• Every day we get closer and closer to opening our brand-new hospital! Opening in the Summer of 2022, it will be our current 2nd year class that kicks off proceedings in the new building during their clinical year. Interested in getting more involved? Our “Leave Your Print” initiative is offering the opportunity to name parts of the hospital with generous donations. Learn more and #LeaveAPrint at www.leaveaprint.vet! #PurdueVetMed #VetLife
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    Every day we get closer and closer to opening our brand-new hospital! Opening in the Summer of 2022, it will be our current 2nd year class that kicks off proceedings in the new building during their clinical year. Interested in getting more involved? Our “Leave Your Print” initiative is offering the opportunity to name parts of the hospital with generous donations. Learn more and #LeaveAPrint at www.leaveaprint.vet! #PurdueVetMed #VetLife
  • In the face of multiple challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine held its first ever digital “Hire a Boilermaker Career Fair,” providing a safe means of connecting students with future career opportunities. Read more at https://purdue.vet/TopStory #PurdueVetMed #VetLife #BoilerUp #Boilermakers #PurdueUniversity @lifeatpurdue @avmavets @navta_official
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    In the face of multiple challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine held its first ever digital “Hire a Boilermaker Career Fair,” providing a safe means of connecting students with future career opportunities. Read more at https://purdue.vet/TopStory #PurdueVetMed #VetLife #BoilerUp #Boilermakers #PurdueUniversity @lifeatpurdue @avmavets @navta_official
  • Is Veterinary Medicine your dream? Develop your superpowers now! Find opportunities through the League and learn more about the #VetaHumanz at www.VetaHumanz.org! #Transform #CapesOn #AlwaysForward #HowWeRole #WeRoleLikeThis #SeeUsBeUs #CircleofRole #PinkPhoenix #BatmanEffect #boilermakers #purdueuniversity #VetLife #VetUp #TheNextGiantLeap #PurdueVetMed @nigms_nih
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    Is Veterinary Medicine your dream? Develop your superpowers now! Find opportunities through the League and learn more about the #VetaHumanz at www.VetaHumanz.org! #Transform #CapesOn #AlwaysForward #HowWeRole #WeRoleLikeThis #SeeUsBeUs #CircleofRole #PinkPhoenix #BatmanEffect #boilermakers #purdueuniversity #VetLife #VetUp #TheNextGiantLeap #PurdueVetMed @nigms_nih
  • The human-animal bond is one of the strongest bonds in the life of an animal and a human. It enables two living beings to connect to give the best of each other to cure the difficulties each one phases in everyday life. #futureveterinarian #human-animal bond #PVMcanineeducators #petsofpurdue #boilermakers #boilerup #purdueuniversity
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    The human-animal bond is one of the strongest bonds in the life of an animal and a human. It enables two living beings to connect to give the best of each other to cure the difficulties each one phases in everyday life. #futureveterinarian #human-animal bond #PVMcanineeducators #petsofpurdue #boilermakers #boilerup #purdueuniversity
  • The Purdue Veterinary Nursing program is looking to hire an Instructional Technologist in Veterinary Nursing. This is a 12-moth full time position with the College of Veterinary Medicine. To learn more about the position, visit http://purdue.vet/vn-instructional-technologist
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    The Purdue Veterinary Nursing program is looking to hire an Instructional Technologist in Veterinary Nursing. This is a 12-moth full time position with the College of Veterinary Medicine. To learn more about the position, visit http://purdue.vet/vn-instructional-technologist
  • Sheeba, an energetic Border Collie, needed treatment for an autoimmune disease in the midst of the unfolding COVID-19 pandemic last spring, here is her story: http://purdue.vet/sheeba #bordercollie #Dogs #PurdueVetMed #VetLife @lifeatpurdue
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    Sheeba, an energetic Border Collie, needed treatment for an autoimmune disease in the midst of the unfolding COVID-19 pandemic last spring, here is her story: http://purdue.vet/sheeba #bordercollie #Dogs #PurdueVetMed #VetLife @lifeatpurdue
  • Why did you decide to become a Veterinary Nurse/Tech? Because of the kids I met while volunteering. Throughout my life, there have been several experiences that really confirmed that Veterinary Nursing was the career for me. When I was a child, our family veterinarians taught me several techniques to use at home to keep my pets healthy, which led to my favorite activity, playing doctor with my pets by checking them for flea dirt. As I grew older my family started raising cattle and I started learning about cattle behavior and how to tend our herd. Finally, in high school, I would volunteer at a local mixed practice where I got to work hands-on and see what it meant to be a Veterinary nurse. I learned so much about large and small animals, as well as about staff-client interactions. The best though was when kids would come in with their parents, asking all sorts of questions about their animals. I could see myself in those children yearning for more knowledge about their animals and how it might shape their career interests, just like it had mine. - Hannah Rowe, Purdue Veterinary Nursing Class of 2023 Help support our Veterinary Nursing Program at http://giving.purdue.edu/VetNursing #vettechlife #Vettech #vettechweek #VetTechWeek20202 #thankful #appreciation #nationalveterinarytechnicianweek #nationalvettechweek #vettechs #PurdueVetMed #Vetlife #Boilerup #Boilermakers #PurdueUniversity @navta_official @lifeatpurdue
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    Why did you decide to become a Veterinary Nurse/Tech? Because of the kids I met while volunteering. Throughout my life, there have been several experiences that really confirmed that Veterinary Nursing was the career for me. When I was a child, our family veterinarians taught me several techniques to use at home to keep my pets healthy, which led to my favorite activity, playing doctor with my pets by checking them for flea dirt. As I grew older my family started raising cattle and I started learning about cattle behavior and how to tend our herd. Finally, in high school, I would volunteer at a local mixed practice where I got to work hands-on and see what it meant to be a Veterinary nurse. I learned so much about large and small animals, as well as about staff-client interactions. The best though was when kids would come in with their parents, asking all sorts of questions about their animals. I could see myself in those children yearning for more knowledge about their animals and how it might shape their career interests, just like it had mine. - Hannah Rowe, Purdue Veterinary Nursing Class of 2023 Help support our Veterinary Nursing Program at http://giving.purdue.edu/VetNursing #vettechlife #Vettech #vettechweek #VetTechWeek20202 #thankful #appreciation #nationalveterinarytechnicianweek #nationalvettechweek #vettechs #PurdueVetMed #Vetlife #Boilerup #Boilermakers #PurdueUniversity @navta_official @lifeatpurdue
  • Why did you decide to become a Veterinary Nurse? Because I took a summer job in a veterinary clinic. Ever since I was little, I thought I wanted to be a Veterinarian. I even started college majoring in Biology/Pre-Vet. During college, I took a job as an assistant at a local vet clinic where I learned about veterinary nursing and I knew that was what I was meant to be. Being so hands-on in patient care and all the responsibilities in the clinic were exactly what I wanted to do. I saw the veterinary nurses taking radiographs, drawing blood, monitoring and maintaining anesthesia, performing diagnostic tests, and so much more. My grandmother, mother, and older sister are all nurses, and they were so supportive of my decision to change majors. When I entered the veterinary nursing program, it was such an affirmation that being a veterinary nurse was my purpose. I went from being a mediocre student to performing very well in all my classes because I was so passionate about what I was learning. - Elisa Hostetler, BS, RVT, Large & Small Animal Anesthesia Technologist, Purdue Veterinary Medicine, PVM Alumni Learn more about our Veterinary Nursing program at https://purdue.vet/nursing #vettechlife #Vettech #vettechweek #VetTechWeek2020 #thankful #appreciation #nationalveterinarytechnicianweek #nationalvettechweek #vettechs #PurdueVetMed #Vetlife #Boilerup #Boilermakers #PurdueUniversity
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    Why did you decide to become a Veterinary Nurse? Because I took a summer job in a veterinary clinic. Ever since I was little, I thought I wanted to be a Veterinarian. I even started college majoring in Biology/Pre-Vet. During college, I took a job as an assistant at a local vet clinic where I learned about veterinary nursing and I knew that was what I was meant to be. Being so hands-on in patient care and all the responsibilities in the clinic were exactly what I wanted to do. I saw the veterinary nurses taking radiographs, drawing blood, monitoring and maintaining anesthesia, performing diagnostic tests, and so much more. My grandmother, mother, and older sister are all nurses, and they were so supportive of my decision to change majors. When I entered the veterinary nursing program, it was such an affirmation that being a veterinary nurse was my purpose. I went from being a mediocre student to performing very well in all my classes because I was so passionate about what I was learning. - Elisa Hostetler, BS, RVT, Large & Small Animal Anesthesia Technologist, Purdue Veterinary Medicine, PVM Alumni Learn more about our Veterinary Nursing program at https://purdue.vet/nursing #vettechlife #Vettech #vettechweek #VetTechWeek2020 #thankful #appreciation #nationalveterinarytechnicianweek #nationalvettechweek #vettechs #PurdueVetMed #Vetlife #Boilerup #Boilermakers #PurdueUniversity