Vet Tech Schools in Whitley County, Indiana - Vet Tech Programs Near You

Valley College-Cleveland Cleveland, Ohio

Hands-on training for over 350 essential veterinary skills, preparing students for a fast-paced environment.
Exposure to a variety of species including large animals, small animals, avian, and exotics.
AVMA CVTEA accredited program, ensuring a high-quality educational experience and meeting industry standards.
Hybrid program with online components, offered at the Cleveland, OH campus for flexibility.
Career development guidance to assist students in transitioning from education to a working professional.
Opportunity to specialize in areas such as internal medicine, emergency care, and dental technology after graduation.
No wait list for the program, allowing students to start their training quickly.

Prepares students for a broad scope of practice in veterinary technology.
Focuses on career advancement and increased responsibility.
Offers a rewarding future in a fast-paced work environment.
Requires completion of an AVMA-accredited Associate in Applied Science – Veterinary Technology program for admission.
Requires current licensure as an RVT/CVT/LVT/LVMT in the United States for admission.
Designed for licensed veterinary technicians seeking a Bachelor of Science degree.

Focuses on practical skills needed to work with animals in various settings.
Prepares students to function as professional technical support to veterinarians and researchers.
Covers a wide range of responsibilities including clinical pathology, radiology, and surgical assisting.
Offers opportunities to learn about the program through live, in-person information sessions.
Provides education to assume responsibilities in office/hospital management.

Hands-on training with companion animals, food animals, horses, laboratory animals, and exotic species.
High Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE) pass rate, significantly exceeding the national average.
The program is accredited by CVTEA/AVMA.
Opportunity to gain experience in diverse settings, including private practices, emergency clinics, research facilities, and zoological parks.
Preparation for a variety of career options as a graduate veterinary technician.
Students may acquire the Rabies vaccine at the Cuyahoga County Board of Health.