Veterinary Technology: Hands-on Learning
Compassionate, humane care is the goal of veterinary technology. To provide compassionate care, students must learn essential skills.
A superior veterinary technician will master complex academic skills and clinical skills:
- Placing intravenous catheters.
- Taking charge of anesthesia for a veterinary surgeon.
- Providing treatment to critically ill patients.
- Aiding in endoscopic and ultra sound procedures
- Managing a chemistry lab for an entire clinic.
- Running a radiology unit.
- Running a busy surgical unit.
CAVT provides hands-on training in a working veterinary hospital with several veterinary specialists. Every student will learn veterinary technology in the most advanced setting available.
Students will assist and gain experience with boarded veterinary surgeons, anesthesiologists, and internal medical specialists. This will take place in a busy, modern facility in Colorado Springs where students will participate in providing the most advanced techniques in veterinary medicine.
Hands-on training and a rigorous academic schedule qualify CAVT students to work in a variety of settings including specialty referral clinics, small animal clinics, research facilities, or public health agencies.
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