomes for both patients and clients through innovative surgical advancements.

The lawsuit filed by Lincoln Memorial University alleged that the American Veterinary Medical Association was in violation of antitrust laws.

The audit comes after the veterinary community recently raised questions about the development, administration, and scoring of the test, plus other NAVLE news.

Veterinarians who have graduated within the past 7 years or students in their last year of veterinary school could receive up to $100,000 under the proposed bill.

The first Vet Tech Summit at the Elmwood Park Zoo in Pennsylvania was attended by more than 50 students from 3 area colleges.

Danielle Chesek, CVT, emphasizes the need for better utilization, title protection, and fair compensation for veterinary technicians during National Veterinary Technician Week.

The program will award $20,000 in aid to 15 students.

A list of fall scholarships for veterinary and veterinary technician students, including grants for research, specialized fields in veterinary medicine, first generation students, and more.

Roo Uni was created by the relief veterinary platform Roo as a free service for practices and student users.

Third-year veterinary student Jeremiah Pouncy joins this week's episode to talk more about his life in veterinary school, how he got there, and where he hopes to go after.

Discover insights from first-year veterinary student Sophia Jodka on balancing academics and personal interests during preveterinary and veterinary school.

A group of volunteers led by Vernard Hodges, DVM; and Terrence Ferguson, DVM, will educate students in the Washington, DC, area on what it means to be a veterinary professional.

Roseman University’s proposed College of Veterinary Medicine would provide a local pathway for students in the state interested in veterinary medicine.

Responsible antibiotic use can help improve outcomes.

The university claims in its lawsuit that the AVMA is in violation of the US antitrust laws.

Sixty-one students graduated with doctorate degrees in veterinary medicine and are projected to help fulfill a critical need for animal health care providers in Texas and New Mexico.