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Monett, MO

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Heritage Vet Partners

Student Externship - Animal Clinic of Monett (test)

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Hands-On Rural Veterinary Experience | Animal Clinic of Monett (Monett, MO)
Practice Details:
Founded in 1989 by Drs. Ted and Carol Dahlstrom, ACM has been a cornerstone of veterinary care in southwest Missouri for more than 35 years. As a true mixed-animal practice, ACM fully integrates bovine and small-animal medicine, and each plays a meaningful role in the clinic's daily work. ACM also provides most of the veterinary work for Joplin Regional Stockyards (Carthage, MO). Species Mix 55% Large Animal (Beef 45%, Dairy 10%) 45% Companion Animal (including some equine) DVM Team Dr. John Harper (Missouri '88) is easily recognized by his signature cowboy hat and boots. A versatile mixed animal practitioner, he is especially skilled in small animal orthopedic surgery and loves caring for horses and cattle. Dr. John Tyra (Mississippi State '10) raised on a farm in Guntown, Mississippi, he specializes in beef and dairy production medicine and bovine reproduction. Dr. Rachael Kluppel (Mississippi State '26) joined ACM this year as a new graduate, bringing fresh energy and enthusiasm to the team as she begins her veterinary career.
Housing Provided:
On-Site; dedicated student room(s), full kitchen, bathroom/shower/laundry access -
Expected Duties Shadowing and Assisting:
Shadow veterinarians during consultations, surgeries, herd checks and other medical procedures to gain practical knowledge and skills. Assist in patient examinations, medication administration, laboratory sample collection, diagnostic imaging and herd health consultations. Observe and participate in emergency and critical care situations.
Communication and Client Interaction:
Accompany veterinarians in client communication and education. Assist in explaining treatment plans and offering medical advice to livestock/pet owners. Enhance interpersonal skills by interacting with clients in a professional and empathetic manner.
Administrative Support:
Contribute to maintaining accurate and up-to-date medical records for each patient/herd. Assist in inventory management, including ordering supplies and restocking trucks/treatment areas/exam rooms. Collaborate with the administrative team to ensure efficient clinic operations.
Qualifications:
Must be actively enrolled in a veterinary school program. Strong interest in livestock or mixed animal medicine and surgery. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work efficiently both independently and as a team member. Demonstrated willingness to learn and take initiative. Attention to detail and ability to follow instructions accurately. - About the Program Heritage Vet Partners offers veterinary students a rare opportunity to gain practical experience in rural mixed and large animal medicine. Our externships take place exclusively at livestock-based practices, giving you real-world exposure to the animals, clients, and communities that likely inspired your first vision and interest in veterinary medicine. Externships typically run 2-4 weeks in length, but customized plans are possible. Depending on your stage in veterinary school, some placements can be arranged for course credit, while others are non-credit opportunities — this is worked out directly with your host practice and your school. Most externships are unpaid, though a limited number of participating practices offer small stipends. Housing is generally provided in some capacity at every location, though exact arrangements vary practice to practice. Before Applying Join our Student Network here — we ask all applicants to complete this before applying. Prepare a current resume.
Tips:
include your expected graduation date, relevant experience (previous externships, vet-related jobs, current clubs and organizations, any awards, honors, or publications). Before Your Externship Begins Confirm coverage under the AVMA Student PLIT Program Complete a confidentiality agreement Your host practice will coordinate directly with you on scheduling, on-site expectations, and any additional specifics about your placement. Want to learn more about other student opportunities?
Visit https:
//heritagevetpartners.com/student-programs/
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  • Bonuses/Stipends
  • Dental Insurance